GHC75,000 COCOBOD CEO’s salary shocks professional ethics lecturer

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zantoda 7 years ago

His monthly pay can build two village schools!!!!!!

His monthly pay can build two village schools!!!!!!
FAFRA 7 years ago

WHO DO APPROVE THE SALARY FOR THOSE EXECUTIVES. HUUUM POLITICIANS . JM DO YOU KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT THAT HUGE PAYMENTS.??? AM REALLY DISAPPOINTED WITH JM ,IF IS TRUE THEY PAY SUCH MAN WITH THAT SALARY.

WHO DO APPROVE THE SALARY FOR THOSE EXECUTIVES. HUUUM POLITICIANS . JM DO YOU KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT THAT HUGE PAYMENTS.??? AM REALLY DISAPPOINTED WITH JM ,IF IS TRUE THEY PAY SUCH MAN WITH THAT SALARY.
kk 7 years ago

Hypocrites, How much ,was Awam Grant Taking, go and check the Vodafone CEOs salary... ah this nonsense must stop

Hypocrites, How much ,was Awam Grant Taking, go and check the Vodafone CEOs salary... ah this nonsense must stop
Obour Jackson 7 years ago

Masa is Vodafone a government institution..The country is sick and not only Cocobod...check d amount ppl mak at GFA, VRA, ECG etc..

Masa is Vodafone a government institution..The country is sick and not only Cocobod...check d amount ppl mak at GFA, VRA, ECG etc..
OZ 7 years ago

Oh please, cut the ignorance! Grant is a Professional football trainer(how much was he earning at Chelsea?); Vodafone CEO is appointed based on international qualification, experience,ability to expand the company and a lot m ...
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Oh please, cut the ignorance! Grant is a Professional football trainer(how much was he earning at Chelsea?); Vodafone CEO is appointed based on international qualification, experience,ability to expand the company and a lot more, but COCOBOD CEO is a political appointment with or without experience and the required qualifications. Opuni is not an administrator to be compared to the CEO of VODAFONE;MTN etc.
H Dzikunor 7 years ago

Opuni monthly salary of Ghc75,000 will buy 180 bags of Cocoa

Opuni monthly salary of Ghc75,000 will buy 180 bags of Cocoa
Ekow Jones 7 years ago

This is plain stupid question. So if someone is made we should all follow him. Think about little.

This is plain stupid question. So if someone is made we should all follow him. Think about little.
Jehu 7 years ago

Mr Lecturer you don't understand anything. This guy is presiding over an organization that brings in almost half the money that is used for national development and payment of salaries including your own. You think what they ...
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Mr Lecturer you don't understand anything. This guy is presiding over an organization that brings in almost half the money that is used for national development and payment of salaries including your own. You think what they pay him is too much? Let there be your envisaged universal salary and you'll see whether there will be enough money to pay those of you who don't generate any revenue.
Akua Mansa 7 years ago

Jehu,

You are not serious. Cocoabod is a public institution supported by the Tax Payer

Even the President who supervises the whole of Ghana does not make that kind of money

There should be a standard for our salary s ...
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Jehu,

You are not serious. Cocoabod is a public institution supported by the Tax Payer

Even the President who supervises the whole of Ghana does not make that kind of money

There should be a standard for our salary structure in Public Institutions.

It is just greed
zantoda 7 years ago

reason why Ghana is not going anywhere, people justifying that a public servant should take 75000/month, a private company is a different story, this guy rides free car, leaves in subsidized bungalow and all that!!!???? what ...
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reason why Ghana is not going anywhere, people justifying that a public servant should take 75000/month, a private company is a different story, this guy rides free car, leaves in subsidized bungalow and all that!!!???? what is he using that much money for, how much do they pay his secretary?
Nii Amusey, Accra 7 years ago

Jehu, I don't know your background, but it seems your thinking in not right. It is not Cocobod that brings the money you're talking about. It is the cocoa farmers whose toil, bring in the money .Those farmers deserve better t ...
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Jehu, I don't know your background, but it seems your thinking in not right. It is not Cocobod that brings the money you're talking about. It is the cocoa farmers whose toil, bring in the money .Those farmers deserve better than Opuni. Cocobod does not generate any money, they only 'chop ' money
The Prophets Can't Fish Them Out? 7 years ago

Kk, does Opuni the hippopotamus work on the cocoa farms to make that income justifiable? Since that monster has been away, aren't the cocoa trees still bearing fruit thanks to the sweat of the cheated farmers? Why compare the ...
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Kk, does Opuni the hippopotamus work on the cocoa farms to make that income justifiable? Since that monster has been away, aren't the cocoa trees still bearing fruit thanks to the sweat of the cheated farmers? Why compare the devil to Avram Grant? At least Avram Grant is on the field with the players. Kk, you must be the devil Opinion himself writing or cursed son or a relative. But if you are a regular Ghanaian, then you must be doubly cursed even as you hide behind that name. On the day of judgment, evil-heads will have a lot of teeth-gnashing to do!
JKMo 7 years ago

Is ghc75000 or ghc750000

Is ghc75000 or ghc750000
Nii Amusey, Accra 7 years ago

Ghc 75,000= Old Cedis 750million, Waaaaaw !

