Minority will cooperate with new Ministers - Dominic Nitiwul

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JB 12 years ago

This man Dominic Nitiwul might be living in a strange land and he thinks all Ghanaians should buy his unconvincing and illogical idea that anything relating to President Mahama's tenure is unacceptable by them (NPP). His way ...
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This man Dominic Nitiwul might be living in a strange land and he thinks all Ghanaians should buy his unconvincing and illogical idea that anything relating to President Mahama's tenure is unacceptable by them (NPP). His way of thinking is shallow, he has forgotten that even what they the NPP are doing in Parliament boarders on Mahama's rule. If they don't want to do anything relating to his rule let them stop taking tax payers money and go and wait when Nana Akufo Addo becomes the president they can come and take money for free. The best he should do is to leave parliament and go home and stop taking tax payers money for no work done. What they the NPP parliamentarians who were supposed to be part of the vetting committee are doing to this country is tantamount to stealing. Because they have turned down one of their assigned jobs. Should they have employed people in their companies who would have refused to perform their assigned duties, what would they have said? Pay them for no work done? They are really stealing our tax payers money.
Maame Grace 12 years ago

What will the presence of NPP do to the vetting all of them will be approved even if the NPP says no please dont waste our time. The NDC said if the NPP boycott parliament they dont care because they have majority so why do t ...
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What will the presence of NPP do to the vetting all of them will be approved even if the NPP says no please dont waste our time. The NDC said if the NPP boycott parliament they dont care because they have majority so why do they want the NPP now. The NDC is just being hypocritical and mischivious as always. Please rule the country and let the NPP lick their wounds.
J C Diamenu 12 years ago

Do we need these people at all?
I pitty those who queued to cast their vote for incompetent MPs only to go to Parliament for their fringe benefits.

Do we need these people at all?
I pitty those who queued to cast their vote for incompetent MPs only to go to Parliament for their fringe benefits.
Terribly SpeCific 12 years ago

When elections are rigged and team Bs take over,nothing is satisfactory.This dirty win shall haunt NDC for life.Hence my recent stance against NDC.

When elections are rigged and team Bs take over,nothing is satisfactory.This dirty win shall haunt NDC for life.Hence my recent stance against NDC.
JAMES PEROVER 12 years ago

MR NITIWUL AND THE MINORITY IN PARLIAMENT ARE USELESS NATION WRECKERS.THEY ARE IN PARLIAMENT JUST FOR THE TAX-PAYERS MONEY.WHAT WORK ARE THEY DOING TO DESERVE PAY?SHAME UNTO THEM.CHEATS AND ROGUES.ARE THEY NOT THIEVES WHEN TH ...
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MR NITIWUL AND THE MINORITY IN PARLIAMENT ARE USELESS NATION WRECKERS.THEY ARE IN PARLIAMENT JUST FOR THE TAX-PAYERS MONEY.WHAT WORK ARE THEY DOING TO DESERVE PAY?SHAME UNTO THEM.CHEATS AND ROGUES.ARE THEY NOT THIEVES WHEN THE ARE DEPRIVING POOR CITIZENS OF RESOURCES, ARE THERE GRADUATES AND GOD FEARING MEN AND WOMEN AMONG THEM?
Zoobie-Zoobie 12 years ago

Pray for Ghana

Pray for Ghana
Kojo 12 years ago

These are some of the people that say Woyome did not do anything and took so much money from the State. Are they (minority mps) better in any way than Woyome? They shd stop carrying themselves as mps till the SC rule in the c ...
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These are some of the people that say Woyome did not do anything and took so much money from the State. Are they (minority mps) better in any way than Woyome? They shd stop carrying themselves as mps till the SC rule in the case be4 it.
Kwesi 12 years ago

What kind of leaders are you? After all, the state will pay your salary with the tax payers money so you can do anything you like Whether to be in parliament or not...there is something wrong with the mindset of the leaders o ...
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What kind of leaders are you? After all, the state will pay your salary with the tax payers money so you can do anything you like Whether to be in parliament or not...there is something wrong with the mindset of the leaders of Ghana. We have refused to blend development with logical reasoning!
John Kpeglo 12 years ago

The minority is not serious and should not be taken serious.

The minority is not serious and should not be taken serious.
OSEBO-UK 12 years ago

Its sad that the so call politicians are so dumb and morally bunkrupt in a sense that, about 3/4 had had an opportunity to study and visit developed nations at least once in their lifetime. However non of them had in thought ...
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Its sad that the so call politicians are so dumb and morally bunkrupt in a sense that, about 3/4 had had an opportunity to study and visit developed nations at least once in their lifetime. However non of them had in thought to find out how and why their system works also perfectly for them and ours is absolutely opposite to theirs? Intead of taping some of the better policies and ideas and start making pilot scheme or implimenting on a small scale to see whether it will wotk for us or not. All that it fascinate them is archieving their credentials on paper and return home with big luxurious vehicle to attract young girls and abuse them sexually, and also find convienient office to work which has nothing to do with his degree. its like putting a round object in a square hole.In every africa man vision is prioritized with self-centered and corrupt minded to be rich overnight in order to impose and abuse his subordinates.
Jato Kaleo 12 years ago

What the NPP MPs did was a political blunder rooted in Ghanaian parlimentary practice.It is senseless and illogical. Whichever way they explain it, the decision was stupid and unconscienable and should be stopped.Stop defendi ...
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What the NPP MPs did was a political blunder rooted in Ghanaian parlimentary practice.It is senseless and illogical. Whichever way they explain it, the decision was stupid and unconscienable and should be stopped.Stop defending the indefensible.Contesting the results of an election in court has nothing to perform their duties until the courts decide otherwise. Half-baked politicians give us a break.
Jato Kaleo 12 years ago

Correction"Contesting the results of an election has nothing to with performing an MP's pariamentary duties until the courts decide otherwise.

Correction"Contesting the results of an election has nothing to with performing an MP's pariamentary duties until the courts decide otherwise.
Endy Man 12 years ago

Stupid fools,when you realise the country is moving forward without you,you now want to return.Kwasiasem.

Stupid fools,when you realise the country is moving forward without you,you now want to return.Kwasiasem.
afuaghanakumase 12 years ago

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ATTA 12 years ago

SO NPP MPs WANT TO COME BACK TO PARLIAMENT? WHAT A SHAME BECAUSE NOBODY CHASED THEM OUT FROM PARLIAMENT. AND NOBODY WILL BRING THEM BACK. IT IS THEIR OWN BUSINESS. SHALLOM

SO NPP MPs WANT TO COME BACK TO PARLIAMENT? WHAT A SHAME BECAUSE NOBODY CHASED THEM OUT FROM PARLIAMENT. AND NOBODY WILL BRING THEM BACK. IT IS THEIR OWN BUSINESS. SHALLOM
Taliki 12 years ago

Where exactly is our politicians sending us to. they should leave our country Ghana in peace and not in peaces. their words sound like fresh palmwin but luck of substances.

Where exactly is our politicians sending us to. they should leave our country Ghana in peace and not in peaces. their words sound like fresh palmwin but luck of substances.
Andy 12 years ago

whether they cooperate or not they will still do their work perfectly,shameless party npp

whether they cooperate or not they will still do their work perfectly,shameless party npp

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