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Prof. Adei wants govt to scrap LEAP

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  • Kakaminamor 8 years ago

    Are you broke? Where are your paymasters? Stop fooling.

  • Ken Ntiamoa 8 years ago

    Sir, when someone makes a suggestion, you may add to it or subtract from it without insulting the person, especially, somebody the person of Prof Adei who has taught most of the country's law makers. To me, his suggestion is ...
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  • Paapidi 8 years ago

    I am pleased with your response to that ignorant individual, Kakaminamor.

  • APONKYE 8 years ago

    It is irritating to read such negative comments - a total abuse of the ghanaweb forum.

    In any case I'm glad the prof has voiced out a view I've always held. Look, everyone in any village qualifies for LEAP!!! So why not us ...
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  • insight to the bone 8 years ago

    Socrates in the 4th century BC or thereabouts said very skeptical of democracy that it would pay dearly. The poor will want the wealth of the wealthy and democracy will give it to them.The youth will want be respected like th ...
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  • Paapidi 8 years ago

    If you care to know this suggestion can only come from brighter minds like that of Prof. Adei. For example the USA government has a similar plan (SSI) for older people who never had any opportunity to work in their vibrant ye ...
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  • OFOSUAA 8 years ago

    LEAP IS A CLEAR CASE OF BEING CHARITABLE FOR POLITICAL REASONS EVEN THOUGH GHANA IS LIVING ON BORROWING BORROWING BORROWING THRO THE INSANE APPLIATION OF MAHAMANOMICS WHICH IS BORROW BORROW BORROW BORRROW TO PAY FOR BORROWED ...
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  • United Ghana 8 years ago

    True

  • OFOSUAA 8 years ago

    GHANA STOP THESE TWO PROGRAMMES, THEY ARE OBVIOUSLY AVENUES FOR THIEVERY AND MORE THIEVERY PERPETRATED BY NDC ON GHANAIANS.....

  • Essilfie,Kentucky. 8 years ago

    Well said .This is a good suggestion.

  • Bread and kokonte 8 years ago

    That is very stupid idea, why don't he suggest every Ghanaian should try and contribute towards his or her pension, ignorance profesor.

  • Paapidi 8 years ago

    Do farmers have any pension, despite their valuable contributions, however small, to the economy?

    Please think!

  • Tony 8 years ago

    Prof. I thought you would have suggested that the pension age be raised to age 65 before we begin to call for universal pension scheme. We can have exceptions to people with disability and handicap to go on pension at age 60 ...
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  • Yaw 8 years ago

    Good suggestion but for the unemployed only.

  • Old Soja 8 years ago

    The academia in Ghana in case you don't know is full of corrupt elements just like most pastors. If you were enrolled in any post - graduate programs in KNUST, lEGON, UCC,etc then you will understand my point. Lecturers delib ...
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  • Young Civilian 8 years ago

    Begin your concern about corrupt academia with "Professor" Adei himself. He claims he was made a professor by some mushroom, unrecognized "institute" in Zambia!

    That's Ghana for you.

  • Ad us. 8 years ago

    Those against the mans ideas are senseless NDCs.

  • Ad us. 8 years ago

    Those against the mans ideas are senseless NDCs.

  • True Talk 8 years ago

    You can contribute towards pension even if you are not working for the state.Farmers,artisans,traders,drivers etc can all do so
    Many people in Ghana refuse to contribute towards pension...
    Prof.Adei has a point but Ghana ca ...
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  • ADWOA 8 years ago

    I have now seen that most people who comment here are just some illiterates who cant even read simple English. the professor has an excellent idea which needs to be encouraged yet some illiterates with 3rd class lower n co ar ...
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  • BribeheneWeeAddo 8 years ago

    The argument is not about third class lower, perhaps it is only in your university that awards third class lower if it really exists. Back to the substantive issue, the argument the prof is putting up is not well thought thro ...
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  • ADWOA 8 years ago

    prof's argument is neva weak he made a raw statement n it needs development. perhaps dose contributing cud get additional funds. ix a brilliant idea. take away the political google n look at it critically!!

  • George 8 years ago

    Please, Prof. Your knowledge in lEAP is limited. I suggest you do a little research on it and l bet you will review your stand.

  • Nana Osei 8 years ago

    This is a good idea, but who reaps without sowing any seed.

  • Analyst 8 years ago

    The fact that so-called intellectuals in Ghana have tainted themselves with political colouration makes their suggestions to be looked at with suspicion. And if you realize that their suggestions show no regard for the facts ...
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  • United Ghana 8 years ago

    You're right. It's the kind of fund that's hard to account for - the kind of fund Mahama & his thieves cherish.

  • Pee 8 years ago

    Prof. For the first time i disagree with you. One must work and contribute to the scheme before he or she can enjoy. Most people in the informal sector don't contribute to the scheme and that is where we have to look at. Than ...
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  • Akwasi Kwarteng 8 years ago

    This is one of the best suggestions any well meaningful Ghanaian can offer the country. To me LEAP was another way this government is syphoning money. Also, the government people were selective in the dishing out of the LEAP ...
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  • joe 8 years ago

    A great thinker. All men are created equal with equal rights. Leap is selective with some political motive.

  • kweku 8 years ago

    That is a very good idea.