'We are reaping fruits of poverty' - Korsi Dzokoto on economic mismanagement

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• Bukyi 1 year ago

  Grateful to God that we don't queue for food,fuel,gas etc.

  Grateful to God that we don't queue for food,fuel,gas etc.

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• Test 2 1 year ago

  YOU ARE JUST EXISTING NOT LIVING EVEN THE FREE SHS STUDENTS LIVE ON GARI AND WATERING SOUP HOW MANY GHANAIANS COOK EVERY DAY THEIR OWN NUTRITIOUS FOOD
  ALMOST EVERYONE BUYING UNHYGIENIC WAY SIDE FOOD AND YOU ARE HAPPY WITH ...
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  YOU ARE JUST EXISTING NOT LIVING EVEN THE FREE SHS STUDENTS LIVE ON GARI AND WATERING SOUP HOW MANY GHANAIANS COOK EVERY DAY THEIR OWN NUTRITIOUS FOOD
  ALMOST EVERYONE BUYING UNHYGIENIC WAY SIDE FOOD AND YOU ARE HAPPY WITH IT
  ASK YOURSELF WHEN IS GHANA COMING OUT OF THIS HUGE DEBT

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• Batule 1 year ago

  There's a relatively new fridge at my hideout. Posted in 2020: Club 5.50 Cedis. Now it's 15 as we speak. Think about the high Quality Beer we braw in Ghana. Do you think about this numbers? I like numbers and I think that the ...
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  There's a relatively new fridge at my hideout. Posted in 2020: Club 5.50 Cedis. Now it's 15 as we speak. Think about the high Quality Beer we braw in Ghana. Do you think about this numbers? I like numbers and I think that the Export of one of the most high quality Beer has collapsed. I think that other nations on this continent import Heineken instead of Club, Gulder, Star. I'm not an Economist, have no doctor title like some useless Fool. Happy yourself. Amen.

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• Batule 1 year ago

  EXPORT: in 2020 a bottle of beer was GHS 5.50, today 15. 0. Can it be that the Brower does not export anymore??? You pay for electricity supply and realize power outages. Imf and World Bank gave loans to cope with the electri ...
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  EXPORT: in 2020 a bottle of beer was GHS 5.50, today 15. 0. Can it be that the Brower does not export anymore??? You pay for electricity supply and realize power outages. Imf and World Bank gave loans to cope with the electricity issues. But those paid bills for supply, are the ones who pay back these debts.

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