Ghana US Embassy Overhaul: What it means for visa applicants

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Constantinople 12 months ago

Ablakwa is doing extremely well. Hate or love him, the guy is a genius. Bravo Okudzeto Ablakwa. Ghana's Sherlock Holmes. The adventures of Tintin

Ablakwa is doing extremely well. Hate or love him, the guy is a genius. Bravo Okudzeto Ablakwa. Ghana's Sherlock Holmes. The adventures of Tintin
don`t care !!! © 12 months ago

With all this, the tribal bigot will not be satisfied with this! in place of them them bigotry

With all this, the tribal bigot will not be satisfied with this! in place of them them bigotry
CORY 12 months ago

Please, can you include customer service training to the staff over there? Their customer service STINKS in that embassy

Please, can you include customer service training to the staff over there? Their customer service STINKS in that embassy
Paul 12 months ago

Home-based personnel, arriving promptly, indeed. Another of the series. Clear out the NPP people and bring in the NDC boys and girls.

Home-based personnel, arriving promptly, indeed. Another of the series. Clear out the NPP people and bring in the NDC boys and girls.
Knowledge 12 months ago

@paul if the Npp team could not deliver then it make sense to replace them with a new team capable of delivering.
Ablakwa all the way to the presidency

@paul if the Npp team could not deliver then it make sense to replace them with a new team capable of delivering.
Ablakwa all the way to the presidency
don`t care !!! © 12 months ago

Hmmm! With all this, the tribal bigot will not be satisfied with this! in place of them them bigotry

Hmmm! With all this, the tribal bigot will not be satisfied with this! in place of them them bigotry
WISDOM 12 months ago

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOPS IT ALL
Service to the people is the function of the Civil Service. Customer satisfaction is the proof for the quality of the service delivery. Things should not have fallen apart at the Washington ...
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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION TOPS IT ALL
Service to the people is the function of the Civil Service. Customer satisfaction is the proof for the quality of the service delivery. Things should not have fallen apart at the Washington DC Embassy with the change in government NPP/NDC. Surprisingly it did. The proof of the quality of service still lies in customer satisfaction. All is well when the customer is satisfied.
Henry Adu 12 months ago

All these proposed solutions are like putting a bandage on a wound.

1. Why did the Minister of Foreign Affairs (or his team of investigators) talk to only the staff at the Embassy who caused all these problems. No one tal ...
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All these proposed solutions are like putting a bandage on a wound.

1. Why did the Minister of Foreign Affairs (or his team of investigators) talk to only the staff at the Embassy who caused all these problems. No one talked to the Ghanaian community leaders such as the Council of Ghanaian Associations in DC (COGA) to identify the real problems at the Embassy in addition to the passport and Visa issues. The appropriate staff at the Embassy have our contact information.

2. Why do some Ghanaians have to pay $49 or more for someone to delivery their passports to the when it will cost them about $20 (even less with public transportation) to pick up the passports themselves.

3. Why does the Embassy staff not response to problems that we at COGA receive from our constituencies in DC and throughout the whole US that are passed on to them.

4. Why can't Ghanaians enter their own Embassy but have to wait outside the Embassy gate for hours before being allowed inside to a crowded waiting room.

5. Why does the staff fell that they are doing Ghanaians a favor when they address the problems brought to their attention.

The problems at the Embassy are not limited to passport and visa issues only and real changes with be meaningless unless they address the root causes of passport, visa, and other problems at the Embassy.
don`t care !!! © 12 months ago

Please read well or again and again, it will change you, while the solution looks for, you will find it there! Call it resetting...

Hmmm! This is not science and rocket math, but common sense, or call it resetting...

Wh ...
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Please read well or again and again, it will change you, while the solution looks for, you will find it there! Call it resetting...

Hmmm! This is not science and rocket math, but common sense, or call it resetting...

Whatever it is, it's supposed to work, but due to blackman mentalities like corruption, self-centered, bribery, lobbying, extortion, cronyism, nepotism, parochialism, patronage, influence peddling, graft, and embezzlement. nothing works!
Even with the so-called leaders meeting, nothing will work. Is it not the same leader who helped the system be abused?

buddy reajust your gaze!

Richard 12 months ago

Okudzato only replaced the people working there with 90% EWES. The place had a diverse workforce but not the workers are now 90% EWES. Even those with other tribes names are half EWES and half other tribes (50/50) Example is ...
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Okudzato only replaced the people working there with 90% EWES. The place had a diverse workforce but not the workers are now 90% EWES. Even those with other tribes names are half EWES and half other tribes (50/50) Example is Alfred Mensah is 100% EWE but if you don’t you will see him as an Akan but in reality his NOT.
He also brought someone who was fraudulent to the embassy who was forced to refund the fraudulent transaction and was sent back to Ghana from the New York consulate. This was revealed in Ghana parliament.
Kofi 12 months ago

If the NPP staff who were mostly Akan and they were corrupt, the Ewes will deliver better service because they are more honest people, every Ghanaian knows that, hate them or not, period!

If the NPP staff who were mostly Akan and they were corrupt, the Ewes will deliver better service because they are more honest people, every Ghanaian knows that, hate them or not, period!
Yaw 12 months ago

So after the Okudzeto stunt, no one has been prosecuted for any financial loss...why? Because there was no fraud period.

Okudzeto is acting like Trump. He creates the problems, backtrack and then claims he has fixed a pro ...
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So after the Okudzeto stunt, no one has been prosecuted for any financial loss...why? Because there was no fraud period.

Okudzeto is acting like Trump. He creates the problems, backtrack and then claims he has fixed a problem which did not exist to begin with.

The cost of returning passports is paid to courier service providers not to the embassy. Okudzeto needs to understand embassy operations before acting like a fkn gangster
Mensa 12 months ago

What controversies?
NDC = NATIONAL DEVILS COUNCIL

What controversies?
NDC = NATIONAL DEVILS COUNCIL
Kofi 12 months ago

It's a stupid process if i have to mail my passport to the embassy for my visa. You can easily vett my passport authenticity online with a copy. When you lose someone's passport you dont take responsibility. Time to leave the ...
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It's a stupid process if i have to mail my passport to the embassy for my visa. You can easily vett my passport authenticity online with a copy. When you lose someone's passport you dont take responsibility. Time to leave the stone age and join the rest of us in the 21st century.
Fire for fire 12 months ago

Well done, Mr honorable Sam Okudzeto. And shame unto all those bloc headed NPP sycophants employees who were fleecing desperate passport and visa applicants
Certainly ,every dog has its "day".
I call ipon Mahama's Govt ...
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Well done, Mr honorable Sam Okudzeto. And shame unto all those bloc headed NPP sycophants employees who were fleecing desperate passport and visa applicants
Certainly ,every dog has its "day".
I call ipon Mahama's Govt to move quickly and bring to justice all those implicated in the delivery/courier scam ,confiscate all their illegally acquired loot and seek the assistance of INTEPOL in hauling them back in chains on the next available cargo ship to Ghana to come face the music.
Vagabonds! Twats !!Blockheaded sycophants!!!
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Obedii 12 months ago

Does the embassy staff understand or know how difficult it is to fill the visa application form online? You struggle to fill the form, pay online then you have to print the form and mail it with your passport. The website is ...
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Does the embassy staff understand or know how difficult it is to fill the visa application form online? You struggle to fill the form, pay online then you have to print the form and mail it with your passport. The website is not user friendly.
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