Salaries of public sector workers increase by 23%

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Ghanaian 1 year ago

With the country running on economic crouches salary increment should have been the least of our problems.
All the same Ghanaian workers deserve better, Chimpanzee Akuffo Addo and frog face Ofori Atta has destroyed the coun ...
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With the country running on economic crouches salary increment should have been the least of our problems.
All the same Ghanaian workers deserve better, Chimpanzee Akuffo Addo and frog face Ofori Atta has destroyed the country
Fiifi 1 year ago

Stupid government

Stupid government
Blue Pen 1 year ago

Abeg, what is the cumulative inflammation rate for the year 2023?

Abeg, what is the cumulative inflammation rate for the year 2023?
Freewill 1 year ago

A civil servant like this CAG man should know better. If a u increase salary by 23% and imposed a 15% VAT plus another nonsense levy called emissions levy and others, what have u done to workers? Deceptive and cruel leaders. ...
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A civil servant like this CAG man should know better. If a u increase salary by 23% and imposed a 15% VAT plus another nonsense levy called emissions levy and others, what have u done to workers? Deceptive and cruel leaders. Yes, political fools will come talk say, but government has suspended the 15%VAT. Of course, they did for political expediency - we are in an election year and government fears losing votes. Wicked and criminal old crooks.
Asamoah Kokote 1 year ago

Even Nana Addo's toilet is your daily bread.

Even Nana Addo's toilet is your daily bread.
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Sam 1 year ago

Has the increament taken place already or it's now going to take place.

Has the increament taken place already or it's now going to take place.
Supremo 1 year ago

Is it another increment ?

Is it another increment ?
Koo 1 year ago

This is dead news. It has already been implemented and not a new thing.

This is dead news. It has already been implemented and not a new thing.
A man has no name 1 year ago

23% but workers of BoG had their salaries increased over 67% and this useless government thinks it's done well?
Judgement awaits them in the afterlife.

23% but workers of BoG had their salaries increased over 67% and this useless government thinks it's done well?
Judgement awaits them in the afterlife.

ROGUE LAWYER 1 year ago

This must -The controller and accountant General must face prosecution for the breach of the law by contesting a political position while still at post.
Ghana Media who are fair and democratic must all voice out.
The laws ...
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This must -The controller and accountant General must face prosecution for the breach of the law by contesting a political position while still at post.
Ghana Media who are fair and democratic must all voice out.
The laws need to be respected
Nana Agyeman 11 1 year ago

Jokers trying to be credible in order to win sympathy votes. It is too late.

Jokers trying to be credible in order to win sympathy votes. It is too late.
Asasi. Ba 1 year ago

Has the productivity of these government employees increased by at least 5%?

Has the productivity of these government employees increased by at least 5%?
SCHEMER 1 year ago

Enemies of progress. Kosi'a nkosi na y3 ny3 mo d3n? The cry on the streets in Accra is we're suffering economically oo. Government listens to their cries, increase their salaries and nonentities like you still complain and re ...
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Enemies of progress. Kosi'a nkosi na y3 ny3 mo d3n? The cry on the streets in Accra is we're suffering economically oo. Government listens to their cries, increase their salaries and nonentities like you still complain and read politics into it. Government should remain focused and that the rest of us who are in the majority, allergic to psychiatric lock down supports you.
NTOW 1 year ago

We don’t care. Won’t change anything

We don’t care. Won’t change anything
Umofia 1 year ago

You increase someone 67% and someone 23%..u think we’re fools eh or someone is better than others

You increase someone 67% and someone 23%..u think we’re fools eh or someone is better than others
Innocent 1 year ago

I thought as much

I thought as much
Agyeman 1 year ago

Why this time bcs election 8s the corner, they samething when the salary of law enforcement was increase them after the election it was pull back again please my friend br wise

Why this time bcs election 8s the corner, they samething when the salary of law enforcement was increase them after the election it was pull back again please my friend br wise
Papa 1 year ago

Borla web and politics. Twaaaaaaa

Borla web and politics. Twaaaaaaa
Law Speaks 1 year ago

Borrow money from IMF to pay deserving workers doesn't mean the economy is turning back to mormalcy. Moreover, workers deserve more than that because of more taxes introduced. Some they call them bet tax and other wicked ones ...
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Borrow money from IMF to pay deserving workers doesn't mean the economy is turning back to mormalcy. Moreover, workers deserve more than that because of more taxes introduced. Some they call them bet tax and other wicked ones.

