Government's debt of GH¢166 million may delay release of 2024 WASSCE results - WAEC warns

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Rex 1 year ago

They have three oil fields, have borrowed more than four times wat their predecessors did, still they are owing almost everybody, jeopardizing and playing with the lives of Ghana's future leaders. I can't comprehend why these ...
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They have three oil fields, have borrowed more than four times wat their predecessors did, still they are owing almost everybody, jeopardizing and playing with the lives of Ghana's future leaders. I can't comprehend why these people are so heartless and selfish, only cares about their family and friends.
The The 1 year ago

#Mahamawillfixit.

#Mahamawillfixit.
P Djamgbe 1 year ago

We accept eachother in Ghana. No matter your sexual orientation.

We accept eachother in Ghana. No matter your sexual orientation.
Errortorial Commission of Ghana -EC 1 year ago

Nana Addo Bawumia government is owing everybody!

Nana Addo Bawumia government is owing everybody!
NPP - YOU ARE TRULY SOME EVIL SPIRITS 1 year ago

AAOOWW, NPP..!!!!!They have sent all the monies in Ghana to the Ashanti Region and sharing them in their campaigns like there is no tomorrow. What bunch of HIGH VOLTAGE WICKED DEMONS do we have ruling this country at all...?? ...
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AAOOWW, NPP..!!!!!They have sent all the monies in Ghana to the Ashanti Region and sharing them in their campaigns like there is no tomorrow. What bunch of HIGH VOLTAGE WICKED DEMONS do we have ruling this country at all...??????
Jason 1 year ago

They will definitely deny it and say it is NDC PROPERGANDA

They will definitely deny it and say it is NDC PROPERGANDA
Hannan 1 year ago

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Habib 1 year ago

Am waiting for my results oo

Am waiting for my results oo
Jon Swam 1 year ago

Free everything

Free everything
Sarfo Bediako 1 year ago

Yet, they are spending billions to buy votes. God will punish Akufo-Addo and Bawumia!

Yet, they are spending billions to buy votes. God will punish Akufo-Addo and Bawumia!

Clean Oxygens 1 year ago

What??? Why do they disrespect people who contributed their sweat??

What??? Why do they disrespect people who contributed their sweat??
Forlifive 1 year ago

All these and yet we have some brainless people still defending this wicked government

All these and yet we have some brainless people still defending this wicked government
Kwame 1 year ago

This is free shs for us

This is free shs for us
Truth 1 year ago

Hmmm
This govt!
If you are dishonest and full of propaganda this is what happen....full of pretense and as such demons cos is the devil who is the father of lies and pretense

Hmmm
This govt!
If you are dishonest and full of propaganda this is what happen....full of pretense and as such demons cos is the devil who is the father of lies and pretense
Wise one 1 year ago

These idiots, scammers, thieves, fraudsters and wicked robbers in power are only deceiving their gullible supporters that there is free education in Ghana. Free education my foot! Ghanaians are paying the fees through some ...
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These idiots, scammers, thieves, fraudsters and wicked robbers in power are only deceiving their gullible supporters that there is free education in Ghana. Free education my foot! Ghanaians are paying the fees through some obnoxious taxes imposed them by the bastards in government.
Where is the source of funding for the shit, bolla shambolic free education? Common WASSCE registration fees you dog of a president and your gang of criminals will not for WAEC to run its affairs and the they claim they claim they have welfare of Ghanaians at heart.Greedy pigs and dogs destroying Ghana.
Amanor USA 1 year ago

The elephant is a huge Wild animal with many features. HMMMMMMMMMM

The elephant is a huge Wild animal with many features. HMMMMMMMMMM
HOW CAN IRRESPONSIBLE CRIMINALS BE PUT IN CHARGE OF STATE AFFAIRS??? 1 year ago

WHAT A FAILED GOVERNMENT. SHAME ON THEM !!!

WHAT A FAILED GOVERNMENT. SHAME ON THEM !!!
independent mind 1 year ago

this is some of the mismanagement of the npp..what a world will a government spend over $50million on underground cathedral of no social or economic value to its citizens but cannot pay WAEC..NPP HAS FAILED BRUTAL.

this is some of the mismanagement of the npp..what a world will a government spend over $50million on underground cathedral of no social or economic value to its citizens but cannot pay WAEC..NPP HAS FAILED BRUTAL.
Nana Gyambiby- Jacobuhene 1 year ago

USED TO PUT UP A STATUE!

