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We must courageously drive out foreign retailers – John Kumah

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Comment: Numbers game not stupidity

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Think before you talk Ogyam!
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2018-07-31 01:38:55
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Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile


Sometimes i can't fathom how some people get to some positions. How could someone think this evil and not worry about future repercussions to Ghanaians abroad.
Perfect example is the USA, they welcome entrepreneurs to boast middle income business activities. Only difference is USA has a system in place to tax these law abiding entrepreneurs.
Ghana on the other hand do not have any system to track and tax these industrious individuals, hence any animal will suggest erroneous ideas to tarnish the image of Ghana.
This guy should give me a perfect example of Countries denying foreigners from opening business. Travel and see was compose not for the faint hearted. Think before you suggest future harm and shame.
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07-30 14:10
 
 
 
ARCHAIC LAWS AND 1970'S MENTALITIES Instead of my party empowering Ghanaians to be able to compete effectively and take over every sector of the economy, look at what some of our people are proposing? 1970's theories and bad laws can't solve this problem. Ghana

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Nana Fokuo
07-30 14:10
 
 
 
 
npp = nkwasiafuo people's party Kwasia npp = nkwasiafuo people's party npp = nkontompo people's party npp = narcotics people's party npp = nonsense people's party naniama n butumbansa borrowmia change has finally arrived ooooooo

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Girls SP
07-30 17:08
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile I agree one hundred percent with him

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Enoch Mensah
07-30 14:27
 
 
 
 
Numbers game not stupidity
Think before you talk Ogyam!
07-31 01:38
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile Don't act foolishly tax them.Any attempt to expel them will have an everlasting repercussions.Think seriously.

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Ken
07-30 14:40
 
 
 
ok you can sack them.. John Kumah.. pls be very careful on what you want us to do to Nigerians and Chinese in Ghana.... Let the government tax them.. Saking them will affect Ghanaians who are also doing small trade in Nigeria too... Do you th

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abbey..
07-30 16:01
 
 
 
Nana fokuo This is not a solution. Competition is good for our economy. Ghanaians are selling their properties to the highest bidder. Maybe mr. Fokuo should ask them why.Mr fokuo!you're treading on a slippery slope.

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Charles koduah
07-30 16:25
 
 
 
THE WORLD SHOULD BOYCUT GHANA and courageously drive all Ghana business out of their country as retaliation for any drive in Ghana to drive out foreign retailers

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Edi
07-30 16:40
 
 
 
 
yes what gos around come around protectionism never worked anywhere in the world this is stupid talk by the dummy Kumah

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George
07-30 16:42
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile Chinese in retail business is absolutely no,no,no. We must exclude our brothers from Nigeria and the other neighbouring countries. I have been to many of these countries and my fellow Ghanaians are also living there in their

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Kofi
07-30 18:52
 
 
 
 
the world shuld boycut ghana and choke Ghana economy if Ghana dare to stop foreigners from selling goods here or suggest anymore protectionism bull shit ,let free enterprise flourish and dictate the market not stupid folks like john Kuma

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Mensa
07-30 19:58
 
 
 
 
 
Re: the world shuld boycut ghana This Is the most evil idea that I have ever come across. Don't we have Ghanaians doing retail business in other countries?

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Idrisu guba
07-30 21:21
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile Ghana want to be the best place in Africa to do business,Ghana again want to be the gateway to Africa but we are afraid to share the market with foreigners,we rather want to do bodwa bodwa Kalabule trading.in London, Toronto

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Okito.
07-30 22:41
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile This is good, because our local businesses are crying and help is not coming. If Ghanaian businesses in Nigeria are doing the right things, nobody can't drive them out. The law is meant to shape society, we are poor because w

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Derrik
07-30 22:52
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile Excellent call. These foreigners bring in fake products to the market and it's killing Ghanaians, who will be our Savior? Illegal traders must leave, period! We must sanitize our markets and be accorded some respect in Africa

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Dr T
07-30 22:57
 
 
 
Thank you John Kumah Why should Ghana allow Nigerians and Chinese to take our over our business, it’s become our government officials are cowards, drive the foreigners away and let’s be free.

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Flash
07-31 03:07
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile You should be careful of what you are talking about mr Kumah what goes around comes around how old are you? Do you know what happened in Ghana in 70's and in Nigeria in 83 mr be careful of what you're looking for

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Mr Frankley
07-31 05:37
 
 
 
Re: We must courageously drive out foreign retaile Idiot and a liar who doesn't know the number of factories that have been established so far under the 1dead, 1 failed program.

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Salami
07-31 05:51
 
 
 
Retailing of Foreigners in Ghana I'm constrained to add my voice to the current debate regarding foreigners engaging in retail trading in Ghana. Mr John Kumah has hit the nail right on the head. Every country has its own laws and which laws must be enforced

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Kwao in Gaborone
07-31 07:19
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