Why government held National Economic Dialogue - Dr. Otokunor details

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JD 9 months ago

NDC is TikTok government. Full of jokers who do not their left from right. Given the benefits of doubt we will see in the coming days if anything productive will happen from all the market meetings your minister was doing. ND ...
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NDC is TikTok government. Full of jokers who do not their left from right. Given the benefits of doubt we will see in the coming days if anything productive will happen from all the market meetings your minister was doing. NDC twerps.
Kwame Peter 9 months ago

These people are hell bent on doing the same things they did the last time and failed,what did Senchi achieve,zilch.JM as opposition leader and his party leaders spent 8yrs vilifying the then president and his government inst ...
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These people are hell bent on doing the same things they did the last time and failed,what did Senchi achieve,zilch.JM as opposition leader and his party leaders spent 8yrs vilifying the then president and his government instead of discussing policies and programs to implement should they come to power,thus they campaigned without programs and policies and you are now running around looking for what to do,this is a recipe for another abysmal failure greater than what happened last time they were in power.
Abusuapanin 9 months ago

These NDC misfits are jokers. We all heard Mahama boasting during the campaigns that he had the magic wand to turn the fortunes of Ghana around. So why the economic forum? He did not even present any plan to the delegates for ...
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These NDC misfits are jokers. We all heard Mahama boasting during the campaigns that he had the magic wand to turn the fortunes of Ghana around. So why the economic forum? He did not even present any plan to the delegates for discussion. As always, he has thrown dust into the eyes of those who attended the forum and other Ghanaians who are praising him. Like the one held in Senchi, nothing good will emerge from this.
Osei 9 months ago

As for the Npp, when they are not in power and they later come to power they destroyed everything that their predecessors built or are trying to build. Look at how Npp forebears obstructed the building of the atomic energy by ...
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As for the Npp, when they are not in power and they later come to power they destroyed everything that their predecessors built or are trying to build. Look at how Npp forebears obstructed the building of the atomic energy by Kwame Nkrumah, the abandoning of JJ Rawlings projects by kufour and another abandoning of Mahama projects by Nana! Never trust the NPP!
Ghanaboy 9 months ago

Please how much money was spent in organising the forum?

Please how much money was spent in organising the forum?
Kojois 9 months ago

Your forum is a waste of time. No idea how to govern. You failed the day that dead goat swear in.

Your forum is a waste of time. No idea how to govern. You failed the day that dead goat swear in.
Charles oppong 9 months ago

Mr KISS me quick,you still think we are in the campaign mood?massa get down to work and stop ur lenghty talk

Mr KISS me quick,you still think we are in the campaign mood?massa get down to work and stop ur lenghty talk
Kwaku. 9 months ago

Dialogues are important in shaping frameworks and consenses mapping. But the real power of this exercise is when it is used to garner practical, experiential, practical and creative instances of WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE. This is ...
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Dialogues are important in shaping frameworks and consenses mapping. But the real power of this exercise is when it is used to garner practical, experiential, practical and creative instances of WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE. This is where the miracles can occur. Eg. Double yam production without doubling
the input. Monetize all the millions of abandoned vehicles in Ghana. Link AI and drones to taxing buildings. Etc.residential building etc..
Accranie 9 months ago

The Lecturers in Our Institutions of Higher Learning Have A Lot to Answer For

The Lecturers in Our Institutions of Higher Learning Have A Lot to Answer For
Accranie 9 months ago

As The Father of One of Our Counsels Put It Years Ago, What is Right&Proper Is To Think Through Issues Before Arriving At A Conclusion
The Economic Development&Progress of Ghana is The MainMarket(Ni9erian Variant) Issue of T ...
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As The Father of One of Our Counsels Put It Years Ago, What is Right&Proper Is To Think Through Issues Before Arriving At A Conclusion
The Economic Development&Progress of Ghana is The MainMarket(Ni9erian Variant) Issue of The Day, So Almost All our Energies&Attention is Towards Achieving The Goal of Moving The Country To the Next Level(President Buhari) And During The Presidential Debate Held In Tamale Featuring
-The Current President
-The Just OutGone President
-Hon. Ayariga
-Dr Abu Sakara
The Issue of Our National Development Came Up
Accranie 9 months ago

This Presidential Debate Held in Tamale was in 2012 And The Presidential Aspirants Responded in The Following Manner To the Question of How Ghana Can Achieve Economic Development

This Presidential Debate Held in Tamale was in 2012 And The Presidential Aspirants Responded in The Following Manner To the Question of How Ghana Can Achieve Economic Development
Accranie 9 months ago

And Given the Gh. General Disposition Of Patronage, The Just OutGone President Akuffo Addo Expressed Confidence in Maintaining The Present Constitution As The Way To Preserve&Protect The Nation and the Party Manifesto As The ...
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And Given the Gh. General Disposition Of Patronage, The Just OutGone President Akuffo Addo Expressed Confidence in Maintaining The Present Constitution As The Way To Preserve&Protect The Nation and the Party Manifesto As The Vehicle To Deliver Economic Development&Prosperity
Accranie 9 months ago

Hon. Ayariga and Dr Sakara Took The Progressive View That The Present Constitution Just Like Those Who Came Before It(i.e Guggisburg,Clifford,Nkrumah Constitution etc) Had Outlived it Usefulness and Must Be Replaced/Updated A ...
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Hon. Ayariga and Dr Sakara Took The Progressive View That The Present Constitution Just Like Those Who Came Before It(i.e Guggisburg,Clifford,Nkrumah Constitution etc) Had Outlived it Usefulness and Must Be Replaced/Updated As The Way/Vehicle
Accranie 9 months ago

The Current President Who Was The President Then, Opined An Incremental Way of Going About Bringing About Change At The Same Time Respecting The Constitution

The Current President Who Was The President Then, Opined An Incremental Way of Going About Bringing About Change At The Same Time Respecting The Constitution
Accranie 9 months ago

The TakeHome is Obvious, Gh. Have Chosen The Conservative Approach, A Progressive Approach Like That of Dr Abu Sakara Will Have Given A Modern Thinking Through

The TakeHome is Obvious, Gh. Have Chosen The Conservative Approach, A Progressive Approach Like That of Dr Abu Sakara Will Have Given A Modern Thinking Through
Accranie 9 months ago

So The Current Governments Economic Management Team wants to Dialogue With Interested Parties To Get The UnderStanding As To How They Would Like to Go About the Development of The Nation At Least For The Next Four Years And T ...
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So The Current Governments Economic Management Team wants to Dialogue With Interested Parties To Get The UnderStanding As To How They Would Like to Go About the Development of The Nation At Least For The Next Four Years And The Process in Repeated At the Next Election Cycle

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