Voter registration: Take our qualms seriously – NPP to police

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PRINCE KWASI ADADE ( OFIE P33 ) 7 years ago

WE ARE TALKING ABOUT OVER 37 BILLION DOLLAR DEBT AND THE RESULT IS WHAT GHANAIANS ARE GOING THROUGH TODAY. LOOK AT OUR ELECTRICITY AND WATER TARIFFS AND DANGEROUS ZACHAEUS STEALTH TAXES "NA SIKA NO WO HE"???? MY CHILDREN ARE ...
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WE ARE TALKING ABOUT OVER 37 BILLION DOLLAR DEBT AND THE RESULT IS WHAT GHANAIANS ARE GOING THROUGH TODAY. LOOK AT OUR ELECTRICITY AND WATER TARIFFS AND DANGEROUS ZACHAEUS STEALTH TAXES "NA SIKA NO WO HE"???? MY CHILDREN ARE NOT GOING TO PAY. WE WILL VOTE YOU OUT, COLLECT OUR STOLEN MONEYS FROM NDC AND JAIL YOU ALL NO MATTER WHICH PLANET YOU COME FROM. ASIEDU NKETIA IS SCARED OF HIS DUBIOUS BUI DAM DEAL!!!!! NDC HAS ABANDONED THEIR PROBITY, TRANSPARENCY, INTEGRITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY SLOGAN. WE WILL NEVER AGREE, WE MUST CARRY IT TO THEM. OTHERS , I REPEAT, WERE KILLED BY NDC. ACHEAMPONG, AKUFO , AFRIFA AND A HOST OF OTHERS LOST THEIR LIVES. THOUSANDS LOST THEIR PROPERTIES AND BANK BALANCES. WE NEED A DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CLEANING EXERCICE IN 2017 TO BRING SANITY INTO OUR GOVERNANCE SYSTEM. WHAT IS THE NDC AFRAID OF?? IF THEY SERVED THE COUNTRY AND THEY ARE CLEAN???? WHEN DZIFA WENT TO EWELAND, SHE DID NOT TELL THEM WHAT SHE HAS ACHIEVED FOR GHANA AS A TRANSPORT MINISTER BUT ASKED THEM TO PROTECT HER BECAUSE SHE HAS CAUSED FINANCIAL LOSS TO THE STATE. WHAT AN INSULT TO THE INTELLIGENCE OF THE PEOPLE OF VOLTA REGION? ??????
sanjay - Abu Dhabi 7 years ago

this is the time mahama will now make Ghana look like Europe, better Ghana agenda, vote mahama for peace and develoment

this is the time mahama will now make Ghana look like Europe, better Ghana agenda, vote mahama for peace and develoment
mr amin 7 years ago

Sanjay mahama time has ended change is coming.

Sanjay mahama time has ended change is coming.
BACK 7 years ago

They have been slapping our MPs. Focus and don't throw dust into the eyes of Ghanaians.

They have been slapping our MPs. Focus and don't throw dust into the eyes of Ghanaians.
QUICK 7 years ago

Asiedu Nketia is in the process of rigging the voters register, stop him!!!.
This is the distraction John Mahama and Asiedu Nketia just needed, stop them in their tracks now!!!.

Asiedu Nketia is in the process of rigging the voters register, stop him!!!.
This is the distraction John Mahama and Asiedu Nketia just needed, stop them in their tracks now!!!.
NO NONSENSE TAKER 7 years ago

Forget about all these resouces like gold, cocoa, aluminium etc but what about the black gold pepeni president inherited as bonus. If you look at how Efo and Pepeni vote, the trend is not calculative and you can't refer them ...
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Forget about all these resouces like gold, cocoa, aluminium etc but what about the black gold pepeni president inherited as bonus. If you look at how Efo and Pepeni vote, the trend is not calculative and you can't refer them as been calculative. The laws must also be shaped to impeach these Zongos and Efos using the EC and politics as a source of income. We can't accept things falling apart when the "monkies" activities on the tress are referred to us always on the ground.
PAULO 7 years ago

It is sad that Ghana have law, but nobody obeys it, because of corruption.
The EC comes with all kinds of regulations but for what? The NDC are busing people to voting centers but is challenging them. They have macho men bea ...
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It is sad that Ghana have law, but nobody obeys it, because of corruption.
The EC comes with all kinds of regulations but for what? The NDC are busing people to voting centers but is challenging them. They have macho men beating up men in B/A and where is the EC law on that? Come on this is Ghana where power rules and not democracy and the rule of law. We all know that 2012 election was a highway robbery, but the thieves are now ready to do it again. For the NPP you must fight the NDC boot for boot if you dream of power in November. The NDC are geared to steal the 2016 election by hook or nook. The election rigging has just begun with the limited registration. The bold ones like chairman Wontumi are behind bars, so who is going around to make sure the registration is properly. The NDC knows the game of cheating well. Take it from me.
mr amin 7 years ago

Vote the ndc out, ndc is evil.

