Mahama: More industries in Africa will curb migration

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Insha Allah 8 years ago

African leaders must first create a favorable environment to attract such investments. let Africa be safe and they will come "waawaa". some of you presidents do everything to stay in power even when your people don't need you ...
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African leaders must first create a favorable environment to attract such investments. let Africa be safe and they will come "waawaa". some of you presidents do everything to stay in power even when your people don't need you anymore. you rig elections, twist constitutions and inversion of justice through corruption. Those are some of the recipe for instability and push-away factors to investors. Look at what is happening here in Ghana now, the battle over a flawed voter register which could be an impetus for electoral violence if not duly settled and put to rest with the case of the judicial corruption.
Anyway, Mr. President you just performed a diplomatic exercise as the people you are called on know better.
LAST DON 8 years ago

There existed professional prophets in days of Jeroboam king of Israel, whose sole duty is to prophesise to the king for food and their living allowance.
There came Amos from nowhere near the prophet band after he has encoun ...
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There existed professional prophets in days of Jeroboam king of Israel, whose sole duty is to prophesise to the king for food and their living allowance.
There came Amos from nowhere near the prophet band after he has encounter God in the sycamore vine to warn the King not to take Israel to war.
Because these stomach prophets knew they will loose their wages, should they accept Amos’ prophesy, impressed upon the king to send Amos away to prophesise to his kinsmen for bread.
The king did not heed to Amos` advice and took Israel to war against its enemies and Israel’s army were defeated and the whole of Israel were taken captives…..HE WHO HAS EARS LET HIM HEAR!!!!

All those who are pushing him (Nana Addo) will do him a great harm and regret for the rest of their lives. He cannot do anything new than being a replica of Kuffour`s rule; in addition to an obvious arrogant perception everyone sees of him. His intentions are very obvious; He wants to steal it is the reason why he is dying at all cost to be made head of state. His empty promises to all empty headed persons, some who pose as men of God shall be in vain. The “DIE HARD” Nana Van Dam who pronounced “all die be die” will die because he pronounced dead on himself. Only simple minded will fool for him…..Nana is not an achiever neither can he boast of any successful ambition than being a deviant and mischievous homo sapient. He is totally living on an uncompromised legacy which is not his toil but from what his forefathers pilfered from the state.
Kwasi Asante Providence, R.I. 8 years ago

I believe any other political party in Ghana could do better than Mahama led government. Can you compare Kuffuor led administration in economical success with Mahama administration?
Do you know why the IMF and the World Bank ...
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I believe any other political party in Ghana could do better than Mahama led government. Can you compare Kuffuor led administration in economical success with Mahama administration?
Do you know why the IMF and the World Bank nicknamed Ghana as "Gateway of Africa" during Kuffuo's tenure? Have you heard that slogan at any quarters since Atta Mills and Mahama led our country?
If Akuffo Addo is all about "duplicating what Kuffuor did" by your opinion, he will bring a great world recognition to Ghana as Kuffuo did. I proclaim Akuffo Addo to do far-far- far- far better than Mahama leadership has provided. Only shallow minded people could not recognize this potential.
Saint Ghfuo: CHALLENGE YOURSELF!!! 8 years ago

These african govt who purposely engage in mismanaging the economy and running them into the ground must be sent to the Hague for causing economic destruction. Then again, western nations have used imf and wbank policies to b ...
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These african govt who purposely engage in mismanaging the economy and running them into the ground must be sent to the Hague for causing economic destruction. Then again, western nations have used imf and wbank policies to benefit off govt inefficiencies. Now, europe is feeling the heat from african migrants. Stupid mahama. Your govt is corrupt. Judiciary and police and public sector arrived corrupt. No infrastructure. No energy. Charity begins at home. If the right strictures are not in place. No foreigners will come and investing in africa. U are dreaming
Jenny 8 years ago

Everybody can have a dream but unrealistic

Everybody can have a dream but unrealistic
Helmut Khol 8 years ago

We can't establish factories in countries, like your country, that can't supply reliable electricity Mr. president. This is a basic requirement for any industrial development.

We can't establish factories in countries, like your country, that can't supply reliable electricity Mr. president. This is a basic requirement for any industrial development.
ibn abudu @ Canadasheabutter (GhUWR) 8 years ago

African leaders must create the industries rather than all the time been beggars .

