NDPC is not an extension of NDC – Commission member

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• Asempa 8 years ago

  Are any smart leaders left in Ghana? It is long overdue to have a development plan. But why a 40 year plan? 40 years is a lifetime to achieve something. So where will the people who make decisions now be when time comes to ju ...
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  Are any smart leaders left in Ghana? It is long overdue to have a development plan. But why a 40 year plan? 40 years is a lifetime to achieve something. So where will the people who make decisions now be when time comes to judge their actions after 40 years? Can our empty headed leaders not see the disastrous path this will put Ghana on? To me, 10 years is too aggressive and 20 years is too slow too. Something like 16 years plan broken up into 8 years of phase 1 and another 8 years of phase 2 make sense.

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• Hostage Negotiator 8 years ago

  The 40 year plan is a policy framework which is impregnated with development blueprint that will be rolled out in phases. It also dictates the direction of our developmental project so that we don't do things haphazardly.

  The 40 year plan is a policy framework which is impregnated with development blueprint that will be rolled out in phases. It also dictates the direction of our developmental project so that we don't do things haphazardly.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 8 years ago

  Good response to someone who has very little knowledge on the future direction of our country.

  Good response to someone who has very little knowledge on the future direction of our country.

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• Seidu, Canada 8 years ago

  The NDPC is confusing itself. A 40-year development plan isn't possible but a 40-year framework or vision is possible. It seems to me that what they're doing is a framework or vision but not a development plan. Asempa was rig ...
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  The NDPC is confusing itself. A 40-year development plan isn't possible but a 40-year framework or vision is possible. It seems to me that what they're doing is a framework or vision but not a development plan. Asempa was right!

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• Asempa 8 years ago

  Go back and read what Hostage said. Then think about how confusing and empty that is. The guy is just not saying anything that make sense except making a salad of words. Yes the response souunds beautiful, like a poem almost, ...
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  Go back and read what Hostage said. Then think about how confusing and empty that is. The guy is just not saying anything that make sense except making a salad of words. Yes the response souunds beautiful, like a poem almost, but confusing if you think about it critically. The buttomline is that 40years is too long and gives room for our leaders to make reckless decisions, as we are witnessing already, because they won't be around at the end 40years. What future direction of Ghana am I not aware of? Are you referring to the mountain of debts this government is piling up? God, you are gullible Marcus.

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• Salifu 8 years ago

  I read somewhere that Ghana will be the first country on Earth to have a 40-year development plan! I googled on Internet and no other country has had a 40-year D-Plan. This is insane!

  I read somewhere that Ghana will be the first country on Earth to have a 40-year development plan! I googled on Internet and no other country has had a 40-year D-Plan. This is insane!

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• The African Patriot 8 years ago

  Another point I would like draw our attention to it is the constant politicisation of the D-Plan. This is what the NDPC should solve first before creating a meeting. What is the guaranty that every government that comes will ...
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  Another point I would like draw our attention to it is the constant politicisation of the D-Plan. This is what the NDPC should solve first before creating a meeting. What is the guaranty that every government that comes will obey the plan?
  
  It seems to me too heavy and unrealistic.

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• The African Patriot 8 years ago

  Another point I would like draw our attention to it is the constant politicisation of the D-Plan. This is what the NDPC should solve first before creating a meeting. What is the guaranty that every government that comes will ...
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  Another point I would like draw our attention to it is the constant politicisation of the D-Plan. This is what the NDPC should solve first before creating a meeting. What is the guaranty that every government that comes will obey the plan?
  
  It seems to me too heavy and unrealistic.

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• Ken Ntiamoa 8 years ago

  A 40-year plan is like building castles in the air.
  
  
  Ken

  A 40-year plan is like building castles in the air.
  
  
  Ken

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