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Rethink giving properties as ex-gratia – Casely-Hayford

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  • cha 7 years ago

    The constitution is such a mess---- let amend it to remove such unnecessary burden on the Ghanaian taxpayer

  • HONESTY 7 years ago

    The simple reason for housing past Presidents is to keep them focused on the job as President.
    Secondly, to show dignity and command respect among nations for the way we value ourselves, a raw commodity.

    If you want them ...
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  • YOU ARE THE DAFT 7 years ago

    May I ask you Mr DIShonesty: where were the presidents living before they became presidents? In gutters or in their homes?

    The fact is , before any person could rise to become the president of Ghana, that person had his/he ...
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  • DER-GBAALE 7 years ago

    Please review the Constitution on this issue and do the needful. I wonder if there is such a lavish post Presidential awards in the developed th world. Why can't Ghana be moderate as all the leaders are touting?

  • Kofi 7 years ago

    If we are going to amend the constitution with regard to ex-gratia,lets also amend the section that prevents ex-presidents from working for pay.

  • aikins (mission accomplished) 7 years ago

    The most stupid human being to have ever ruled Ghana is John mahama.

  • courtesy quote 7 years ago

    crisp and concise!

    Mr Casely-Hayford, who approved of certain emoluments to be given to ex-presidents, said the current package is too lavish for a country whose economy is not optimal.

    this subject has been brilliantl ...
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  • Desiree 7 years ago

    That make sense:every eight years we give properties away

  • Odikro Mununkum 7 years ago

    Ghana government spend too much on benefits to the Nation 's high level appointees than thinking about the really needy ones. Higher percentage of the population are still living below poverty these are the significant issue ...
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  • Nii Joromi 7 years ago

    Greed and materialism on a continent where people so many people don't even have clean drinking water and all the some leaders want is a lavish lifestyle for no work done. Mahama, through corrupt deals has left Ghana with bil ...
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  • The Anti-Corruption Squad 7 years ago

    The lands on which all the state properties being looted stand could have been part of the British Crown were it not for the resistance of The Gold Coast Aborigines Society! Remember that Casely Hayford! Especially since your ...
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  • Mr Carpenter 7 years ago

    Well said. Somebody should have said this lon time ago.
    Every person makes preparations 4 his r her own retirement.
    Yesmthe law makers must think strongly of changing that bit of the constitution.
    Retired Presidents r in n ...
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  • Malafaka 7 years ago

    Ghana paaa! We sit quiet when these politicians misuse our resources then when leaving we give them houses! Meanwhile, we all know the poverty surrounding us! Ghanaians should arise and stop this nonsense! The strange part is ...
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  • GHANA NI 7 years ago

    IF YOU'RE A PRESIDENT OF A WHOLE COUNTRY OR ARTICLE NONSENSE OFFICE HOLDER AND CAN'T PLAN FOR YOUR RETIREMENT, HOW CAN YOU PLAN WELL FOR GHANA'S FUTURE?

    THIS IS WHY I WOULD ALWAYS MAINTAIN THAT GHANA'S LEADERS ARE TOTALLY ...
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  • Adiza 7 years ago

    Ghana should refrain from giving everything to ex -Presidents are after all they are yesterday men /women etc. Instead, Ghana President should allocate money for the refurbishment of all our psychiatric hospitals and rehabil ...
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  • Vcky 7 years ago

    They should be given salary not a lump sum of money, and they must pay taxes like everyone else. The stupid 1992 Accord must be abolished so we can prosecute the bad leaders, and their cronies also.