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Do u mean 2000 cedis?hmmmmm..asemooooooo
Look at the face of an NPP thief. Kwasea. They sack you and so what? Get away. Are you Gertrude Araba Torkonoo?
It is now clear that the vermin MUMBI SERAKI is refusing to take a dose of his own prescription, else we would have been rid of him by now rather than further harassment of patrons of this platform.
From Tema they should come to Keta, formal appointees MCE and some party members share the land belonging to Keta people
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NDC is very nervous and spewing lies. Don't discredit the youn̈g man. The MD is not qualified.
Why is that everybody connected to the NPP has a criminal mindset? This is just unbelievable. Is it that the party train them or what? Then when they are caught and asked to face the law then they cry foul.
AAAHHHHHHH Ghanaweb too. Where in the writeup did he challenge his dismissal?
File for recruitment ... dismissal letter and all that crap; why don't you address the issue of your sale of TDC land to your wife for 2000 Ghana cedis?
Mahama good one there . Claim all stolen state land to help build Ghana. Nana addo employed too much thieves in his governance
What is the size of the land sold? Is it a full, half or quarter plot as it was meant for public toilet.
The size of the plot is the same size as your hernia. Kwasia boy, every corruption involving your NPP thieves, you want to defend. Kromfuor ba
If selling that government property to your wife for a mere 2,000 cedis isn't bad conduct by a public official, then you have to be using another person's head. You should be criminally prosecuted for what you did, for you ha ...
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I don't get you , did you sold the land in question to your wife for 2000¢ ? Yes or No. If yes why? That is what Ghanaians want to hear. Nothing more.
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