Fuel prices in Ghana set to drop by up to 9% - ASEC

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Nepotistic Pantang Party(NPP) 11 months ago

Doomsday NPP Evil.
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Sam 11 months ago

Ghana is working again we thank God good government is in place

Ghana is working again we thank God good government is in place
Jkmee 11 months ago

Reset is on

Reset is on
Bogar nie 11 months ago

Watching, keep dropping things and see how you think your country will do. All the western countries are becoming so expensive in 2025 and we as a third world country want to drop things low. What a foolish president with n ...
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Watching, keep dropping things and see how you think your country will do. All the western countries are becoming so expensive in 2025 and we as a third world country want to drop things low. What a foolish president with no brain .Mahama is becoming lose. His mindset is always shallow.
Teacher one 11 months ago

You're in pains

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Game Changer 11 months ago

@Bogar nie.. so what's your point? So u want a third world country's living standard to be at par with developed countries? Ahh.. are u okay upstairs? I think the bleeding in your head is influencing your judgement.

@Bogar nie.. so what's your point? So u want a third world country's living standard to be at par with developed countries? Ahh.. are u okay upstairs? I think the bleeding in your head is influencing your judgement.
King Kong 11 months ago

What is the sense in what you are saying? Partisan politics has clouded your sense of thinking. You need a reset. Western countries are becoming expensive so you want Ghana to follow suit. I believe you have the brain of a li ...
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What is the sense in what you are saying? Partisan politics has clouded your sense of thinking. You need a reset. Western countries are becoming expensive so you want Ghana to follow suit. I believe you have the brain of a lizard in your skull
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Bitter truth 11 months ago

So let me repeat for those who don’t know anything about economics to learn..Ghana as a country has 5 major problems..any other problem is minor..so as a country we need to focus on the major problems before we come to the ...
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So let me repeat for those who don’t know anything about economics to learn..Ghana as a country has 5 major problems..any other problem is minor..so as a country we need to focus on the major problems before we come to the minor ones..I have been saying it for 8 good years, any president who is able to solve all the 5 problems one by one, I tell u, Ghanaians will force that president to stay in power for long..Jm, please u are on track, u are gradually solving one out of the 5 major problems..1 the cedi appreciating and stabilizing against the dollar and major global currencies, Cheap fuel prices for Ghanaians 2.Quality and good road networks from our cities to villages, railway networks from one city to another, Quality and affordable healthcare to increase the lifespan of Ghanaians..I gave two out of the 5 major challenges..If the Ndc Govt is able to follow this pattern and solve this problems one at a time with a high speed so they can achieve it within the 4 years, no political party has a chance to stand against Ndc again..I told Npp for 8 good years but thehy played with it and it cost them the elections..Jm, continue your good works
Bitter truth 11 months ago

If any fake professor come and tell u on the media that Ghana has many problems, tell that professor he don’t know shit..the country needs to deal with the 5 major problems before we think of solving the minor ones..the 5 m ...
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If any fake professor come and tell u on the media that Ghana has many problems, tell that professor he don’t know shit..the country needs to deal with the 5 major problems before we think of solving the minor ones..the 5 major problems are to the reason why the country is not developing at a fast pace..a lot of people always talking about industrialization..industrialization without good Taos is purely nonesense..because of u build a factory in a remote village without good road networks, without railway networks to bring the food stuffs to the markets in the cities, food prices will still continue to be high expensive..Jm is about to break the curse of our country..solve the 5 problems then this country will forever be prosperous
Bitter truth 11 months ago

Correction* industrialization without good roads is purely nonesense..industrialization is part of the 5 major problems but good road networks and railway networks connecting our villages to the cities is very important

Correction* industrialization without good roads is purely nonesense..industrialization is part of the 5 major problems but good road networks and railway networks connecting our villages to the cities is very important

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