USAG threatens lawsuit over limited registration exercise

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Gentleman 8 years ago

What kind of Nation wreckers are these. Charlotte and Co?

What kind of Nation wreckers are these. Charlotte and Co?
MAME ESI 8 years ago

NDC IS NEVER COMFORTABLE WITH EDUCATED PEOPLE BCOS THEY ARE DISCERNING AND WOULD VOTE AGAINST THEM DUE TO THEIR POOR GOVCE OF THIEVERY AND CORRUPTION

NDC IS NEVER COMFORTABLE WITH EDUCATED PEOPLE BCOS THEY ARE DISCERNING AND WOULD VOTE AGAINST THEM DUE TO THEIR POOR GOVCE OF THIEVERY AND CORRUPTION
Kee 8 years ago

He always stands for the truth. What a 'prophet'

He always stands for the truth. What a 'prophet'
MAME ESI 8 years ago

HAHAHAHAHAAA NDC ACCOUNTING TO THE PEOPLE WITHOUT FIGURES BCOS OF STEALING AND THIEVERY

HAHAHAHAHAAA NDC ACCOUNTING TO THE PEOPLE WITHOUT FIGURES BCOS OF STEALING AND THIEVERY
MAME ESI 8 years ago

AKUADONKOR, BUKOM BANKU, MR BEAUTIFUL, ETC ARE THE PEOPLE NDC LOVES

AKUADONKOR, BUKOM BANKU, MR BEAUTIFUL, ETC ARE THE PEOPLE NDC LOVES
Deep Thought 8 years ago

The quiteness and cowardness of the USAG and all students bodies shows laziness and weakness of the Ghanaian youth who are the future of the nation. Wake up;you've been quiet for too long! !!!!

The quiteness and cowardness of the USAG and all students bodies shows laziness and weakness of the Ghanaian youth who are the future of the nation. Wake up;you've been quiet for too long! !!!!
MAME ESI 8 years ago

STUDENTS HAVE REFUSED TO CRITICIZE RULING NDC BCOS OF TRIBAL BIASES,,,,NOW LETS SEE HOW NDC WILL RUN GHANA NEXT FOUR YRS WITH SUCH HIGH INDEBTEDNESS

STUDENTS HAVE REFUSED TO CRITICIZE RULING NDC BCOS OF TRIBAL BIASES,,,,NOW LETS SEE HOW NDC WILL RUN GHANA NEXT FOUR YRS WITH SUCH HIGH INDEBTEDNESS
JM 8 years ago

Student are you in school or to go to court.? Listen to those foolish politicians.

Student are you in school or to go to court.? Listen to those foolish politicians.
MAME ESI 8 years ago

DEBT TO GDP RATIO OF 72% SPELLS DOOM FOR FUTURE OF THE YOUTHS IN GHANA SO ACT NOW

DEBT TO GDP RATIO OF 72% SPELLS DOOM FOR FUTURE OF THE YOUTHS IN GHANA SO ACT NOW
Tumi 8 years ago

If you want to be heard make sure it is because you have something useful. Empty barrels make the most n....

If you want to be heard make sure it is because you have something useful. Empty barrels make the most n....
MAME ESI 8 years ago

hahahaaaa ndc fears and hates academic brains that analyse

hahahaaaa ndc fears and hates academic brains that analyse
Gyeeda, Sada, Suba,Bus Branding Woyom 8 years ago

John Mahama must be impeached now!!

STUNNAD is calling on members of parliament as a matter of urgency to save Ghana from eminent collapse, by commencing the impeachment process of President John Dramani Mahama over ...
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John Mahama must be impeached now!!

