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No place for demagoguery in the collapsed banks’ saga

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08-28 22:39
 
 
 
collapse bank saga Idiotic write up. The gods are not to blame. How much of your writeup put food on our table, how much do you know about Boards in Ghana?, how well are you in tune with the failings of the banking sector in the world? Time wi

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yaro
08-28 22:39
 
 
 
Re: No place for demagoguery in the collapsed bank Great piece. I totally agree.

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Kwame-Gazo
08-28 23:10
 
 
 
No place for....... I salute you KOBBY I rest mine you have said it all. Every eloquent fool can be a Pastor

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Eva
08-29 00:29
 
 
 
Mannessah is full of it. Kobby Gomez, Bravooooo!!! I have enjoyed your brilliant article for the rebuttal to the guy called Mannessah. That guy thinks he’s the best writer in town, but to me, he’s full of it. Thanks for shutting him up regardin

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John Kojo
08-29 00:44
 
 
 
Re: No place for demagoguery in the collapsed bank You guys cease fire.Cease fire because you dont have all the facts and again in any situation there is this legal dictum AUDI ALTERAM PARTEM that needs to be adhered to we only read in te media and it will be prepondrently ba

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ASOMASI KWASI USA
08-29 09:08
 
 
 
Re: No place for demagoguery in the collapsed bank Koby congratulations for this great response to Manasseh.

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Owo
08-29 16:44
 
 
 
WHAT OF THE IBRAHIM;S $600 MILLION LOAN He emphatically told UT Bank that he was not gonna payback a dime

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NKWASEANSEM
08-29 23:08