Sasabonsam. If he get the chance no Ga or ewe would or northerner will breath are in Ghana. Ken is abosam.
Sasabonsam. If he get the chance no Ga or ewe would or northerner will breath are in Ghana. Ken is abosam.
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Wofa Koo 9 years ago
Please, you talk too much. You are not the only person who has supported the NPP Party.
Please, you talk too much. You are not the only person who has supported the NPP Party.
Owusu Prempeh 9 years ago
Ken Agyapong talks TOO MUCH
Ken Agyapong talks TOO MUCH
koffi parker 9 years ago
now its either NPP or NDC antics to set the Political tone on fire, to divert our attention from the real situation at hand, we are not talking about Ghana again, the ailing economy, the mass unemployment
now its either NPP or NDC antics to set the Political tone on fire, to divert our attention from the real situation at hand, we are not talking about Ghana again, the ailing economy, the mass unemployment
JOHN 9 years ago
NPP IS AN ASHANTI/ AKYIM TRIBAL PARTY BUT CENTRAL REGION WILL NOT LISTEN
NPP IS AN ASHANTI/ AKYIM TRIBAL PARTY BUT CENTRAL REGION WILL NOT LISTEN
Over Rated Nepotism Deluded President 9 years ago
People in a hurry do not need patience and like the President, we are all in a hurry, time and tide waits for no man. The clock one may say, is ticking, biological clocks keep changing every day so we won't wait for any furth ... read full comment
People in a hurry do not need patience and like the President, we are all in a hurry, time and tide waits for no man. The clock one may say, is ticking, biological clocks keep changing every day so we won't wait for any further stories, they made Ghanaians believed the was money in Ghana that only a lazy person borrows money for infastructure and just 7 months and already 20 billion so what are you NPP also called???? Lunatics.
Kwame 9 years ago
Hon Ken. you are 100% right the wise of it all is going on in NHIA. 99% of Directors at NHIA are NDC footsoldiers and 98% of the direct managers are also NDC members who were employed after demoting and transferred all the pr ... read full comment
Hon Ken. you are 100% right the wise of it all is going on in NHIA. 99% of Directors at NHIA are NDC footsoldiers and 98% of the direct managers are also NDC members who were employed after demoting and transferred all the previous managers yet these people are still in helm of affairs. For example mr Gabriel Amoako was demoted from regional manager - greater Accra to a common research analyst by Sylvester Mensah who replaced him with a bush man Lawrence Amartey who was then NDC constituency. The same good for nothing man is still occupying the position as greater regional director. He was seen using of pickup to load building blocks at the expense of regional monitoring. They had a secret meeting last month to do everything humanly possible to sabotage the current management of NHIA. NPP shine your eyes
G. K. Berko 9 years ago
Does the number of appointees from any particular area really matter in how the inhabitants' lives get improved?
Ordinarily, no. But it seems in Ghana, we view politics as a frantic rush to sit closer to a bowl of 'Tuo Sa ... read full comment
Does the number of appointees from any particular area really matter in how the inhabitants' lives get improved?
Ordinarily, no. But it seems in Ghana, we view politics as a frantic rush to sit closer to a bowl of 'Tuo Safi'. As a proverb in Akan goes that : 'If your sibling is in a game, you don't get left out', so is our Politics. Our chronic addiction to corruption dictates that we expect someone close to us to be within the Government, and, more so in a high-powered position, to receive any significant share of national development.
Therefore, if Kennedy Agyapong really wants things to change for the best, he should not only chastise the Opposition alone but also his own Party, including himself, to cleanse the system of corruption, top to bottom.
Ken should not wait to feel the pinch of the corrupt system personally before advocating for the necessary changes by the Parliament. It is more of how we implement policies, monitor progress, and render accounts that has led us to this fate.
Starting with something as deceptively innocent as our Address system that ought to be changed to Street naming grid system, we could begin to tighten the noose to make corruption less likely. The property address is a basic necessity of any societal order including government service delivery
system. It therefore must be assigned via a logical, uniform process. We often realize the importance of proper addressing when there is an emergency, where it could just mean, the difference between life and death.
Proper addressing systems help identify us individually, too, and facilitate our interactions with one another, the Government and Businesses.
More, the sheer quality of life could improve with better address system. When we could be easily located, it becomes less likely that we could hide somewhere to commit crimes anonymously. And that helps when it comes to looking for Loans for Business and Property acquisition.
When our address system is confusing, it slows our Commercial activities down considerably.
The next thing Ken could demand more and prompt attention to is full implementation of our Transparency laws. One such law is the one that expects all Officials to declare their assets before and after holding Office. In that case, we would immediately know if Officials acquired properties beyond their earning power.
Our Procurement processes, quality control monitoring for Government Projects, and proper Zoning for Construction of edifices must all have crucial priority.
It has become apparent that mere moral encouragement via mouth to get our Officials to change their corrupt behaviors can go only a short distance in solving our corruption problem. But demanding by Court Action that Laws existing to ensure proper procedures are followed, we could force the recalcitrant culprits to conform.
Lastly, is the need for all our Schools up to Secondary Schools, at least, to inculcate into their curriculum at various depths necessary, Civic Education.
Sasabonsam. If he get the chance no Ga or ewe would or northerner will breath are in Ghana. Ken is abosam.
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Please, you talk too much. You are not the only person who has supported the NPP Party.
Ken Agyapong talks TOO MUCH
now its either NPP or NDC antics to set the Political tone on fire, to divert our attention from the real situation at hand, we are not talking about Ghana again, the ailing economy, the mass unemployment
NPP IS AN ASHANTI/ AKYIM TRIBAL PARTY BUT CENTRAL REGION WILL NOT LISTEN
People in a hurry do not need patience and like the President, we are all in a hurry, time and tide waits for no man. The clock one may say, is ticking, biological clocks keep changing every day so we won't wait for any furth ...
read full comment
Hon Ken. you are 100% right the wise of it all is going on in NHIA. 99% of Directors at NHIA are NDC footsoldiers and 98% of the direct managers are also NDC members who were employed after demoting and transferred all the pr ...
read full comment
Does the number of appointees from any particular area really matter in how the inhabitants' lives get improved?
Ordinarily, no. But it seems in Ghana, we view politics as a frantic rush to sit closer to a bowl of 'Tuo Sa ...
read full comment
ndc do what ken..