STUNNAD is calling on members of parliament as a matter of urgency to save Ghana from eminent collapse, by commencing the impeachment process of President John Dramani Mahama over what we tagged, 'gross misconduct.' When a naked man promises to offer shirt, then we must be careful. When the chief thief begins to cry that his subjects are stealing properties and monies, then the society is at the verge of collapsing. If President Mahama is now shouting of fighting corruption in his government, then Ghanaians should know that they (NDC) have 'finished the country'. Because the crying baby himself is the problem…..PRESIDENT MAHAMA IS MORE CORRUPT THAN ANY MEMBER OF HIS GOVERNMENT. We want to ask Mr. John Dramani, the youthful president, why the Office of Government Machinery (The office of the President), in 2012 spent in excess of GH¢600 million or ¢6 trillion above its approved budget? What did the office of the President spend this money on? We want to know why the Social Protection Programs (SPP) spent over GHC 700 million or ¢7 trillion? The nation needs answers why and how the Ministry of Youth and Sports last year spent over GH¢300 million above its budget. Is it also true that NADMO spent over GHC 300 million cedis just in the last quarter of 2012? Ghanaians are skeptical about President John Mahama's commitment to fight corruption. Indeed, two of the most controversial international transactions associated with this government, or any other government of the Republic for that matter, the $10 billion STX housing deal from Korea and the Embraer 190 Jet and the accompanying $17 million hangar from Brazil were both led by him in his capacity then as Vice President.
It has been alleged without any response from the NDC government, that functionaries of the NDC received at least US$ 1 million dollars in bribery payments from TAQA, the United Arab Emirates based majority shareholder of the Aboadze thermal plant. According to Peter Barker – Homek, the CEO of TAQA at the time “the authorization to triple its output was obtained by inflating the official price of the expansion works” and then paying part of the surplus to government officials. The late President Mills referred to the Armajaro cocoa smuggling case. As early as the second year of the Mills/Mahama administration, Vice-President John Dramani Mahama helped Armajaro to get back their suspended cocoa trading licence, even though the matter shocked the late President Mills and Ghana so much that it merited mention in a state of the nation address. The matter of British Foreign Office officials lobbying then Vice President John Mahama to drop the case raised serious questions in the UK. Yet Ghanaians have been denied an investigation of exactly what motivated the move against the collective interest of Ghanaians.
President John Dramani Mahama led the processes that committed Ghana to the purchase of the grossly bloated Embraer 190 Aircraft and hanger purchase. In 2008, the Armed Forces had negotiated to acquire a hangar at USD5m. Two years later, Vice President Mahama returns from Rio de Janeiro with a cost of USD 17m, a whopping difference of USD12m. We are told that an extra fuel tank on the Aircraft cost USD8m even as the staircase was said to be worth USD1m.
The NDC Government of President Mahama is yet to deny the categorical assertion by former Attorney-General Martin Amidu that President Mills agreed to an investigation of the then Vice President. We are told that under pressure, a three-man committee headed by Mr. Aboah never saw the light of day even though it had terms of reference drafted to investigate the inflated aircraft purchase.
In the same year 2010, Vice President Mahama secretly wrote to the Pierson Capital Group, prepared to commit Ghana to international loan exposures without the knowledge of President Mills. After vehemently denying the letter as a forgery and threatening an investigation by the CID, the Vice President's Office lamely admitted authorship but yet again without explanation about the then Vice President's motives. We are told for the months of October and November 2012 alone, that was two months to the elections, President John Mahama approved and oversaw the reckless dissipation of state funds to the tune of GHC 500 million (5 trillion old cedis). This amount was spent by President Mahama ostensibly on projects such as renovating his office, and for “special operation”. On “special operations” for example GH¢ 3 million (thirty billion old cedis) was released, and GH¢ 3,111,844.66 was paid as “allowances for staff of the Electoral Commission”. So we are not so surprise to watch Dr. Afari Gyan to state shamefully in Supreme Court that there is 'classical definition of over-voting'.
On October 1, 2012, the National Security Council Secretariat received a whopping GH¢ 4,452,450 on “goods and services”. Intriguingly, the request was made on the 1st of October 2012 and the same amount was released on the same day from Account number 2210106.
Similarly, on October, 12, 2012, GH¢ 100,000 (1 billion old cedis) was disbursed from Ghana's coffers for “payment of special allowances”. Fast forward to 21st November, 2012, another GH¢ 3, 000,000 (30 billion old cedis) was disbursed from account number 2111001 for again “special operations budget”. On the 29th of October, 2012 from account number 2210106, payment of GH¢ 1.5 million was made for “goods and services” but was diverted for the rehabilitation of the Mr. Mahama's office. Tactical Corruption!
There is a total failure of leadership, even as insecurity, unprecedented corruption, palpable impunity, massive unemployment and hunger has stalked the land. Corruption is all over the land: you can feel it, smell it, hear it, read it, watch it, and embrace it! President Mahama is a bad example to youth of the nation, he must be impeached.
According to the constitution of Ghana Article 69 talks about removal of president if he is found in accordance with the provision of this article (a) to have acted in willful violation of the oath of allegiance and the presidential oath set out in the Second Schedule to, or in willful violation of any other provision of, this Constitution; or (b) To have conducted himself in a manner- i. Which bring or likely to bring the high office of the president into disrepute ridicule or contempt ii. Prejudicial or inimical to the economy or the security of the state;
Here is the reason:
The scale and scope of stealing, looting, and fraud is riveting to the eyes. One can literally hear the screams of corruption in the banner headlines of the dailies. scandals relating to, SADA ASONGTABA, ISOFOTON, GYEEDA and SUBAH and the over a US$100 million oil revenue loss between 2011 and 2013 as reported by the Public Interest & Accountability Committee with total loss of Ghc5 billion under John Mahama government. This then is the MAHAMA record. Inappropriate use of funds and tender fraud, outright theft, gross extravagance and wastage, inappropriate expenditure etc, etc are sapping the economy and have created an artificial boom, as money that should have gone into infrastructure, maintenance, employment for the jobless, homes for the poor and numerous other fundamental structural elements are being used to buy state banks for family and friends.
The health services have collapsed completely, the country is not performing, the ship is sinking due to poor leadership. We urged all Ghanaians to drop petty sentiments “the hour has come for well wishers to save the ship of the nation from wreck under the leadership of the John Dramani Mahama." The country is broke because the NDC regime has emptied all the treasuries.
Ben 8 years ago