Vote the ndc out, ndc is evil.
Adams Tamale 7 years ago

In Ghana and most African countries either politics or even trade or the roads mostly when they wear their uniforms our security services weather its because of the training they receive never uses their own mind because the ...
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In Ghana and most African countries either politics or even trade or the roads mostly when they wear their uniforms our security services weather its because of the training they receive never uses their own mind because they have been told do before complain that process should stop.Examples during demonstrations or road checks there they work as if the blind is not there.Look at their bosses power drunk after all when they come out of service and on pension they look sad and bad as if they are cursed.
Paul 7 years ago

You think you are the only men in Ghana. Try any thing stupid and see what will happen to you, cowards!

You think you are the only men in Ghana. Try any thing stupid and see what will happen to you, cowards!
Paul 7 years ago

BUHARI'S DAUGHTER CAUGHT UP IN 'FIRST CLASS' TRAVEL CONTROVERSY

The daughter of Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, Hanan, has been caught up in a political controversy surrounding her first class travel on a British Airw ...
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BUHARI'S DAUGHTER CAUGHT UP IN 'FIRST CLASS' TRAVEL CONTROVERSY

The daughter of Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, Hanan, has been caught up in a political controversy surrounding her first class travel on a British Airways between Nigeria and the UK, where the 16-year-old is a secondary school student.

President Buhari has decreed that his ministers should not fly first or business class on official duties.

The opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP), which has accused the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) of a witch-hunt against its members, revealed on social media that Hanan flew first class – contrary to the modest means that President Buhari portrayed of his family when he declared his assets last September.

It was on this basis that he launched his anti-corruption campaign, which members of the PDP claim is aimed solely at them.

On the British Airways website, the price of a first-class return ticket to Abuja is almost £8,500 ($12,400) – a far cry from Nigeria’s GDP per capita of $1,091, according to recent World Bank figures.

Hanan’s elder sister, Zahra, is understood to be studying Medical Microbiology at the University of Surrey in the UK, where she will be paying very high fees as an international student.

Not surprisingly, debates have been raging online about this situation that appears to be contrary to President Buhari’s edict to his ministers about foreign travel.

But an economist in London told the GNA: “This is not surprising because what we are seeing in Nigeria is what happens all over Africa – where members of the elite enjoy different standards of living and levels of accountability compared with the rest of the population.”

Nigeria’s Labour Movement has not made it any easier for President Buhari as he pushes ahead with his much maligned war on corruption.

During May Day celebrations in Lagos and Abuja, leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria were unanimous in their message to the government: their members were beginning to lose faith in the change mantra of the APC government.

For a normally divided Nigerian Labour Movement the unity shown was telling.

Trade union members from the different factions unanimously condemned increasing poverty, unemployment, insecurity, erratic power supply, fuel scarcity, and called on the government to urgently address the mounting hardship and frustration in the country.

Joe Ajaero, one of the faction leaders of the NLC, spoke of the anomaly of fuel shortage in a major oil-producing country: “It is a shame that we have continued to import petroleum products.

“It is also a shame that we have also privatised it so that the products have become inaccessible to majority of the citizens, causing serious distortions to our economic processes.

“Fuel scarcity has persisted far longer than ever, foisting on our people the most horrendous of sufferings ever meted out to them by any ruling elite in our nation’s history,” he added.

Buhari’s Labour Minister, Chris Ngige, reading a speech on behalf of the president, said: “I make no excuses as this government of the APC is determined to tackle, headlong, all socio–economic ills that have troubled our nation and we shall evolve solutions to emerging threats to our well-being and the realisation of sustainable development as well as growth anchored on equity and social justice.”

Are Ghanaians watching what is happening in Nigeria? This is the same thing that will happen in Ghana should we fall for Akuffo Addo's Change mantra. After all Buhari is his mentor.
samuel azumah 7 years ago

i trust the police,responsibility is next.

i trust the police,responsibility is next.
NOBODY 7 years ago

Clowns and serial liars can never be taken seriously. Your NPP threats and intimidations, along with your deceptions, are sinking your campaign ship beyond salvage.

Clowns and serial liars can never be taken seriously. Your NPP threats and intimidations, along with your deceptions, are sinking your campaign ship beyond salvage.
JM 7 years ago

This evil guy comes out with liars .They know they are loosing.

This evil guy comes out with liars .They know they are loosing.

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