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• Ghanaman 10 years ago

  ISODEC is a front for chop chop?

  ISODEC is a front for chop chop?

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• DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 10 years ago

  Now, should prices go up in the near future, they cannot blame it on government apparatus any longer, hence their cry.

  Now, should prices go up in the near future, they cannot blame it on government apparatus any longer, hence their cry.

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• AKORABS 10 years ago

  THIS IS HOW THEY LEAD US ASTRAY. THE BDC'S ARE INVOLVED WITH THE PROLIFERATION OF FILLING STATIONS WITHOUT ADEQUATE ASSESSMENT. THEY WANT TO LIBERALIZE THIS FURTHER FOR THEIR CRONIES. GHANAIANS, WATCH OUT!

  THIS IS HOW THEY LEAD US ASTRAY. THE BDC'S ARE INVOLVED WITH THE PROLIFERATION OF FILLING STATIONS WITHOUT ADEQUATE ASSESSMENT. THEY WANT TO LIBERALIZE THIS FURTHER FOR THEIR CRONIES. GHANAIANS, WATCH OUT!

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• back door director 10 years ago

  Isodec be pragmatic and realistic

  Isodec be pragmatic and realistic

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• Sir Dunga 10 years ago

  I endorse the write up however ISODEC should also appreciate the fact that politics is Big Time Business and the players therein seek to satisfy their interests/investments. The IFIs reckon this as it's obviously a Western Cu ...
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  I endorse the write up however ISODEC should also appreciate the fact that politics is Big Time Business and the players therein seek to satisfy their interests/investments. The IFIs reckon this as it's obviously a Western Culture and exploit it as international Business/Market.This is the vicious cycle we find ourselves. We need a NEW GHANAIAN/AFRICAN POLITICIAN WITH THE ORIGIONAL LOVING GHANAIAN/AFRICAN QUALITIES. After all the political education we receive has been for the Sub-Sahara African to be Subservient to the West. ISODEC should show the way-out then.

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