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Parliament discusses the Burkinabe situation

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  • Kofi - USA 9 years ago

    NOT SO FAST. YOU GUYS NEED TO BEHAVE AHD HAVE THE COUNTRY AT HEART INSTEAD OF NOT LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE. YOU GUY SHOULD STOP BEING ARROGANT AND SPENDING MONEY LIKE THERE IS NO TOMORROW. DO NOT THINK THAT IT CAN NOT HAPPEN I ...
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  • Kwame Dokyi 9 years ago

    Yes!That is a ploy to divert attention from their ineptitude. The three arms of government must stop the blame game within the three arms of government and add value to the confidence Ghanaians(unfortunately) reposed in them. ...
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  • Kwame Dokyi 9 years ago

    Professor Akadu Mensema,my great friend; I miss you!

  • Mahmoud 9 years ago

    According to him, the current labour unions strike and the series of recorded cases of corruption, coupled with the various dubious contracts being awarded by government through parliament are similar cases that can trigger a ...
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  • Tsatsebi 9 years ago

    Take heed all yee parliamentarians who are corrupt and taking Ghanaians for granted. You will taste the bitter pill if you do not change your ways right now.

  • Ernest. 9 years ago

    Do parliamentarians really listen to their constituents? If they do then is it in the interest of the people that you insult others on the opposing sides and stage walk outs? The hard fact is that you are only there for your ...
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  • Kwame Dokyi 9 years ago

    It is the exaggerated arrogance and superiority complex. They act delusional in their Ivory Tower by looking down on the very constituents who elevated them.Parliament is the very prognosis of corruption and thievery!!

  • Chief amankwa 9 years ago

    There times in history the public has encouraged military rule ..popupar coup d'état so mr mp mind your words...what we need to address this is proper governance to protect the individuals

  • Kwame Dokyi 9 years ago

    Don't even talk about powder keg corruption! Military adventurism?

  • Paa Nkwefie 9 years ago

    Parliamentarians should be reminded that the people's patience cannot be taken for granted. When the time comes, there will not be military take-over; we the people will take over the power granted them.

  • sammy 9 years ago

    ur turn will came soon

  • USMAN. 9 years ago

    If you use democratic means to suppress the will of the people they will one day revolt. Blaise Campaore only tried to use lawful means to perpetuate his suppressive rule but this time round luck eluded him. What we should kn ...
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  • nani 9 years ago

    You have not been able to provide solution to the legion of problems we have here in Ghana and you want to discuss burkina faso. Nkwaseansem

  • Worried Soldier 9 years ago

    I assure all our Parliamentarians that if they don't stop that their partisan robber stamp decision taken; one day Military will take over. How can Woyome alone chop such money and he is walking around. Somebody stole a phon ...
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  • Lord Tennison 9 years ago

    A misplaced priority.When will you modernize the Queen Yaa Asantewah era laws still in the law books?
    A sluggish parliament it is.

  • Evans Mensah Germany 9 years ago

    Ghana parliament is the next, thiefs foolish
    men and women, the most Useless institution in Ghana is the parliament,fools