Veep with Indian Business Delegation

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• Naughty by Nature 9 years ago

  Don't open that can of worms or they will soon over-run your country. These Indians and Pakistanis multiply like worms.Let a few in and it will soon be millions overnight and they have no respect for anybody whose skin is dar ...
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  Don't open that can of worms or they will soon over-run your country. These Indians and Pakistanis multiply like worms.Let a few in and it will soon be millions overnight and they have no respect for anybody whose skin is darker than theirs. Even in their own country they treat their own people with darker skin like slaves. They have taken over whole cities in Europe and Ghana will be worse.
  Their policy is to take over countries, not by war but by just having as many babies as possible to outstrip the locals to gain control of the city or country.

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• Kwabena Yeboah 9 years ago

  I am not against bilateral business arrangements between nations but it is only when we relax our rules for foreigners to exploit our resources. Our corporate boardrooms are full of foreigners - Lebanese, Syrians, some India ...
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  I am not against bilateral business arrangements between nations but it is only when we relax our rules for foreigners to exploit our resources. Our corporate boardrooms are full of foreigners - Lebanese, Syrians, some Indians, Malaysians, Koreans, etc., thanks to JJ Rawlings who sold over 300 Nkrumah's state owned enterprises exclusively to these foreigners.
  
  It is a common knowledge that this Mahama government is cash strapped and broke, and the tendency to find cheap money by any means to shore up its fortunes in the up coming 2016 general election cannot be discounted. That is why I am so concerned when I see the Indians knocking; they will pay and get in and then break all the rules while our government looks on. Instead of hiring our young graduates and the jobless, these Indians are known to ferry their own people from the mainland to take jobs that could have gone to our young graduates and the jobless and our government will look on unconcerned. Remember Kufuor's Jubilee house - the Indian company brought its own people from the mainland and paid them huge salaries for jobs that Ghanaians could have done on the cheap. They also brought their own equipment and raw materials right from the mainland and in the end, the job that was initially estimated at $30 million cost the Ghanaian taxpayer over $150 million and still counting. JA Kufuor who contracted with the Indians is undoubtedly happy for his cut, while the country country continues to bleed profusely.
  
  I have no doubt that the cash strapped Mahama government would tow Kufuor's line and enrich themselves and the party and leave the poor Ghanaian on the hook once again. God help us

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• Palogo 9 years ago

  Spio Garbrah is asleep in the picture. Young Boys Abre!

  Spio Garbrah is asleep in the picture. Young Boys Abre!

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