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• Tex 8 months ago

  For you Ghc.20,000 is peanut. How many people today have even Ghc.100 in their wallet to cater for their needs and you sit on TV Show to talk nonsence.

  For you Ghc.20,000 is peanut. How many people today have even Ghc.100 in their wallet to cater for their needs and you sit on TV Show to talk nonsence.

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• Kojo Prempeh 8 months ago

  Even 100 early in the morning can do a big job on a Minister that can be breakfast. We should not accept that even. Fighting corruption is something we should not accept at all. It should be zero if we are serious people.

  Even 100 early in the morning can do a big job on a Minister that can be breakfast. We should not accept that even. Fighting corruption is something we should not accept at all. It should be zero if we are serious people.

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• Steve Kaye London 8 months ago

  What is the cost of the two cars given to the thief and drunkard Mahama cost ?

  What is the cost of the two cars given to the thief and drunkard Mahama cost ?

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• They can give 20k many times over a year 8 months ago

  That amounts to no issue.. It's a good start in the fight but should be reviewed well

  That amounts to no issue.. It's a good start in the fight but should be reviewed well

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• Kojo 8 months ago

  Nonsense! ¢20,000 is too high! We are in a very corrupt environment and we should not entertain gifts money or goods worth ¢20,000 as non disclosable. ¢20,000 is big enough to influence decisions? What are the earnings of ...
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  Nonsense! ¢20,000 is too high! We are in a very corrupt environment and we should not entertain gifts money or goods worth ¢20,000 as non disclosable. ¢20,000 is big enough to influence decisions? What are the earnings of people in Ghana in both the public and private sector? Public sector employees who provide many of the services that Ghanaians don't earn much and would ¢20,000 influence their actions? The threshold for disclosing gift should be very low if we are to effectively fight corruption. Have you considered the cumulative effect of receiving several ¢20,000 each from different sources and personal Where is the law on code of conduct for civil servants???

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• Kojo 8 months ago

  Nonsense! ¢20,000 is too high! We are in a very corrupt environment and we should not entertain gifts money or goods worth ¢20,000 as non disclosable. ¢20,000 is big enough to influence decisions! What are the earnings of ...
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  Nonsense! ¢20,000 is too high! We are in a very corrupt environment and we should not entertain gifts money or goods worth ¢20,000 as non disclosable. ¢20,000 is big enough to influence decisions! What are the earnings of people in Ghana in both the public and private sector? Public sector employees who provide many of the services that Ghanaians don't earn much and wouldnt ¢20,000 influence their actions? The threshold for disclosing gift should be very low if we are to effectively fight corruption. Have you considered the cumulative effect of receiving several ¢20,000 each from different sources and personal Where is the law on code of conduct for civil servants???

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• CONCERNED CITIZEN 8 months ago

  Huh? Every gift, even if it is 0.01p should be declared

  Huh? Every gift, even if it is 0.01p should be declared

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• Kwadwo 8 months ago

  This is nonsense! How about a public servant getting 20,000 each from 10 different individuals in a day?
  
  Or the benefactor decides to split 200000 into 20000 and presents on 10 different occasions! Laughable!

  This is nonsense! How about a public servant getting 20,000 each from 10 different individuals in a day?
  
  Or the benefactor decides to split 200000 into 20000 and presents on 10 different occasions! Laughable!

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• Jagadu 8 months ago

  No, gifts should not be encouraged. That’s what leads into corruption.

  No, gifts should not be encouraged. That’s what leads into corruption.

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• Kwabena Ohemeng,London 8 months ago

  A public servant or a minister or an mp should never accept any gift whatsoever. A gift of any form goes against the civil service code of conduct. Gifts corrupt and that is why african societies are corrupt.Capping gifts sim ...
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  A public servant or a minister or an mp should never accept any gift whatsoever. A gift of any form goes against the civil service code of conduct. Gifts corrupt and that is why african societies are corrupt.Capping gifts simply means that corruption by public servants,ministers,mps,etc,etc is permitted to a certain extent. This is unacceptable!!!.
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• Ghanawatch 8 months ago

  So it means in Ghana public servants can accept bribes below 20000 cedis and they haven't committed any criminal act. There should be zero tolerance for public servants and government appointees to accept even one cedi bri ...
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  So it means in Ghana public servants can accept bribes below 20000 cedis and they haven't committed any criminal act. There should be zero tolerance for public servants and government appointees to accept even one cedi bribe. All forms of bribery is criminal.

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