Adwoa Safo not owner of Dome-Kwabenya projects – Amissah-Arthur

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Janet 7 years ago

*GHANAS ECONOMY*

*2012 TO 2016 ECONOMIC COMPARISON*

*AN OVERVIEW OF JOHN MAHAMAS ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE*

_The following are economic indicators that directly affect the livelihood of all Ghanaians._

*INFLATION*
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*GHANAS ECONOMY*

*2012 TO 2016 ECONOMIC COMPARISON*

*AN OVERVIEW OF JOHN MAHAMAS ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE*

_The following are economic indicators that directly affect the livelihood of all Ghanaians._

*INFLATION*
• 2012 - 9 %
• 2016 - 15.8 %

_Compare to 2016 inflation rate of other African countries_
o Cote D’Ivoire - 0.9 %
o Senegal - 1.3%
o Rwanda - 4.7%
o Togo - 0.9%

*CEDI / DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATE*
• 2012 - 1.6
• 2016 - 4.0

*GROSS GOVERNMENT DEBT*
• 2012 - GHC 39.8 Billion (GHC 10.8 Billion in 2008)
• 2016 - GHC 117 Billion

*GROSS GOVERNMENT DEBT (PERCENT OF GDP)*
• 2012 - 44 %
• 2016 - 72 % (Highest Rate in Africa)

_Compare to 2016 gross debt (percent of GDP) of other African countries_
o Nigeria - 12 %
o Burkina Faso - 28 %
o Niger - 15.8 %
o South Africa - 41.3 %

*GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) GROWTH RATE*
• 2012 - 9.2 %
• 2016 - 3.9 % (The lowest growth rate of Ghana in 20 years)

_Compare to 2016 GDP growth rate of other African countries_
o Cote D’Ivoire - 8.9 %
o Senegal - 6.6 %
o DR Congo - 8 %
o Kenya - 6.2% %

*INTEREST RATE*
• 2012 - 12 %
• 2016 - 26 % (Highest interest Rate in the whole world)

_Compare to 2016 Interest rate of other African countries_
o Zimbabwe - 10 %
o Nigeria - 14 %
o DR Congo - 2.4 %
o Cote D’Ivoire - 3.5 %

*GRADUATE UNEMPLOYMENT*
• 2012 - 28 %
• 2016 - 60 %

*PER CAPITA INCOME*
• 2012 - $1,490
• 2016 - $1,340

Per Capita Income of DUBAI (UAE) - $45,000 ?

*In summary,*

*Under Mahama’s Government,*

• *Our inflation rate has increased,*
• *Our growth rate has reduced,*
• *Our income has reduced,*
• *Our debt has increased to unsustainable levels*
• *Our Cedi/dollar exchange rate has worsened,*
• *Our unemployment rate has reached crises level.*
• *Most of our African peers have overtaken us*

This is what many Economists call an Upside-Down Economy;
Numbers that are supposed to move UP are coming DOWN;
Numbers that are supposed to go DOWN are moving UP

OUR ECONOMY CAN NEVER GET BETTER UNDER JOHN MAHAMA'S GOVERNMENT.

*VOTE FOR NANA AKUFO-ADDO AND DR BAWUMIAH TO TURN THINGS AROUND*
AFOKO/ KWABENA, AGYAPONG. 7 years ago

DAGBON: THE NPP CANNOT BE TRUSTED WITH YOUR PEACE; VOTE WISELY.

It's widely said and accepted that, coming events casts their shadows. And that, "when it's coming, it's doing." First fool, they say, should not be a fool. B ...
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DAGBON: THE NPP CANNOT BE TRUSTED WITH YOUR PEACE; VOTE WISELY.

It's widely said and accepted that, coming events casts their shadows. And that, "when it's coming, it's doing." First fool, they say, should not be a fool. But a second fool is always a BIG fool. As for a third fool, your guess should be as good as mine. As a people, we should be guided consciously by our pasts, this way, we simply can define and shape our future to suit a comfortable living for us. We have witnessed, as the histories have taught us, and that which we saw with our eyes, how unsafe it is to live under the leadership of the Busia-Danquah minus Dombo tradition which the New Patriotic Party(NPP) traces roots with pride to.

