Our leaders should pity us - Kwaku Manu cries over high import duties at Ghana's ports

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  • COD 2 years ago

    The import duties stipulated by our NPP gov`t is disingenuous and destructive. It kills businesses in Ghana.
    However, some of your fellow jokers & concert people campaigned and are still vigorously campaigning for our extrem ...
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  • Nicotinamide 2 years ago

    So you're afraid to say NPP government under Nana Addo and Bawuliar. Aboafu now you're afraid abi? Didn't you campaign for them? Kweku Manu and Agya Koo.are the reason Ghanaians are suffering today.

  • Beez 2 years ago

    cowards they all are reaping the misery of what they sowed.

  • Bastie Tutu Asantefournyinaahene. 2 years ago

    Kwasia … just mention the name of your Otumfour , the import duties will come down. You said he’s powerful abi ?

  • Dungeon Master 2 years ago

    Thank you for the observation.

  • Des 2 years ago

    I thought the harbor was sold, so a foreigner controls it???

  • Ben Kwakye 2 years ago

    Ask your self why it’s cheaper for a Burkinabe to clear a car from Ghana than a Ghanaian? Stop listening to liars like the dog abronye and co

  • Koose 2 years ago

    Chale the Team port was fully sold to that french man almost 10 years ago and Ghana government have no say in it's operations since then. But these political imbecile trolls blame everything on government.

  • Nana Addo 2 years ago

    Bawumia says he will lower it when you vote for him... for now he says he cant do anything because of his master...

  • Kwabena Mensah 2 years ago

    If the fools are aware what is going on at the Harbor they wouldn’t have followed NPP’s campaign.You are in power but promising to come to power before you can do something about. Does it makes sense?

  • Ben Kwakye 2 years ago

    I know a good number of NPP guys who are waiting for Mahama to come to power to reduce the import duties so that they start importing their cars to Ghana

  • SO CLEAN 2 years ago

    Thought you were importing raw materials for a manufacturing company or bus for mass transport. Didnt know it was used private car. It should be higher koraa.

  • Obiri Yeboah. London 2 years ago

    Kwaku Manu , now that I know how stupid you are. Have you forgotten that your father John Dramani Mahamah sold the Harbour to his Friend, who is not a Ghanaian rather from France. Therefore the duty’s at the Ports are hig ...
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  • A country call Ghana 2 years ago

    Such a foolish being. Where at all do such animals from is Kwaku Manu wrong(( The price was so high the last time I shipped a car, and I thought the roads in Ghana would be tar for such money.

    Bro, get life for Mr Bahma

  • Jack 2 years ago

    Useless man talking crap!

  • Fireman 2 years ago

    Your useless father didn't born you well. Who sold which port. We can see how stupid you are with your lies and hate.

  • Balman 2 years ago

    Tema port is sold wai

  • Cobold 2 years ago

    Your 24hr economy will resolve the high import duties. December 7th is just around the corner.

  • Boat. 2 years ago

    It's very sad o. . This is the problems Ghanaians should demonstrate on our streets for the world to see. Our leaders are thieves and greedy.
    The same as calling someone in Ghana from abroad. It's the most expensive among ev ...
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  • Ali Musah 2 years ago

    DOES THIS UNEDUCATED BRUT UNDERSTAND TAXES ? NO WONDER ILLITERACY IS REALLY A DISEASE

  • Worried citizen 2 years ago

    ALL I CAN SAY IS THE WORD "CRIMINALS " .....GHANA IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE COUNTRY IN WEST AFRICA WHEN IT COMES TO DUTY FEES TAXES.. AM NOT AN IDIOT TO MAKE GHANA RICH AND MYSELF POOR. F.CK

  • TRUTH 2 years ago

    HIGH IMPORT DUTIES:
    NA WHO CAUSED AM?
    BLAME YOURSELF AND GHANAIANS AS A WHOLE. WE ARE “STUPI D AND GULLIBLE. UNTIL WE CHANGE THE CONSTITUTION THAT GIVES SO MUCH POWER TO THE EXECUTIVE WILL REMAIN UNDER THIS WICKED LEADERS

  • Yaw Mensah 2 years ago

    Ask former President Mahama why he sold our port to someone who now determines how much to pay.