$6m DVLA contract anomaly: Prosecute those responsible – GII

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Ben 8 years ago

She must be questioned.

She must be questioned.
PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 8 years ago

AUTHOR: VICTOR A. YOUNG-----
The fact is the most of our youth are not so smart. They're confused because of lack of good education under the NDC gov't. They've been targeted by the NDC; most of them gave sold their conscien ...
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AUTHOR: VICTOR A. YOUNG-----
The fact is the most of our youth are not so smart. They're confused because of lack of good education under the NDC gov't. They've been targeted by the NDC; most of them gave sold their conscience to the NDC. It's up to the NPP try to educate and inspire the youth to be smart. Who's going to lead the charge and how are we going to do it?
OLD SOLDIER 8 years ago

Author:-Earl Jones...
A twist in the tale.
Readers should note how the media is trying the twist what Martin Amidu said. He did not say government SPONSORED the investigation. Martin Amidu said government COMMISSIONED the ...
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Author:-Earl Jones...
A twist in the tale.
Readers should note how the media is trying the twist what Martin Amidu said. He did not say government SPONSORED the investigation. Martin Amidu said government COMMISSIONED the investigation under the Mills led government.

To commission is the act of committing or entrusting a person, group, etc., with supervisory power or authority. Of course, you cannot investigate the civil or public service with an authority allowing that to happen.

To sponsor is to provide funds for (a project or activity or the person carrying it out). Or to introduce. and supports a proposal for legislation. Amidu is not claiming this!
Get the difference and don't let the media mislead you.

so Abdul Malik Kweku Baako and Martin Amidu have not contradicted each other.

I think the media is trying to plant a controversy that does not exist.
Jacke Jones, VA 8 years ago

There Ayigbe thieves! All these Ayigbes are here to steal. Look at all of them, either they are thieves or murders, or both. Rawlings, Wayomi, the Tsikatas, the Amegashies, San Dogbes etc

There Ayigbe thieves! All these Ayigbes are here to steal. Look at all of them, either they are thieves or murders, or both. Rawlings, Wayomi, the Tsikatas, the Amegashies, San Dogbes etc
PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 8 years ago

AUTHOR: CYNTHIA--------This is the mindset of blacks....... Our wickeeeeeeedddd politicians prefer to use voters who don't think analytically at all so that they can CREATE LOOT SHARE AND WEEP WHEN CAUGHT......... CAN YOU IMA ...
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AUTHOR: CYNTHIA--------This is the mindset of blacks....... Our wickeeeeeeedddd politicians prefer to use voters who don't think analytically at all so that they can CREATE LOOT SHARE AND WEEP WHEN CAUGHT......... CAN YOU IMAGINE WHY EWE CHIEFS MARCHED TO ACCRA TO SHOW SUPPORT FOR WOYOME THE THIEF..... all this while their children don't even have furniture to use in school due to poverty......
OLD SOLDIER 8 years ago

Author:-Mahmoud...
Ghanaians are visibly yearning for a change to liberate themselves from the corrupt nation wreckers' party which has brought untold hardship on them.

NPP party, on the other hand, has what it takes t ...
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Author:-Mahmoud...
Ghanaians are visibly yearning for a change to liberate themselves from the corrupt nation wreckers' party which has brought untold hardship on them.

NPP party, on the other hand, has what it takes to save the nation from the sinking ship, and fully prepared to take over from the NDC con men democratically through free and fair elections.

Their water-gating tactics will not save them because Ghanaians have seen the light, and their attempt to divert their attention from the real issues confronting the nation will backfire on them
Earl Jones 8 years ago

A clear case of accounting fraud.
the Next logical step is prosecution.

A clear case of accounting fraud.
the Next logical step is prosecution.
OLD SOLDIER 8 years ago

Author:-TULA...

Massa; there is no way Jon Dubai Mahama will dare prosecute this lady because the truth is that Jon Mahama Dubai Mahama has not got the 'balls' to prosecute anybody because the man is himself dripping in t ...
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Author:-TULA...

