Give Mahama second chance – Amissah-Arthur tells Huni Valley residents

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PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 7 years ago

MAHAMA, ASIEDU NKETIA AND THE ENTIRE NDC LEADERSHIP KNOW HOW AND WHERE THE WOYOME LOOT THEY CREATED WAS SHARED. IF MAHAMA CAN USE HIS SO CALLED EXECUTIVE POWERS TO BRING OSAMA BIN LADEN'S HARDCORE DISCIPLES TO THIS COUNTRY, A ...
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MAHAMA, ASIEDU NKETIA AND THE ENTIRE NDC LEADERSHIP KNOW HOW AND WHERE THE WOYOME LOOT THEY CREATED WAS SHARED. IF MAHAMA CAN USE HIS SO CALLED EXECUTIVE POWERS TO BRING OSAMA BIN LADEN'S HARDCORE DISCIPLES TO THIS COUNTRY, AND ALSO FREE HARDENED MONTIE 3 CRIMINALS FROM PRISON BUT CAN'T UTILISE SAME POWERS TO MAKE SURE WE THE POOR TAX PAYERS OF THIS COUNTRY GET OUR STOLEN MONEY BACK FROM NDC FINANCIER BUT RATHER SCHEMING TIRELESSLY TO FREE HIM, THEN MAHAMA HIMSELF AND HIS CABINET MUST BE ARRESTED.
insight to the bone 7 years ago

As we get closer to the D Day that will determine whether or not change can be achieved peacefully or not it becomes necessary to reflect what is it actually that needs to be changed. Party politics in the true sense is dead ...
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As we get closer to the D Day that will determine whether or not change can be achieved peacefully or not it becomes necessary to reflect what is it actually that needs to be changed. Party politics in the true sense is dead and all we have are tribal motivated undeclared warfare against the majority Akan buttressed by a fake ass constitution. NDC is an occupational oppressive exploitative organization whose sole aim is to keep the people in ignorance so they can be brainwashed like in north Korean into being collaborationist of their own retrogression and doom. The strength or greatest potential of the Akan is in the diaspora of over 10 million strong and the fact remains independence would never have been secured had they not interacted with the American civil rights movement Malcolm X and had the quiet support of the silent majority of the USA. With the constitution the ayigbe and their collaborationist sefwi Ahvois created there is no way Nkrumah could have become president talk less of the unity of the Akans to achieve the goal of independence or any kind of progressive development. In fact the constitution laws and system of govt ensures that Akans will always be divided so their easier to manipulate and rule and never have the natural in put from the diaspora. The fact remains no country has made it into the industrial and post industrial era without the help primarily of their diaspora including communist China. NPP has won the approval of every true patriot not because they did anything rather because they will be given the opportunity to bring some kind of law and order and persecute the corrupt individuals of power in the establishment of politics no matter which party they belong to. NPP has transformed itself from a perceived right wing corrupt Ashanti dominated party into a true Democratic left wing Akan movement with the virtues of freedom and justice for all. But that is not enough we Akans no matter who wins should never surrender the fight for true independence and separate ourselves from these pepeni/ayigbe Philistines of evil. These children of Satan the pepeni/ayigbe mafia criminals have denied our brothers and sisters of the diaspora true participation and we rather chose our diaspora over their retrogressive govts . Let JJ be king of VOlta ayigbe nkwasiafo land and kwasiapanyin Mahama emperor of the 3 northern pepeni regions transformed into a country . Then we shall pack off to them their traitors in the zongos as we have no need for idiots and fools. We see the multitudes of pepeni zongo and ayigbe traitors following these NDC criminals around sadistically oblivious to the suffering of the Akan majority and realize they have no loyalty to the same majority that welcomed them. The corruption , tribalism , hegemony and religious Islamic discrimination are all fruits of their lack of loyalty and acceptance of the Akan majority as brothers. Give us back our unity and take your useless toxic foolish people with you
Ice cool 7 years ago

Mr gay shut up shameful vice president

Mr gay shut up shameful vice president
Nancy Forson 7 years ago

In 2013, 166,807mt of fertilizer were distributed
to farmers, compared to 43,176mt in 2008. This
moved fertilizer coverage from 8kg per hectare
in 2008 to 12kg per hectare as of 2013;
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Two hundred metric tonnes of ...
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In 2013, 166,807mt of fertilizer were distributed
to farmers, compared to 43,176mt in 2008. This
moved fertilizer coverage from 8kg per hectare
in 2008 to 12kg per hectare as of 2013;
•
Two hundred metric tonnes of improved rice
seeds were distributed to 10,000 farmers in the
Volta, Northern, Upper East and Upper West
Regions to increase productivity;
•
Local rice production has increased from
301,900 metric tonnes in 2008 to 604,041
metric tonnes in 2014. Consequently, Ghana has
attained 56% self-sufficiency in rice production.
Indeed, the rice import bill fell by 45%, reducing
from US$392.3m in 2013 to US$215.23m in 2014;
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Three hundred and thirty-six (336) units of
equipment comprising 147 tractors, 92 power
tillers, 55 rice threshers, 31 rice reapers and 11 rice
mills with their respective components were
assembled for farmers and many more are
being distributed;
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All these are facts and not lies. The best meanings to be made of this is the fact that, the NDC is poised and right in requesting for a second term.
david afeletey 7 years ago

