Fred Darko Expose Organizational Chaos in WC Secretariat

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Ken Ntiamoa 9 years ago

"How much did you took to Brazil," Justice Senyo Dzamefe asked
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How much did you took?

Ken

"How much did you took to Brazil," Justice Senyo Dzamefe asked
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How much did you took?

Ken
Annorwuo 9 years ago

The reporter credited with this story before him for a good dressing down!
It is about time many of these media people who take special delight in presenting jaundiced and unflattering stories about certain public or private ...
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The reporter credited with this story before him for a good dressing down!
It is about time many of these media people who take special delight in presenting jaundiced and unflattering stories about certain public or private individuals, should be allowed to get away with their 'foolishness'!
AB 9 years ago

This writer has actually presented a jaundiced reporting of the sitting yesterday. Not only is his grammar pathetic but his report shows he was not listening.Although he sought from the start to say the money was from the For ...
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This writer has actually presented a jaundiced reporting of the sitting yesterday. Not only is his grammar pathetic but his report shows he was not listening.Although he sought from the start to say the money was from the Forex market, when pressed further he withdrew that statement saying he was not sure, which brought his credibility into question. On the advise of his lawyer he indicated he only signed for the money, which when asked how much could not tell the exact amount he signed for. That was most worrying to the committee though. These reporters need to be schooled properly.
Kofi Basabasa 9 years ago

I do not think such a horrible mistake could be attributed to Justice Senyo. I emphatically say this judging from the 2nd error: "...as far as he's concern(concerned)..."by the journalist. Let us give Justice Senyo the benefi ...
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I do not think such a horrible mistake could be attributed to Justice Senyo. I emphatically say this judging from the 2nd error: "...as far as he's concern(concerned)..."by the journalist. Let us give Justice Senyo the benefit of the doubt! On the other hand if he did commit such a horrible mistake unworthy of a judge sitting on a committee, I'd suggest he go back to elementary school to brush up rudimentary English.
It is uncommon that one wouldn't
ever go through the agony of wonderment to read most of the articles Ghanaian journalists write! The articles are full of mistakes-in terms of grammar, diction, correlation, inconsistencies etc. Sometimes one has to struggle to know whether reference is being made to either "the former" or "the latter" in a sentence or a paragraph. Supposedly, the Ghana News Agency comprises "good" journalists, but they make the most horrible mistakes as far as the handling of the Queens English is concerned. My suggestion to rectify this deficiency
is to make them go through a special curriculum of English at Legon before
their certificates from the Institute of Journalism are awarded.
The GNA should employ efficient editors who can catch all these stupid mistakes by a government agency, make the necessary corrections before they become published.
CAVEAT TO JOURNALISTS AND REPORTERS: If you know you are deficient in English writing ask someone else who is competent to bail you out-editors.
Avoid disgracing Ghana by polluting the Queens English. It is uncalled for being former subjects to the Queen.
Annorwuo 9 years ago

Virtually all media outfits! I have listened to audio clips of the three commissioners asking pointed questions of witnesses,and I will side you that these errors are attributable to these good-for-nothing journalists,who con ...
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Virtually all media outfits! I have listened to audio clips of the three commissioners asking pointed questions of witnesses,and I will side you that these errors are attributable to these good-for-nothing journalists,who constantly disturb our ears with the 'tabloid' stories they put out!
You cite the GNA, but please take a look at Graphiconline;you may end up throwing up,literally speaking!
A majority of these 'loud-mouths' supposedly moved into journalism after initially attending teacher`s colleges,believe it or not!
Di Wo Fei Asem 9 years ago

The organization was chaotic because of in competent and bankrupt leadership.They didn't even appreciate the importance of signing contracts with Service Providers.Just wondering who on earth appointed these people to manage ...
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The organization was chaotic because of in competent and bankrupt leadership.They didn't even appreciate the importance of signing contracts with Service Providers.Just wondering who on earth appointed these people to manage our taxes. The Commission is ridiculing them but they don't even see it.The Chairman tries to water things down to encourage them to expose themselves the more.
Owusu 9 years ago

It is we the voters who appointed them.Most of us are so naive that they vote for a particular party thinking that the party belongs to one tribe instead of taking the economy into consideration

It is we the voters who appointed them.Most of us are so naive that they vote for a particular party thinking that the party belongs to one tribe instead of taking the economy into consideration
J.B. Rockson Washington D.C. 9 years ago

Oh Ghana

Oh Ghana
J.B. Rockson Washington D.C. 9 years ago

My country Ghana

My country Ghana
Kponkpa 9 years ago

In Ghana the synonym for 'illiterate' is 'journalist'.

I occasionally read the Daily Guide, not necessarily to apprise myself of news and information but to laugh over some of the unbelievable bloopers that they consistent ...
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In Ghana the synonym for 'illiterate' is 'journalist'.

I occasionally read the Daily Guide, not necessarily to apprise myself of news and information but to laugh over some of the unbelievable bloopers that they consistently provide without fail, to their readers on a daily basis.

The state-owned Daily Graphic itself, is only slightly better than the Guide.

I think the Ghana Institute of Journalism should be divested from political pirates and handed back to the state.
Kenkey Warriors!! 9 years ago

So this dunce shows up at the commission unprepared! Who put him in charge? Well he is the product of a society that is good at planning scams and corrupt deals only.
Ghana is a disorganized cesspool of cheats and idiots.

So this dunce shows up at the commission unprepared! Who put him in charge? Well he is the product of a society that is good at planning scams and corrupt deals only.
Ghana is a disorganized cesspool of cheats and idiots.
Sunflower-Bogoso 9 years ago

Another yawa man

Another yawa man
KOFI TETTEH OF KAWANOPAADO 9 years ago

GUYS, THIS IS A NATIONAL EXERCISE SO PLEASE MIND YOU YOUR GRAMMAR. "HOW MUCH DID YOU TOOK" IS THIS COMING FROM THE JUDGE???? IF YOU SPEAK SUCH BAD ENGLISH DOES'NT YOUR TONGUE FEEL HEAVY AND CLUTTERED???

GUYS, THIS IS A NATIONAL EXERCISE SO PLEASE MIND YOU YOUR GRAMMAR. "HOW MUCH DID YOU TOOK" IS THIS COMING FROM THE JUDGE???? IF YOU SPEAK SUCH BAD ENGLISH DOES'NT YOUR TONGUE FEEL HEAVY AND CLUTTERED???
amazing terror 9 years ago

do we have a competent editor for ghanaweb? The wrong brofo and spellings are just 2 ooooo much.
thanks

do we have a competent editor for ghanaweb? The wrong brofo and spellings are just 2 ooooo much.
thanks
Llord 9 years ago

Obviously some of these assholes are jail bound

Obviously some of these assholes are jail bound
NII SHAMO 9 years ago

And was this guy allowed through airport security to carry all that cash on him? Doesn't the law stipulate not more than $10,000.00?

And was this guy allowed through airport security to carry all that cash on him? Doesn't the law stipulate not more than $10,000.00?
Ghanaba 9 years ago

let us simply change our currency to Ghana dollar. If government officials go buying dollars fro the street it tells us the real state of affairs n the country.

let us simply change our currency to Ghana dollar. If government officials go buying dollars fro the street it tells us the real state of affairs n the country.
Ghanaba 9 years ago

Imagine buying $200k cash on the street. How many suitcases of Ghana cedis you will have to carry. Ghana money splashed around like there is no tomorrow. Ghana money swine..lol

Imagine buying $200k cash on the street. How many suitcases of Ghana cedis you will have to carry. Ghana money splashed around like there is no tomorrow. Ghana money swine..lol

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