Massa; there is no way Jon Dubai Mahama will dare prosecute this lady because the truth is that Jon Mahama Dubai Mahama has not got the 'balls' to prosecute anybody because the man is himself dripping in the faeces of corruption how can the man prsecute any body besides this is a single woman with no husband that Jon Mahama shares a bed with whilst in the hotel and by the way have you ever seen Jon Mahama prosecute any high official in his government but have the balls to go and pile debts on Ghanaians.
Omo Prince 8 years ago

Somebody should save us. Gosh those involved should be sent straight to jail and all properties confiscated. The amounts involved should even be recovered. The whole contract sum should be recovered from the consultants

Somebody should save us. Gosh those involved should be sent straight to jail and all properties confiscated. The amounts involved should even be recovered. The whole contract sum should be recovered from the consultants
William Dzikunu 8 years ago

To stop corruption in this country forgiveness should stop,stealing is stealing. There is no mistake in it he should face the law. We are watching the government.

To stop corruption in this country forgiveness should stop,stealing is stealing. There is no mistake in it he should face the law. We are watching the government.
JAMES NARU 8 years ago

Why are we Ghanaians seating idle for this type of nonsense to be displayed every blessed day.
We need to rise up and take over the country.

We need credible, trustworthy Ghanaians to run the country

Why are we Ghanaians seating idle for this type of nonsense to be displayed every blessed day.
We need to rise up and take over the country.

We need credible, trustworthy Ghanaians to run the country
Ghana Ba papa 8 years ago

Ghana should investigate the procurement of all Public Institutions.
Hmm, worst things are happening oooo. And sometimes suppliers move extralegal mile to bribe PPA and EOCO

Ghana should investigate the procurement of all Public Institutions.
Hmm, worst things are happening oooo. And sometimes suppliers move extralegal mile to bribe PPA and EOCO
NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 8 years ago

We cannot allow these kinds of things to continue. If Mahama and the NDC is truly determined to fight corruption, he should descend heavily on this case and get Amegashie behind bars right now.

Amegashie and all those who ...
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We cannot allow these kinds of things to continue. If Mahama and the NDC is truly determined to fight corruption, he should descend heavily on this case and get Amegashie behind bars right now.

Amegashie and all those who dealt with this contract should be investigated and if found guilty, must be thrown into jail.

People, this is why our country is going nowhere.

As I write now, Mahama is in Europe because Ghanaians are leaving the country in droves. We are managing our resources judiciously, these 6.3 Million can help the youth gain employment.

Our leaders don't see the bigger picture. This is where I always showcase Kwame Nkrumah. He sees/saw the bigger picture and had an understanding of the ramifications of these things.

I feel sad that under the NDC, which is supposed to be the party of the poor and downtrodden, we have such gargantuan stealing and corruption going on and Mahama has keep quiet and not doing anything about these.

I don't like NPP and I don't think they are any better than the NDC but I want my government to be up and doing.

Why go around begging for money whilst your appointees steal from the state? How do you justify these. Am sad for Ghana. Am so sad that our leaders continue to disappoint and turn the faces away and pretend to be doing something.

Please someone, pass my message on to Mahama. Tell him God will not forgive him if he doesn't stem these corruption happening right under his nose.

Go to our hospitals and people can't even get seats to sit on, let alone a bed to sleep on. What kind of God do you politicians worship?

So who is keeping the gate? Do we always have to firefight? Can't we prevent the fires from happening in the 1st place? The whole thing is sickening and sad.

What the FUCK is this?
Salifu 8 years ago

These are some of the EWES Kofi Awoonor appointed at the blind side of Late President Mills.

These are some of the EWES Kofi Awoonor appointed at the blind side of Late President Mills.
obiba Broke 8 years ago

Mahama has brought hell to ghana. Under his leadership we have witnessed the death of the nation's currency, dumsorlazation is alive and well, armed robbers are all over the place. Ghana is the dirtiest nation i ...
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Mahama has brought hell to ghana. Under his leadership we have witnessed the death of the nation's currency, dumsorlazation is alive and well, armed robbers are all over the place. Ghana is the dirtiest nation in Africa. The list goes on and on. Come 2016 stupid and corrupt individuals will still vote for him
Guru 8 years ago

How does a consultant change a government contract unilaterally, and gets paid based on the bogus contract? Doesn't the Ministry of Finance have a legal responsibility and obligation to authenticate vouchers before they're p ...
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How does a consultant change a government contract unilaterally, and gets paid based on the bogus contract? Doesn't the Ministry of Finance have a legal responsibility and obligation to authenticate vouchers before they're paid? And former DVLA Director under whose nose this alleged change of contract occurred is pleading for forgiveness, because to him "To err is human." How about "To face firing squad is human"?

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