Mahama is good for ghana let give him de secand chance to win dis eletion thank u my people

Mahama is good for ghana let give him de secand chance to win dis eletion thank u my people
Nancy Forson 7 years ago

President Mahama is indeed good for Ghana, and he has demonstrated this in just four years of his stewardship.

Under his leadership, the NDC has transformed the face of the country by affecting the needed changes in the co ...
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President Mahama is indeed good for Ghana, and he has demonstrated this in just four years of his stewardship.

Under his leadership, the NDC has transformed the face of the country by affecting the needed changes in the country's education, health, transport, finances and the lot.

For this and many other reasons, the President certainly deserves to continue with the good work he has started.
JOHN MAHAMA THE THIEF MAN 7 years ago

NDC LIARS/NDC THIEVES/NDC KILLERS.....

NDC LIARS/NDC THIEVES/NDC KILLERS.....
Kobi 7 years ago

A second chance to Mahama is a suicidal. How on Earth should we allowed him to control the affairs of this Nation. You're a Vice President so you wouldn't know the exact Condition we are going through. In Ghana today, those t ...
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A second chance to Mahama is a suicidal. How on Earth should we allowed him to control the affairs of this Nation. You're a Vice President so you wouldn't know the exact Condition we are going through. In Ghana today, those that can afford EAT once a day. Some people do not EAT at all due to hardship and unemployment in the System so we are Pleading with you Mr Vice, to allowed FRESH MEN to take Control and by so doing maybe, we can have two square MEALS a day. Thank you for your acceptance.
Faruku 7 years ago

Tanks vice prez for spreading the gud work of incumbency JM toaso

Tanks vice prez for spreading the gud work of incumbency JM toaso
PHILIPS MANDOR 7 years ago

mahama will with a big margin God Biess NDC

mahama will with a big margin God Biess NDC
PHILIPS MANDOR 7 years ago

GOD BLESS NDC WINING ALL THE WAY

GOD BLESS NDC WINING ALL THE WAY
JM WILL LOSE MASSIVELY 7 years ago

No!!!

No!!!
Nancy Forson 7 years ago

Yes. President Mahama will be given a second term, and obviously for the good works he has done just three years of having taken over the leadership of this country.

In the area of the NHIS Scheme, Government has increased ...
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Yes. President Mahama will be given a second term, and obviously for the good works he has done just three years of having taken over the leadership of this country.

In the area of the NHIS Scheme, Government has increased the out-patient utilisation of the
NHIS from 9.3 million in 2008 to 29.6 million
in 2015;

Increased claims payment from GH¢183
Million in 2008 to GH¢1,073 billion in 2014;

Established new Claims Processing Centres
at Tamale, Cape Coast and Kumasi to ecentralise and expedite processing of claims
by service providers;

Introduced e-Claims to deal with logistic
challenges and reduce physical paper claims.
Canadasheabutter@ YYZ 7 years ago

We love residence of Huni Valley . Ebro eniiinkati & your beautiful fanti Kenney in the golden day of the railways.

Vote for John Mahama & the NDc to revamp the railway line to create jobs

We love residence of Huni Valley . Ebro eniiinkati & your beautiful fanti Kenney in the golden day of the railways.

Vote for John Mahama & the NDc to revamp the railway line to create jobs
Nancy Forson 7 years ago

Second term of the President is certainly assured. For the fact that President Mahama has given a good account of his stewardship of the three-four years so far.

It is has been the voice of the masses and it will surely co ...
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Second term of the President is certainly assured. For the fact that President Mahama has given a good account of his stewardship of the three-four years so far.

It is has been the voice of the masses and it will surely come to fruition.

The NDc is winning and obviously based on his exemplary leadership and the resolve to making Ghana, a place of truth and the wil to do.
Nanagoygo 7 years ago

The most useless ,Stupid ,silly president ghana had and a thief on contract inflating

The most useless ,Stupid ,silly president ghana had and a thief on contract inflating

Give Mahama second chance – Amissah-Arthur tells Huni Valley residents

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