Government reduces Hajj fares from GH¢75,000 to GH¢62,000

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AB 10 months ago

That is walking the talk

That is walking the talk
Mr Bob 10 months ago

God bless the humble and a man with integrity that is JDM

God bless the humble and a man with integrity that is JDM
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Wunpini 10 months ago

That is a great display of leadership and integrity by JDM. However, we hope that the government subsidy will not lead to a reduction in the number of pilgrimages.

That is a great display of leadership and integrity by JDM. However, we hope that the government subsidy will not lead to a reduction in the number of pilgrimages.
Flamingo 10 months ago

That is a leadership with action !!

That is a leadership with action !!
Hagoa GH 10 months ago

Saa? And who is going to pay the difference? The taxpayers money is now going to be used to pay for religious travels when workers cannot afford goods and services. Ok. What about Christians who go on pilgrimage?

Saa? And who is going to pay the difference? The taxpayers money is now going to be used to pay for religious travels when workers cannot afford goods and services. Ok. What about Christians who go on pilgrimage?
Killar 10 months ago

Yours is the national cathedral

Yours is the national cathedral
M.T 10 months ago

I think the higher fare was a management thing. As for this one let's give credit to John Dramani

I think the higher fare was a management thing. As for this one let's give credit to John Dramani
I know 10 months ago

Let's make such pilgrims are not left stranded in Saudi Arabia due to govt's inability to pay the difference. Shortcuts are dangerous. Eyes are watching

Let's make such pilgrims are not left stranded in Saudi Arabia due to govt's inability to pay the difference. Shortcuts are dangerous. Eyes are watching
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... 10 months ago

What a people of contradiction? On the one hand it is wrong to spend tax payers' money to finance a National Cathedral, but on the other hand tax payers' money can be used to subsidise pilgrimage of wealthy muslims. To add in ...
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What a people of contradiction? On the one hand it is wrong to spend tax payers' money to finance a National Cathedral, but on the other hand tax payers' money can be used to subsidise pilgrimage of wealthy muslims. To add insult to injury, John Mahama is suggesting that the National Cathedral project be relocated to a different part of the city, a place of lower prestige. What kind of stupid suggestion is that? Hasn't the damage to the properties that were at the Cathedral site been done already? So what is the relocation intended to achieve? Let's see Ablakwa and all those who said the tax payers' money should not be spent on a Christian cathedral has to say on this. And where is Kwesi Hypocrite Pratt, the extremist Christianity hater? He has been all over shouting at and insulting Christian leaders for mentioning God in their public speeches. What a stupid bully! Who does he think he is to dictate what a Christian can say or not say? As for muslims, he has never said a word about them. What a coward? Christians are a soft spot for him so he enjoys attacking and insulting Christians at any given opportunity. He should be grateful to our beautiful religion which has given space for idiots like him not only the freedom not to believe but also the tolerance of his blasphemies. He should relocate to the islamic world which he believes should replace Christianity and do only a quarter of what he has been doing here and let's see if he can survive a day there.
K.A 10 months ago

If the government uses tax payers money to subsidize the hajj, then there's no need to cancel teacher training allowance. Everyone deserves a piece of the national cake

If the government uses tax payers money to subsidize the hajj, then there's no need to cancel teacher training allowance. Everyone deserves a piece of the national cake
Kwame Peter 10 months ago

Sam George,come and see ooo,you say you’re elder of a Christian church and you aided and abetted those anti-Christ who opposed the use of state funds to build the National Cathedral because Ghanaians are hungry,your JM is g ...
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Sam George,come and see ooo,you say you’re elder of a Christian church and you aided and abetted those anti-Christ who opposed the use of state funds to build the National Cathedral because Ghanaians are hungry,your JM is gleefully using state funds to subsidize pilgrims to Mecca because Ghanaians are well fed, excellent change,settings ampa.
Ghanaba kwaku 10 months ago

How many Ghanaians go to hajj?
Are all Ghanaians Muslims?
Hmmm

How many Ghanaians go to hajj?
Are all Ghanaians Muslims?
Hmmm
Emma 10 months ago

This is total madness. Why should the country fund religious activities? What's wrong with our leaders?

This is total madness. Why should the country fund religious activities? What's wrong with our leaders?

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Government reduces Hajj fares from GH¢75,000 to GH¢62,000

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