Dr Nkrumah created the industries & subsequent leaders sold them off. That
WAS A SHAMELESS SPEECH

African leaders must create the industries rather than all the time been beggars .

Dr Nkrumah created the industries & subsequent leaders sold them off. That
WAS A SHAMELESS SPEECH
Herr Hans Dietrich Wolfgang 8 years ago

It is not the responsibility of Europe to build industries for Ghana or Africa! If you send your diseased immigrants to us, we shall deport them. Instead of African leaders using their countries' resources to build Africa, th ...
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It is not the responsibility of Europe to build industries for Ghana or Africa! If you send your diseased immigrants to us, we shall deport them. Instead of African leaders using their countries' resources to build Africa, they and their families continue to steal such resources.
Saint Ghfuo: CHALLENGE YOURSELF!!! 8 years ago

Send mahama to hague

Send mahama to hague
KING BRIGHT 8 years ago

You've stolen every penny with your fellow thieves in Ghana. Preach on evangelist Mahama. Why not, ahisem.

You've stolen every penny with your fellow thieves in Ghana. Preach on evangelist Mahama. Why not, ahisem.
Abladu 8 years ago

John Mahama has been in power for more than 5 years. Can he point to a single factory he has established as president of Ghana? Why should others care about your country when you, as the number one citizen of that country, do ...
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John Mahama has been in power for more than 5 years. Can he point to a single factory he has established as president of Ghana? Why should others care about your country when you, as the number one citizen of that country, doesn't give a fuck about your country? Why?
STEPHEN OSEI,NORWAY 8 years ago

WHEN THIRD WORLD, WHAT WE KNOW IS CORRUP

WHEN THIRD WORLD, WHAT WE KNOW IS CORRUP
Nana Kwame 8 years ago

Let the president of Ghana know that charity begins at home. The small businesses that you met are closed down because of dumso

Let the president of Ghana know that charity begins at home. The small businesses that you met are closed down because of dumso
kwasi 8 years ago

Enough with your nonsense talk and vacate the seat which wasn't yours anyway.

Enough with your nonsense talk and vacate the seat which wasn't yours anyway.
Kofi K 8 years ago

Mahama should tell us the industry he has set up in Ghana. Is he not investing his ill-gotten wealth in Dubai? Tweaks president.

Mahama should tell us the industry he has set up in Ghana. Is he not investing his ill-gotten wealth in Dubai? Tweaks president.
STEPHEN OSEI,NORWAY 8 years ago

2TONNS OF GOLD FROM KOTOKA BY TURKIS AIR LINE WHITH OUT NAME TO ARAB COUNTRYS.WE DONT KNOW WHO WE ARE

2TONNS OF GOLD FROM KOTOKA BY TURKIS AIR LINE WHITH OUT NAME TO ARAB COUNTRYS.WE DONT KNOW WHO WE ARE
VOICE OF REASON 8 years ago

And industries will flourish....we need to drum this into this buffoon president.He should stop the unnecessary lecture and act !

And industries will flourish....we need to drum this into this buffoon president.He should stop the unnecessary lecture and act !
kwasi 8 years ago

Stop buying planes and build or create industries.

Stop buying planes and build or create industries.
Bugli 8 years ago

It is a good call by our president

It is a good call by our president
Mojo 8 years ago

It does not matter how many Infustried you set in Africa would not create Job until we get of Corruption. Africa have the Resources Mahama you always get it wrong

It does not matter how many Infustried you set in Africa would not create Job until we get of Corruption. Africa have the Resources Mahama you always get it wrong
wise man 8 years ago

But you don't have electricity, Mahama

But you don't have electricity, Mahama
josh 8 years ago

Stop this nonsense hw many jobs have. U created , u open ur mouth to wide, stop it

Stop this nonsense hw many jobs have. U created , u open ur mouth to wide, stop it
inercycl 8 years ago

The government should also note that the enabling environment for investment rests on the efforts of government: accessible infrastructure, incorruptible judiciary especially for which the President has so far not uttered a s ...
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The government should also note that the enabling environment for investment rests on the efforts of government: accessible infrastructure, incorruptible judiciary especially for which the President has so far not uttered a single word....for or against corruption in the judiciary... how does he bring in the necessary investment he " so badly needs" in the face of these shameless allegations against these judges

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