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Under developing African countries should establish their own credit rating agencies – Prof. Agbloyor

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  • Truth 1 year ago

    How can you be a player and a referee or a football team and a referee at the same time. You go borrowing from the international financial community and you want to determine your own ratings? We have to scrutinize this profe ...
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  • Banker 1 year ago

    Another idiot professor. You think Western investors who are the ones sitting on the trillions of dollars would lend to Africsn countries based on Africa credit rating??? Tweeeeea. You don't know that's why. Lack of exposure ...
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  • Banker 1 year ago

    He and Akufo Addo thinks Western investors are fools like our politicians! Anokwa

  • Thief of Staff - Akosua Frema 1 year ago

    This professor is as senseless and gormless as his suggestion. Just as our African presidents and some PhD holders, he has no credibility. There's nothing that Africans will champion that will succeed because we not trustwort ...
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  • Ananse System 1 year ago

    Your brains are underdeveloped and too weak to understand what the learned professor is saying

  • John 1 year ago

    This is professor of finance. How do we expect our university graduates to to help offer tangible solutions to our problems.

  • Xk 1 year ago

    As long as they would lend to each other why not

  • Will not be credible 1 year ago

    To establish our own rating agency means more corruption. Where have you ever seen an African being objective? Even our intellectuals have sold their credibility. When you publish the truth you will be in danger. And when hav ...
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  • Kwaku 1 year ago

    Where did the professor learn his economics ? It's like having a sore on your left foot. But because your grandma can't see very well in the dark , you extend your right foot for her to treat. Who are you kidding ?

  • Andani Razak 1 year ago

    Now, that's a clear sense of mediocrity.