.com 1 year ago

The vat on electricity bill should now be given the green light to generate income that will support salary payments,tuc, because we can not use petroleum income as a substitute but an addition as said by the late UN boss ,Mr ...
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The vat on electricity bill should now be given the green light to generate income that will support salary payments,tuc, because we can not use petroleum income as a substitute but an addition as said by the late UN boss ,Mr Kofi Annan.
Okumaning 1 year ago

Noted Mr comptroller, you will never default paying workers as long as the NATION WRECKERS are still managing the affairs of BANK OF GHANA. ALISON ever ready to PRINT more money and doesn't care about the collapse of Ghana. ...
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Noted Mr comptroller, you will never default paying workers as long as the NATION WRECKERS are still managing the affairs of BANK OF GHANA. ALISON ever ready to PRINT more money and doesn't care about the collapse of Ghana. Laughable WE DIDN'T DEFAULT PAYING WORKERS (PATAKU NANKWAASE ) like you
konkonsanii 1 year ago

What about private non-salaried workers..and farmers....and mechanics and......and...and....

NADAA the biggest curse on Ghana ever.....

What about private non-salaried workers..and farmers....and mechanics and......and...and....

NADAA the biggest curse on Ghana ever.....
Bob P. 1 year ago

What ever this do. No Tax on Electricity Oooh, yoooooh. This is a ploy to introduce the Electricity tax. Mark my words. Shameless dishonest useless senseless clueless thieves and Lai's brigade. Akuffo Addo is a curse and Bawu ...
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What ever this do. No Tax on Electricity Oooh, yoooooh. This is a ploy to introduce the Electricity tax. Mark my words. Shameless dishonest useless senseless clueless thieves and Lai's brigade. Akuffo Addo is a curse and Bawulair Timothy is a Disaster piriod.
If Akuffo Addo is a Mother serpent of corruptions, according to his own friend Martin Amidu,
Who is Doctor Bawulair Timothy according to Almighty Google?????.
What a solid question, hihihi.
Kopeno 1 year ago

Salary increase? How about the nurses at Korlebu and elsewhere who started working last year and have not been paid yet? Or the doctors and teachers who are in the same situation? Shame on you! No wonder they’re fleeing t ...
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Salary increase? How about the nurses at Korlebu and elsewhere who started working last year and have not been paid yet? Or the doctors and teachers who are in the same situation? Shame on you! No wonder they’re fleeing the country!
Dodzi 1 year ago

But this is November 2023 news. So who resurrected this news again to confused the public and score cheap political points. Look Ghanaians are wired awake oooo. Let's stop this useless game with Electorates. For it will l ...
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But this is November 2023 news. So who resurrected this news again to confused the public and score cheap political points. Look Ghanaians are wired awake oooo. Let's stop this useless game with Electorates. For it will lead us no where.
TOUCHLINE PLAYER 1 year ago

Thank you Mr President. God bless you,

Thank you Mr President. God bless you,
Prince Martin 1 year ago

Mr. Controller and Accountant General:

Is the economy BEGINNING to show signs of recovery (your version), or it has TURNED THE CORNER (Ken Ofori Atta and President's version)? What is the difference between the 2 recovery ...
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Mr. Controller and Accountant General:

Is the economy BEGINNING to show signs of recovery (your version), or it has TURNED THE CORNER (Ken Ofori Atta and President's version)? What is the difference between the 2 recovery systems?
Afua Iceland 1 year ago

SSNIT too what are you doing about the useless monthly pay? You pay a pensioner a whopping 180,000ghs a month. Because of this pensioner, you cannot increase the minimum pension. That pensioner takes more pension than the Oba ...
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SSNIT too what are you doing about the useless monthly pay? You pay a pensioner a whopping 180,000ghs a month. Because of this pensioner, you cannot increase the minimum pension. That pensioner takes more pension than the Obama's and co. What a country!
Amos 1 year ago

Old story to divert attention, this salary increase took effect in January this year, and because of that Agyaba deal issue, they intentionally brought this fake news to graphic. This current NPP are happy to be tagged liars ...
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Old story to divert attention, this salary increase took effect in January this year, and because of that Agyaba deal issue, they intentionally brought this fake news to graphic. This current NPP are happy to be tagged liars and they continue to do so since they are the same people on television every day doing money-doubling

Ishmeal 1 year ago

If you are so politically consumed such that you make public statement without fact checking is so disrespectful to the Ghanaian people. A whole controller and accountant general making false statements such as " The economy ...
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If you are so politically consumed such that you make public statement without fact checking is so disrespectful to the Ghanaian people. A whole controller and accountant general making false statements such as " The economy has started showing signs of FULL RECOVERY" is insulting..Please you and your appontous should stop gaslighting Ghanaians..Mr. CAG, just continue and enjoy whatever you have gained under this government and leave serious minded Ghanaians alone.

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