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District Assemblies losing confidence in Parliament

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  • BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 years ago

    Who t is begging nana binladdo to come and rule Ghana at all? This is unbelievable, why this evil creature is tormenting mother Ghana in this way? And Everybody seat down unconcerned? Isn't this guy who has the biggest positi ...
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  • FreeSpirit 10 years ago

    What has this article got to do with Nana binAddo as you put it? Save us these ethnic and tribal politics. it has not done Ghana any good. Ghanaians know better, you dont need to tell us what to do and be tribal about anythin ...
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  • CHAKA ZULU JUSTICE 10 years ago

    It is hard to believe there still remains this type of mind at this forum of intellectual debates. What I find is a troubled mind trying to disrupt the flow of ideas and constructive suggestions. Yours is an obsession with Na ...
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  • Bugov 10 years ago

    This shouldn't be a surprise to you. The NDC majority formulate the agenda of parliament and they see you needs as secondary. You should have known this!!!

  • GETFUND SPONSORED STUDENT ABD 10 years ago

    GETFUND STUDENTS ABROAD ARE ALSO LOSING CONFIDENCE IN PARLIAMENT

  • Alhaasan Bdos 10 years ago

    Our mp's should be more serious about some of this issues bordering the nation.

  • APOLLO T 10 years ago

    Oh! NDC even u are eaten what should be used to develop the districts.

  • amos fudu 10 years ago

    this problem should be solved immediately else it may render the government unporpular

  • WIAFE GRANT 10 years ago

    The people communities need renovation

  • AWINYET 10 years ago

    Rawlings foretold Ghanaian earlier that; that's what we should expect if people are power drunk like THE THREE WISE MEN who are still in parliament and the OLD DWAFTS.

  • Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

    Blame these failures at the district and regional levels on the architects of the failed decentralization of Ghana's rural and urban planning and development scheme. It is yet another example of Ghana's insatiable appetite to ...
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  • Mr. Never 10 years ago

    Abeeku Mensah, you said it and you said it well. THANK YOU.
    Ghana we do have issue and the issue here is we need "A statesman, one who divines the long future, foresees the place of his class and nation in it, labors intelli ...
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  • Brobbsnet-USA 10 years ago

    The Flawed constitution has made it impossible for Harsh punishment to public officials and that why CORRUPTION is Growing.
    The only threat to Ghana is SADLY the Parliament of Ghana.!, How can one minister also serve as a Pa ...
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  • OBINNA 10 years ago

    I MUST SAY THAT THIS GHANAIAN PARLIAMENT IS A USELESS INSTITUTION. THE PEOPLE DO NOT FEEL THE PRESENCE OF THIS INSTITUTION. THIS INSTITUTION IS NOT PLAYING ANY EFFECTIVE ROLE IN THE GOVERNANCE OF THE COUNTRY. IT IS NOT REPRE ...
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  • Antiochus - London 10 years ago

    Let the district assembly members shut up and enjoy the better Ghana agenda.