Ghc 75,000= Old Cedis 750million, Waaaaaw !
Nii Amusey, Accra 7 years ago

Yes per month

Yes per month
Citizen Vigilante 7 years ago

@Jehu & KK, sorry to say but 'mu maame twe'. It beats my imagination why all these rots went on unnoticed under the previous regimes. Anyway Ghana is on course to b restructured for the betterment of all if we rally behind th ...
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@Jehu & KK, sorry to say but 'mu maame twe'. It beats my imagination why all these rots went on unnoticed under the previous regimes. Anyway Ghana is on course to b restructured for the betterment of all if we rally behind the good intended motives of NADAA which comes with a price for us to sacrifice n denounce corruption. Sorry for the foul words used against those unpatriotic n ignorant fellas called Kk and Jehu
Kofi 7 years ago

Very soon, Ghanaian politicians would claim they owe the world by buying it from God Almighty.If this is what the adults are doing, what should we expect from the young ones...?

Very soon, Ghanaian politicians would claim they owe the world by buying it from God Almighty.If this is what the adults are doing, what should we expect from the young ones...?
calistus 7 years ago

They did not come into the position to add on to cocoboard,they can to loot.

They did not come into the position to add on to cocoboard,they can to loot.
APOROTO 7 years ago

A percentage of CEO salaries may go to appointing authority or the political party as a show of gratitude. This would be agreed upon before the appointment is made. One man no chop policy.

A percentage of CEO salaries may go to appointing authority or the political party as a show of gratitude. This would be agreed upon before the appointment is made. One man no chop policy.
Kweku 7 years ago

Yes, the politicians are fooling us by devising the Animal Farm System for us.According to their system, two legs good, for legs bad.Why should some government workers be placed under Fair Wages and Salary commission and othe ...
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Yes, the politicians are fooling us by devising the Animal Farm System for us.According to their system, two legs good, for legs bad.Why should some government workers be placed under Fair Wages and Salary commission and others would be under Article 71 holders and Boards and Corporations.The democracy in Ghana is just fraudulent.
Francis,London. 7 years ago

75000Ghs is equivalent to £13,800.At this monthly salary he is being paid £165,600 a year (in a developing country,where some children go to school under trees). By comparison, the British prime minister mearns £150,402 a ...
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75000Ghs is equivalent to £13,800.At this monthly salary he is being paid £165,600 a year (in a developing country,where some children go to school under trees). By comparison, the British prime minister mearns £150,402 a year( more than £15000 less).
Are we really serious as nation?
Kwame 7 years ago

Stop this nonsense! Ethics lecturer should note that it is unethical to be disclosing people salary in the public.
Hackman, what happens to Oath of Secrecy?

Stop this nonsense! Ethics lecturer should note that it is unethical to be disclosing people salary in the public.
Hackman, what happens to Oath of Secrecy?
Atta 7 years ago

The president, vice, ministers, chief justice, parliamentarians, and doctors salaries are in the public domain. Who is Opuni that his salary cannot be made public. The black stars coach is no paid with our tax. He is by GFS a ...
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The president, vice, ministers, chief justice, parliamentarians, and doctors salaries are in the public domain. Who is Opuni that his salary cannot be made public. The black stars coach is no paid with our tax. He is by GFS a private institute
STONER KOBYLYNTON 7 years ago

Are you out of your mind? This is not a private company but rather a state institution - what is wrong about letting the populace know what Opuni was taking from the tax payer. Any sensible being will not put this silly comme ...
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Are you out of your mind? This is not a private company but rather a state institution - what is wrong about letting the populace know what Opuni was taking from the tax payer. Any sensible being will not put this silly comment of yours out here. Did you consider how our poor cocoa farmers are been paid for their hard work and this irresponsible being making a whopping money because of corrupt system? My friend get lost with your senseless thought.
Asuoso Asem 7 years ago

Politics will kill Ghanaians. Look at this so called ndc supporters praising Dr opuni for causing financial lost to the state, Ghanaians must be Wise else the next ndc will sell ghana toTogolis

Politics will kill Ghanaians. Look at this so called ndc supporters praising Dr opuni for causing financial lost to the state, Ghanaians must be Wise else the next ndc will sell ghana toTogolis
Forgive Attipoe 7 years ago

So there are still ndc members who support this Opuni guy.eiiiiiii as3m oooo how I wish I can destroy ndc leaders one by one.agyimifo) kuo.

So there are still ndc members who support this Opuni guy.eiiiiiii as3m oooo how I wish I can destroy ndc leaders one by one.agyimifo) kuo.
O A 7 years ago

He was paid to steal instead of work. Poor Ghana and its' ex-gratia attitude.

He was paid to steal instead of work. Poor Ghana and its' ex-gratia attitude.
Open ur eyes 7 years ago

Shut up your mouth and leave the man alone heypocrit

Shut up your mouth and leave the man alone heypocrit
cryyyy 7 years ago

Look at this NPP teacher called himself Dr. Bonsu. Before doing just research how much was this bawumia collecting at BOG when he was the deputy Governor. Useless Lecturer. Anyway if he has not done that then this is the list ...
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Look at this NPP teacher called himself Dr. Bonsu. Before doing just research how much was this bawumia collecting at BOG when he was the deputy Governor. Useless Lecturer. Anyway if he has not done that then this is the list for him to learn. Dr Steven Opuni is their target this is the list and amount CEO's of various state institution.

Check this out

BOG - 89,909.00

SNNIT - 76,606.00

COCOBOD - 75,102.00

ADB - 68,707.00

NIB - 65,606.00

GRA - 88,102.00

BOST - 62,000.00

TOR - 52,503.00

GCB - 55,203.91

Why is only COCOBOD/Dr.Opuni in the news..
#Icantthinkfar.
Nii Amusey, Accra 7 years ago

Let's know the source of your info. It is not true

Let's know the source of your info. It is not true
Ama 7 years ago

Hmm more news.

Hmm more news.
Ama 7 years ago

Expose them all unto the open,

Expose them all unto the open,

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