If they were to resign how would they feed thier family if they are not working? All that has happened is they are now potential parliamentarians And not even guaranteed anything.i would understood if they have won and we're ... read full comment
If they were to resign how would they feed thier family if they are not working? All that has happened is they are now potential parliamentarians And not even guaranteed anything.i would understood if they have won and we're still holding onto thier positions. Now I understand were u are coming from in terms of conflict of interest but if u like u can pay them thier salaries and releave them of thier jobs
NANA AKUFO-ADDO 10 years ago
This is not necessary. Everyone knew they are NDC members when they were elected as MMDCEs. NPP ALWAYS WANT TO FIND FAULT WITH NDC APPOINTEES.
This is not necessary. Everyone knew they are NDC members when they were elected as MMDCEs. NPP ALWAYS WANT TO FIND FAULT WITH NDC APPOINTEES.
zakari 10 years ago
should ministers of stage who have won the primaries also resign?
should ministers of stage who have won the primaries also resign?
Kwaku 10 years ago
Nonsense
Nonsense
Sir John 10 years ago
Do the old men in NPP don't think at all or is it because of politics? I am referring this old man to Kofi Dwumah when he was KMA boss and stood for a parliamentary candidate. These same old men supported in suspending Afoko ... read full comment
Do the old men in NPP don't think at all or is it because of politics? I am referring this old man to Kofi Dwumah when he was KMA boss and stood for a parliamentary candidate. These same old men supported in suspending Afoko unconstitutionally, why?
Yaw Adu-Asare 10 years ago
Mr S. K. Boafo's submission makes legal and moral sense. The local government administrations must act on this suggestion otherwise they would be considered complicity in the anomaly.
Mr S. K. Boafo's submission makes legal and moral sense. The local government administrations must act on this suggestion otherwise they would be considered complicity in the anomaly.
Kofi Mensah 10 years ago
By the rules of democracy,they only have to resign when the next new parliament resumes.
I give you an example but not relating to Ghana politics.
The Mayor of London Mr Boris Johnson is now a n MP in the British parliament ... read full comment
By the rules of democracy,they only have to resign when the next new parliament resumes.
I give you an example but not relating to Ghana politics.
The Mayor of London Mr Boris Johnson is now a n MP in the British parliament. He only has to vacate the London Mayor job when a new Mayor has been elected which is ongoing.
I guess the writer of this article is either JEALOUS of these persons or he simply has no clue how institutional laws work. Not surprised IT IS PERSONAL JEALOUSY OF A GREEDY GHANAIAN.
Kyerempe 10 years ago
Then the ministers who won the primaries too should also resign. These people always want us to hear their voice.
Then the ministers who won the primaries too should also resign. These people always want us to hear their voice.
tuohinuoh 10 years ago
Mr. Boafo should tell us which relevant law backs what he is saying.
Mr. Boafo should tell us which relevant law backs what he is saying.
If they were to resign how would they feed thier family if they are not working? All that has happened is they are now potential parliamentarians And not even guaranteed anything.i would understood if they have won and we're ...
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This is not necessary. Everyone knew they are NDC members when they were elected as MMDCEs. NPP ALWAYS WANT TO FIND FAULT WITH NDC APPOINTEES.
should ministers of stage who have won the primaries also resign?
Nonsense
Do the old men in NPP don't think at all or is it because of politics? I am referring this old man to Kofi Dwumah when he was KMA boss and stood for a parliamentary candidate. These same old men supported in suspending Afoko ...
read full comment
Mr S. K. Boafo's submission makes legal and moral sense. The local government administrations must act on this suggestion otherwise they would be considered complicity in the anomaly.
By the rules of democracy,they only have to resign when the next new parliament resumes.
I give you an example but not relating to Ghana politics.
The Mayor of London Mr Boris Johnson is now a n MP in the British parliament ...
read full comment
Then the ministers who won the primaries too should also resign. These people always want us to hear their voice.
Mr. Boafo should tell us which relevant law backs what he is saying.