USED TO PUT UP A STATUE!
Kwame 1 year ago

This Kwarteng guy is talking as if it is only in the NPP regime that the government has to pay WAEC ; we are tired of this incompetent NPP government, you owe practically everyone in Ghana and beyond.We have the men, we have ...
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This Kwarteng guy is talking as if it is only in the NPP regime that the government has to pay WAEC ; we are tired of this incompetent NPP government, you owe practically everyone in Ghana and beyond.We have the men, we have the men, where are they Useless lot.

Joe 1 year ago

The money that was spent on erecting that hideous statue of the great Ape in front of the Effia-Nkwanta Regional Hospital could have been used to defray some the indebtedness to WAEC. That is what a country gets when it is le ...
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The money that was spent on erecting that hideous statue of the great Ape in front of the Effia-Nkwanta Regional Hospital could have been used to defray some the indebtedness to WAEC. That is what a country gets when it is led by myopic leaders.
EddyHBCU 1 year ago

Currently, the big-budget action/holiday flick is on track to take in between $25 and $30 million domestically on opening weekend, per early tracking (via Deadline). That's on the optimistic side of things. The folks at Box O ...
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Currently, the big-budget action/holiday flick is on track to take in between $25 and $30 million domestically on opening weekend, per early tracking (via Deadline). That's on the optimistic side of things. The folks at Box Office Theory currently have the film taking in as little as $18 million in its debut, with $27 million marked as the ceiling. Even on the low end, it would be just enough of a boost to help get theaters through a slow weekend until "Wicked" and "Gladiator II" usher in a gold rush over Thanksgiving.

The film reunites Johnson with director Jake Kasdan, who directed both "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" and "Jumanji: The Next Level," both of which were massive hits by the way. As for "Red One," Amazon Studios put up the massive $250 million budget, which resulted from alleged issues during the film's production. In any event, that makes it expensive enough that it will have an almost impossible time profiting in theaters. But because we're talking about Amazon and a movie that was originally supposed to go directly to streaming on Prime Video, the math gets fuzzy.

Much in the same way that it's hard to determine what success meant for Apple with "Napoleon" or "Killers of the Flower Moon," it's tough to know what Amazon wants to see from "Red One." Companies like Amazon are ultimately using theaters to help bring more attention to the film on streaming. At the same time, we're still talking about a $250 million investment before marketing.

Can Red One end The Rock's bad streak at the box office?

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"Red One" centers on a group of bad guys who breach Santa's legendary North Pole outpost and kidnap him. In response, Callum Drift (Johnson), the commander of E.L.F. and head of security for Santa (J.K. Simmons), and world famous tracker Jack O'Malley (Chris Evans) head off on a globe-trotting search to rescue Jolly Old Saint Nick and bring him home in time for Christmas Eve. The film also stars Lucy Liu ("Charlie's Angels"), Kiernan Shipka ("Longlegs"), Bonnie Hunt ("Jumanji"), Nick Kroll ("Big Mouth"), and Kristofer Hivju ("Game of Thrones").

For Johnson, his last out-and-out hit came in 2019 with "Jumanji: The Next Level" ($795 million worldwide). His films since then, including "Jungle Cruise," "DC League of Super-Pets," and most notably "Black Adam," all failed to live up to expectations. In particular, "Black Adam" didn't even cross the $400 million mark worldwide after being hyped up as a fresh start of sorts for the DC Universe. He could certainly use a hit to help his reputation.

Unfortunately, given the reported budget for "Red One," its current projections aren't going to be enough to make it a hit using any sort of traditional box office math. That said, if the film resonates with family audiences and can hang around through the holiday season to put up respectable numbers before arriving on Prime Video, it could find itself in that "good enough for a streaming movie" range, not unlike Ben Affleck's "Air."

At the very least, Johnson will help give theaters a little boost before the fruitful Thanksgiving holiday rolls around. Not only do we have "Wicked" and "Gladiator II," but also "Moana 2," which prominently features Johnson as well, hitting theaters the day before Thanksgiving and looking to do big business. So, it seems The Rock's much-needed hit is coming, one way or another.

"Red One" opens in theaters on November 15, 2024.

Yes, Amazon.com is not sincere. the Money the us government gives to them for following people is wasted. Why UPS needs to franchised its brand.
Nii Akwei 1 year ago

Good call.

Good call.
Kweku 1 year ago

Government should stop the interference of the work of WAEC. Government should pay the debt it owes WAEC for smooth operation of work

Government should stop the interference of the work of WAEC. Government should pay the debt it owes WAEC for smooth operation of work
Kweku 1 year ago

They spend millions to print past questions but can't for the exams itself. What misplaced priorities

They spend millions to print past questions but can't for the exams itself. What misplaced priorities

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