Ghana's economy on the rise across all sectors - Government Statistician

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Sense 6 months ago

NPP fake news website is scared to tell us the percentage the economy grew in first quarter

NPP fake news website is scared to tell us the percentage the economy grew in first quarter
Yaw 6 months ago

The former statistician wasn't this goro boy in such professional position.

NPP don't sit aloof and allow this guy spew out cooked data to support this incompetent govt

The former statistician wasn't this goro boy in such professional position.

NPP don't sit aloof and allow this guy spew out cooked data to support this incompetent govt
Jay in London 6 months ago

Every GOOD NEWS for Mahama SPELLS NPP's DOOM. So the NPP will find a way to REBUT the statistics by doing things such as questioning the methodology,

They never questioned the statistics under Akuffo Addo--OFORI ATTAH REG ...
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Every GOOD NEWS for Mahama SPELLS NPP's DOOM. So the NPP will find a way to REBUT the statistics by doing things such as questioning the methodology,

They never questioned the statistics under Akuffo Addo--OFORI ATTAH REGIME SO PLEASE DON'T NOW

PLAY FAIR FOR ONCE NPP. NDC's FIRST QUATER IS FAR BETTER THAN YOUR MUCH TOUTED 2024 FIRST QUATER FIGURES. AND THAT IS A FACT
Accranie 6 months ago

The Day The Gh Telegraph Online NewsPaper Revival Is Completed, The Celebration Won't Be Here

The Day The Gh Telegraph Online NewsPaper Revival Is Completed, The Celebration Won't Be Here
.mr amin 6 months ago

It is as a result of the appreciation of the cedi that is why am say that the depreciation of the cedi is the mother of all the challenges we face, but the cedi rate at 10 or 12 as the president is suggesting is still high it ...
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It is as a result of the appreciation of the cedi that is why am say that the depreciation of the cedi is the mother of all the challenges we face, but the cedi rate at 10 or 12 as the president is suggesting is still high it should be below 9 for real economic development
Gbeho Agbo 6 months ago

Don't worry, the dollar will be 7 cedis by end of year, the GDP will reach 100 billion. Npp thieves you will never come to power. All npp thieves should be arrested and executed immediately. The rest will return stolen money. ...
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Don't worry, the dollar will be 7 cedis by end of year, the GDP will reach 100 billion. Npp thieves you will never come to power. All npp thieves should be arrested and executed immediately. The rest will return stolen money. The debt will drop to 420 billion cedis
Hannan 6 months ago

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Accranie 6 months ago

@Dr With Permission& For A Reason/Two We're Committed To Express Our Views On Matters That Borders On Gh Economic Security& Progress, The OutGone President Have Expressed Implicitely/Explicitely That Gh Doesn't Have Any Econo ...
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@Dr With Permission& For A Reason/Two We're Committed To Express Our Views On Matters That Borders On Gh Economic Security& Progress, The OutGone President Have Expressed Implicitely/Explicitely That Gh Doesn't Have Any Economy(Exporting Raw Materials&Importing Finished Products) So How Can A Country With No Economy Be Experiencing An Economic Rise?
Kofi Asare 6 months ago

Prices of goods and services are also on the rise but this party statistian hasn't observed that .Is it a taboo to be truthful in this country?

Prices of goods and services are also on the rise but this party statistian hasn't observed that .Is it a taboo to be truthful in this country?
Rebrand Ghana 6 months ago

here should be a national referendum to change the name Ghana
back to " The Gold Coast:.

We are known all the world for our Gold. That is the reason why the western explorers- The Portuguese came to Ghana.

The legisl ...
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here should be a national referendum to change the name Ghana
back to " The Gold Coast:.

We are known all the world for our Gold. That is the reason why the western explorers- The Portuguese came to Ghana.

The legislature should lead in changing the name. This name
change is in the right positive direction to increase trade and tourism to our country and West Africa region.

The future is bright for our country.

God bless our homeland- ' The Gold Coast".
Fireman 6 months ago

I love that our way of measuring progress in via metrics, statistics and facts. With all sectors on board i thing Ghana will soon transform under this visionary Government which care for its people unlike the other one

I love that our way of measuring progress in via metrics, statistics and facts. With all sectors on board i thing Ghana will soon transform under this visionary Government which care for its people unlike the other one
Dews 6 months ago

Ghana government deceives ghanaians a lot, afreximbank, imf, world bank, Nigeria,ADFB etc loan still there and u can't even pay Afreximbank and u claim everything is ok. Lie lie

Ghana government deceives ghanaians a lot, afreximbank, imf, world bank, Nigeria,ADFB etc loan still there and u can't even pay Afreximbank and u claim everything is ok. Lie lie
Gbeho Agbo 6 months ago

To hell with monkies like you. You can't even wish Ghana well just still lying about npp doing well. It's good Ghanaians rejected npp in a massive way. Let's help mother Ghana and jail Akufo Addo and co for robbing Ghanaians ...
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To hell with monkies like you. You can't even wish Ghana well just still lying about npp doing well. It's good Ghanaians rejected npp in a massive way. Let's help mother Ghana and jail Akufo Addo and co for robbing Ghanaians blind. Blood thieves

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