Ghanaian businessman signs MoU with Indian carbon credit supplier in $1 billion deal

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• Tundele 1 year ago

  Your waste haulage trucks are packed at La Nkwantanan seeping stinking polluted and filthy water into the residential community. What are you doing about it?

  Your waste haulage trucks are packed at La Nkwantanan seeping stinking polluted and filthy water into the residential community. What are you doing about it?

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• Ebenezer LARYEA 1 year ago

  Many may think this is good news but to the contrary. In God's own time, He will raise a Joseph who will deliver His people from the devices of men. Amen.
  Come, Lord Jesus.

  Many may think this is good news but to the contrary. In God's own time, He will raise a Joseph who will deliver His people from the devices of men. Amen.
  Come, Lord Jesus.

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• Joseph S Agyapong the Con-Man 1 year ago

  This is one of the Con-Men of Ghana's private business sector. Watch out how he will end with the Indians. They should go and ask the Chinese company, ZoomLion, that partnered with him during the Kufuor era that started with ...
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  This is one of the Con-Men of Ghana's private business sector. Watch out how he will end with the Indians. They should go and ask the Chinese company, ZoomLion, that partnered with him during the Kufuor era that started with waste management. Did he not con them put of the relationship?
  I know other Ghanaians that this man has conned in other business partnerships he had with them, later kicked them out, forcifully.
  
  This man has no shame and no fear of God in his heart, though a church elder at the Church of Pentecost. He thinks that money was made for him only.

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• Senga 1 year ago

  Good investment

  Good investment

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