In the run-up to the 1969 elctions that saw Dr. KA Busia as the Prime Minister of the Republic of Ghana, with Edward Akuffu Addo, father of Nana Addo Danquah Akuffu Addo, who's the leader of the NPP, as a ceremonial President, it was rumored in most corners of Dagbon that, the then Progress Party(PP) had run their campaign on Chieftaincy lines and were bent on plunging Dagbon into chaos and anarchy should in case they were victorious in the elections. Unfortunately, many a people in Dagbon paid death ears to this rumor, and treated same with the highest level of contempt. It was during this period Naa Mahamadu succeeded in ascending to the Yani throne(A success many Dagbon historians described as illegal, and politically influenced). Immediately after the August 1969 elections, the government inflicted Dagon with pain. On the 9th of September, 1969, barely a month after the elections, the then Regent of Yani; Naa Yakubu Andani was attacked at the Yani palace, and about thirty-three(33) defenseless individuals were gruesomely murdered, and many more butchered and suffered damaging wounds. In all, it was a manifest and proof to the earlier rumor of the PP's plan which the people of Dagbon took as a joke. Yes! Dagbon was attacked, and the true colors of the Busia-Danquah minus Dombo government was demonstrated.

Just as the people were fooled in 1969, we all witnessed, if not, heard of how Dagbon was once more deceived and/or fooled in the year 2000 elections. There was, as the case in 1969, rumors of the NPP's intention to plunge the Dagbon kingdom into renewed chaos and anarchy.

Interestingly, in the 2000 election, the people of Dagbon did not only ignore this rumor, but treated it with faith. The late Yaa Naa Yakubu Andani supervised this faith by openly campaigning for the NPP. In fact, he endorsed the NPP's bid, and by far, urged all Sons and Daughters of Dagbon to massively vote for the NPP. On the election day, the late Overlord made his vote public. In fact he showed his vote to the cameras in order to demonstrate faith in the NPP. It was in this election that the NPP for the first time in Ghana's electoral history won massively in the Northern Region, which undoubtedly contributed hugely to their victory. It was historic. The cry for change was received and endorsed with faith. The people of Dagbon knew very well that the NPP did not change character, though, they changed a name; from PP to NPP. But, decided to put the past behind, with the illusion that, the NPP wouldn't repeat their worst.

Unfortunately, as the saying goes, a decorated monkey does not change to a human being. Barely a year and half after the NPP's 2000 victory, the Yaa Naa was again attacked. This time, he was gruesomely murdered. In fact, it's the most despicable act that has ever visited the soils of Dagbon. Dagbon was murdered on the 27th of March, 2002. Several people lost their lives in broad-day-light under a government that preaches rule of law and good governance. Properties were destroyed, and children were made orphans. Many wives became widows, and Dagbon was left in pieces. Businesses suffered as state of emergency and curfew became the order of the day. Unlike the 1969 chaotic situation created and executed by the PP government, the 2002 situation was met with a trickle-down retaliation from sympathizers of the Andani gate. Houses and properties in Tamale were burnt to ashes; Many lost relatives and many flee Tamale. In effect, peace was lost, and Dagbon suffered retardation in development.

Wow! It is yet another general elections, and the NPP is back. Just as in the 2000, they are preaching CHANGE in government at a time Dagbon is enjoying peace. At a time Dagbon is enjoying development. At a time Dagbon is building families with smiles. At a time Dagbon knows no pieces. At a time Dagbon is marrying without bothering on which gate a groom or bride belongs. At a time Dagbon have not orphans from clashes of chieftaincy. This is a time the NPP without shame is asking you(Dagbon) to vote for them.

Would you not be morons? You were fooled and fooled again. If you allow yourselves to be fooled once more, your destiny would not be any different from a kingdom of morons. The NPP cannot be trusted with your peace.

If for nothing at all, just look at the demeanor of the leader of the NPP in the person of Nana Addo Danquah Akuffu Addo. Everything about him demonstrate violence. Yes, you read me right. VIOLENCE! His father, Edward Akuffu Addo, supervised and instigated your suffering in 1969. His political tradition made you suffered in pieces in 2002. How then can you trust him and his party?

My message to Dagbon is simple. A vote for the NPP is a vote for chaotic Dagbon. A vote for the NPP is a vote for a running Dagbon. A vote for the NPP is a vote for a retarded Dagbon. A vote for the NPP is a vote for curfew Dagon.

Vote wisely! Rather, Din daa lan ningla, din lan ning.
KWAPPS 7 years ago

As for this dimwit veep the least said the better. You borrow money in our name to build roads and schools, now you are claiming them as yours? You are nothing but a contractor, you have a contract with the good people of Gha ...
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As for this dimwit veep the least said the better. You borrow money in our name to build roads and schools, now you are claiming them as yours? You are nothing but a contractor, you have a contract with the good people of Ghana to build these things, that doesn't make them yours! Get the FCUK off
JOHN MAHAMA THE THIEF MAN 7 years ago

NDC THIEVES/NDC LIARS/NDC KILLERS;'.,.;

NDC THIEVES/NDC LIARS/NDC KILLERS;'.,.;
MELVIN MENSAH 7 years ago

WHAT COME PROJECT IN THE COUNTRY IS FINANCED FROM MAHAMA'S POCKET MONEY?KWASEA LIKE THAT KWESI PAPA BEKOE-AMISSAH ARTHUR. PAY CONTRACTORS WHO HAVE COMPLETED GOVT. PROJECTS FOR YEARS. SHEEJE

WHAT COME PROJECT IN THE COUNTRY IS FINANCED FROM MAHAMA'S POCKET MONEY?KWASEA LIKE THAT KWESI PAPA BEKOE-AMISSAH ARTHUR. PAY CONTRACTORS WHO HAVE COMPLETED GOVT. PROJECTS FOR YEARS. SHEEJE
Amidini 7 years ago

Veep on relevant point. Vote for JM and Nuredeen. JM Toaso !

