Some MPs are ‘incompetent’ – Crabbe

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Afrika Bravo 6 years ago

You look funny man haha

You look funny man haha
OLD SOLDIER 6 years ago

Author:- AGBESI KWESI.....

Action Movement of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has accused the former first lady, Lordina Mahama and the siblings of former President John Mahama of being the cause of NDC defeat in th ...
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Author:- AGBESI KWESI.....

Action Movement of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has accused the former first lady, Lordina Mahama and the siblings of former President John Mahama of being the cause of NDC defeat in the 2016 elections. The spokesperson of the group, Kodzo Hamenya Keglo speaking at the Ghana International Press Centre said “while JM was preaching made in Ghana goods (such as shoes, batik and locally made clothes), the wife was doing the opposite by printing T Shirts from China which is a huge disappointment for Ghanaian printing companies.The 20 million pieces of T Shirts JM’s wife printed from China, could have been shared to party members to print them locally and would have created a lot of jobs for Ghanaians.”
JM’s brothers are the main reason why we lost the 2016 elections, collecting all contracts from Airport, Roads, Cocoa Board, GNPC, ECG , VRA, Ministry of Power and all major contracts in the country.“If you don’t see JM brothers, you cannot get a contract and if you see them, then you have to pay money before you get the contract, frustrating foreign contractors and companies by taking Ghanaian contractors for granted and creating enemies for the NDC party,” the former first lady, Lordina Mahama and the siblings of former President John Mahama of being the cause of NDC defeat in the 2016 elections. The spokesperson of the group, Kodzo Hamenya Keglo speaking at the Ghana International Press Centre said “while JM was preaching made in Ghana goods (such as shoes, batik and locally made clothes), the wife was doing the opposite by printing T Shirts from China which is a huge disappointment for Ghanaian printing companies.The 20 million pieces of T Shirts JM’s wife printed from China, could have been shared to party members to print them locally and would have created a lot of jobs for Ghanaians.”
Onipaba Of Akyem Maase. 6 years ago

Psampson Ahi, ablakwa, suhini, bongo mp,...

Psampson Ahi, ablakwa, suhini, bongo mp,...
OLD SOLDIER 6 years ago

When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, h ...
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When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, he had the gut to recommend his fellow journalists to be executed by PNDC. Pratt even recommended Baako to be killed by the regime, thank God Baako was instead touchered violently and severely but his life was spared. This is what Kwesi Pratt can do. Now Pratt is a secret agent to NDC and US Embassy in Ghana. May God forgive Pratt and spare him the untold evils that will come upon him and his generations. The souls of those journalist killed through Pratt's recommendations to PNDC will never forgive Pratt. Now Pratt has the guts to take Diplomatic Passport and smuggled his weak-headed children to work at the Ministries under Mills NDC, may God forgive Pratt and his dependance and spare them of the evils ahead of them...
Amartey 6 years ago

My dear, u may not like Ablakwa for obvious reasons buh the guy has matured over the period and doing soo well in Parliament. He makes good contributions on the floor. Sampson Ahi too isn't bad. Though as minister, I don't th ...
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My dear, u may not like Ablakwa for obvious reasons buh the guy has matured over the period and doing soo well in Parliament. He makes good contributions on the floor. Sampson Ahi too isn't bad. Though as minister, I don't think he did well buh in Parliament esp in opposition the guy is doing well. Let's give praise to where it's needed. Compare him to Adjoa Safo the deputy majority leader.
Wisdom 6 years ago

Parliamen, MPs and BNI are the most useless and good for nothing institutions in ghana.
Wasting space,money,resources,and time

Parliamen, MPs and BNI are the most useless and good for nothing institutions in ghana.
Wasting space,money,resources,and time
Amoah 6 years ago

It is only in POLITICS that there are no stipulated ACADEMIC QUALIFICATINS required to run manage a whole country. All other jobs require strenuous academic qualifications plus tne necessary job experience to be considered: ...
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It is only in POLITICS that there are no stipulated ACADEMIC QUALIFICATINS required to run manage a whole country. All other jobs require strenuous academic qualifications plus tne necessary job experience to be considered: We have High School leavers, Hair sallon operators managing the economy, WHAT A COMEDY OF ERRORS.

The smartest students pass with first class and get admission to Medical and Engineering Schools.

The 2nd Class students get MBAs and LLBs to manage the First Class.

The Third Class students, High School Leavers, School Drop Outs, enter politics and the businesses enter politics and control the First and Second Class.

While Criminals, Failures of the Underworld sponsor and control the POLITICIANS.

Sadly most of those who dropped out of school an those who did not attend school become Prophets and everyone follows them.
Baba Alhaji de Nima 6 years ago

This man is heartless. He sent me back to political detention at 18 after another judge had released me. He will go to hell .

This man is heartless. He sent me back to political detention at 18 after another judge had released me. He will go to hell .
ugly akufo addo 6 years ago

useless gov't

useless gov't

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