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• Futurama 8 years ago

  Mr George Loh, what did you do about this problem when you were in government? Are you saying this problem surfaced after 7th January 2017?

  Mr George Loh, what did you do about this problem when you were in government? Are you saying this problem surfaced after 7th January 2017?

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• Frempong 8 years ago

  Forget about what he did, what are we doing today? We can do nothing about the past. Any new plans to deal with these issues today & tomorrow? That's the crux of the matter, my friend.

  Forget about what he did, what are we doing today? We can do nothing about the past. Any new plans to deal with these issues today & tomorrow? That's the crux of the matter, my friend.

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• Stephen Donkor , New York. 8 years ago

  It's easier said than done, what did this goon do to avert the situation, when he was in parliament? I think the NDC should stay in opposition for eternity in order to be able to help us identify the numerous problems confron ...
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  It's easier said than done, what did this goon do to avert the situation, when he was in parliament? I think the NDC should stay in opposition for eternity in order to be able to help us identify the numerous problems confronting our nation. Because the NDC as an organization is overly corrupt and doesn't have an iota of idea to solve any significant problems in Ghana. I think it's imperative to keep the NDC in opposition as watched dogs. I am supporting my assertions with the clear, fact that the NDC and its fraternities have ruled Ghana for 50 years out of our 61 years of independence with nothing to show for it.

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• Ghanaian 8 years ago

  Don't mind Mr. Loh, he is now awake from his DEEP SLEEP from 07/January/2009.

  Don't mind Mr. Loh, he is now awake from his DEEP SLEEP from 07/January/2009.

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• Kwabena 8 years ago

  Ghana is indeed a lost cause. Not even Jesus Christ can save this nation, it can never happen! No one, not even God, could be more interested in the welfare of Ghanaians than they themselves. A lazy visionless people, only pr ...
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  Ghana is indeed a lost cause. Not even Jesus Christ can save this nation, it can never happen! No one, not even God, could be more interested in the welfare of Ghanaians than they themselves. A lazy visionless people, only preoccupied with the here & now are doomed forever!

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• noble-uk 8 years ago

  It is a known fact that many of the Town & Country Planning staff do their own private business all day using the office and resources of the government,yet they are paid at the end of the month and gain promotions with title ...
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  It is a known fact that many of the Town & Country Planning staff do their own private business all day using the office and resources of the government,yet they are paid at the end of the month and gain promotions with titles.
  This can easily be stopped if the previous governments had focused on assessing outputs of public servants in general.
  Huge amount of public income goes to pay public servants yet we do not evaluate what we get for our money.
  
  Mr Amewu has more than galamsey to deal with the Lands Commission and the Town & Country needs a major shake up if Nana Addo plans of improving Ghana can go anywhere.
  Issues to do with land tenure,acquisition,registration and the proper spatial planning of towns, cities and infrastructure are crucial if Ghana can develop.
  
  This is a critical area for the Government to examine.

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