Veep on relevant point. Vote for JM and Nuredeen. JM Toaso !
donpierro 7 years ago

Whatever shit you will say she will win hands down i live in that area so veep go find some kenkey chop wai...adwoa be wanna choice and sorogho will lose in madina Amiissah mark my workds..we are ready for NDC thieves in that ...
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Whatever shit you will say she will win hands down i live in that area so veep go find some kenkey chop wai...adwoa be wanna choice and sorogho will lose in madina Amiissah mark my workds..we are ready for NDC thieves in that area....siaah
Yaw Kuma 7 years ago

There are two types of people. Those who work hard and those who claim credit for it. Adwoa Sarfo is in the second category. President Mahama and NDC Govt must be commended for not discriminating against any area especially ...
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There are two types of people. Those who work hard and those who claim credit for it. Adwoa Sarfo is in the second category. President Mahama and NDC Govt must be commended for not discriminating against any area especially the Dome Kwabenya the constituency of the concubine of their chief nemesis Ken Agyapong, to allow Adwoa Sarfo to lobby them to develop her area with asphalt roads. I thought the NPP are accusing the NDC of discrimination in projects allocation. Well done JDM and Adwoa Sarfo should stop claiming credit for other people's efforts. Why can't she lobby her 'boy friend' Kennedy Agyapong the millionaire for Projects? 90,000 votes for Nana Addo in deed.
THOMAS 7 years ago

Some time ago Hon Ursula praised President Mahama for projects in her Constituency much to the chagrin of NPP supporters. But that took nothing away from her. She could still win her seat. Give praise where praise is due. Aft ...
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Some time ago Hon Ursula praised President Mahama for projects in her Constituency much to the chagrin of NPP supporters. But that took nothing away from her. She could still win her seat. Give praise where praise is due. After all, the constituencies must all be developed no matter which party is in power, and no area should be made to wait until their party comes to power. The MPs must also learn to be truthful.
Charles Agbenu 7 years ago

How many people were at this rally?

You have to be careful Amissah. The evil NDC are using you. They will kill you just as they killed Kow Ackaa and Mills. NDC use the Fantes and kill them under bizarre circumstances

How many people were at this rally?

You have to be careful Amissah. The evil NDC are using you. They will kill you just as they killed Kow Ackaa and Mills. NDC use the Fantes and kill them under bizarre circumstances
sk 7 years ago

when it is a government MP all the developments in the constituency are always credited to the MP but when an opposition MP all projects are only done by the government. Are our taxes paid to government or MPs for development ...
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when it is a government MP all the developments in the constituency are always credited to the MP but when an opposition MP all projects are only done by the government. Are our taxes paid to government or MPs for development? sometimes NDC even says the projects in their orphan constituencies are the hard work of their parliamentary candidates who are not even MPs.
TK 7 years ago

Go to Ashogman Pure water and see, if that Adwoa Safo is indeed an MP for that constituency.She has done nothing for the area to proof that we have an MP in that area.She don't deserve second term.

Go to Ashogman Pure water and see, if that Adwoa Safo is indeed an MP for that constituency.She has done nothing for the area to proof that we have an MP in that area.She don't deserve second term.
JDM 7 years ago

gyemii fuooo...its not for NDC either! Its for everyone who pay taxes and I'm sure majority of us pay taxes. kwasiepanin

gyemii fuooo...its not for NDC either! Its for everyone who pay taxes and I'm sure majority of us pay taxes. kwasiepanin
shine your eye's 7 years ago

what didn't npp do it during their 8 years. give to Cesar what is due him in this case ndc

what didn't npp do it during their 8 years. give to Cesar what is due him in this case ndc
shine your eye's 7 years ago

adwoa sarfo should acknowledge the ndc government development in dome but no how can she. she is a loose leg woman. if she could kiss the stained asshole mouth of Kennedy agyapong what good can come out of her

adwoa sarfo should acknowledge the ndc government development in dome but no how can she. she is a loose leg woman. if she could kiss the stained asshole mouth of Kennedy agyapong what good can come out of her

Adwoa Safo not owner of Dome-Kwabenya projects – Amissah-Arthur

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