It's a deliberate attempt in disguise just to disenfranchise the students because they know the students are more discerning to vote NDC out.

It's a deliberate attempt in disguise just to disenfranchise the students because they know the students are more discerning to vote NDC out.
MAME ESI 8 years ago

NDC IS LIKE A BIG LOAD OF EVIL AND CURSES

NDC IS LIKE A BIG LOAD OF EVIL AND CURSES
Bbb 8 years ago

It's a plan thing folks.

It's a plan thing folks.
Gyeeda, Sada, Suba,Bus Branding Woyom 8 years ago

Jon Maaaaaama is very much aware that the University students as well as all higher institutions the country is bleeding through its nose by having a thief as its president. We have a thief jon maaaaaama as president and the ...
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Jon Maaaaaama is very much aware that the University students as well as all higher institutions the country is bleeding through its nose by having a thief as its president. We have a thief jon maaaaaama as president and the no wide open minded citizen will vote for a thief to be president. That is why the EC in collaboration with jon Maaaaaaama and the NDC thievery gangs have decided not to let them register so that they cannot vote when it comes to the election date. however, God the Almighty is watching over us from a distance and it need not be gainsaid that all these thieves will be in prison come December this year.
yensiamoa 8 years ago

Since NDC came into power, there is no peace in Ghana. The NDC government understands demonstrations, strikes and court actions. I wonder why people with brains could support this evil party. This shows that we are from the ...
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Since NDC came into power, there is no peace in Ghana. The NDC government understands demonstrations, strikes and court actions. I wonder why people with brains could support this evil party. This shows that we are from the Third World Country. Not a single white man will vote for NDC, because they are wise and prudent. Unlike Ghana where fools and illiterates abound, NDC has a followers. Mahama is clueless and a carbon copy of the late Dr. Hilla Liman.
Ice cool 8 years ago

No matter how stupid mahama administration NDC and EC chair person would do to rig the election they will be exposed. shame to mahama and the big mouth EC chair person.

No matter how stupid mahama administration NDC and EC chair person would do to rig the election they will be exposed. shame to mahama and the big mouth EC chair person.
OKOROMANSA 8 years ago

GO ALLL OUT AND SUE THE EC BECAUE THEY ARE DOING THAT DELIBERATELY JSUT TO PREVENT STUDENTS FROM GETTING THE CHANCE TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER. YOU SEE, MAHAMA IS SCARED OF STUDENTS BECAUSE THEY ARE WELL INFORMED. HE IS SCARED OF AL ...
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GO ALLL OUT AND SUE THE EC BECAUE THEY ARE DOING THAT DELIBERATELY JSUT TO PREVENT STUDENTS FROM GETTING THE CHANCE TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER. YOU SEE, MAHAMA IS SCARED OF STUDENTS BECAUSE THEY ARE WELL INFORMED. HE IS SCARED OF ALL LEVEL-HEADED PEOPLE WHO EASILY DISCERN ON NATIONAL ISSUES. GO AHEAD AND SUE THE EC EVEN BEFORE THE REGISTRATION EXERCISE COMES TO AND END.
Kwame Adjei-Mensah. Atanta GA 8 years ago

I presume you are white or even whiter than snow.That is why you are this wise.No Whiteman will vote for NDC as you've said. This is simply because the elections will not be held in the Whiteman"s land.How many whitemen will ...
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I presume you are white or even whiter than snow.That is why you are this wise.No Whiteman will vote for NDC as you've said. This is simply because the elections will not be held in the Whiteman"s land.How many whitemen will vote for your party ?

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