Ghana provides GH¢10 million humanitarian aid to Jamaica, Cuba and Sudan

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KofSam 3 months ago

Ghana should not display its foolish pride with these unnecessary humanitarian aid to Jamaica, Cuba and Sudan . We have our own employees who have not received their salaries for months and with several unemployed graduates y ...
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Ghana should not display its foolish pride with these unnecessary humanitarian aid to Jamaica, Cuba and Sudan . We have our own employees who have not received their salaries for months and with several unemployed graduates yet Ghana is spending this amount on humanitarian aid. While Ghana is noted for its humanitarian nature even since the days of Nkrumah, we cannot be doing this when all is not well with us nationally.
The Good Samaritan 3 months ago

Look at this inward looking fool called KofSam. Where was he when Cuban doctors came in their numbers to Ghana to voluntary serve in remote and deprived areas where our own Ghanain doctors shun? Was Bawumia not boasting abou ...
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Look at this inward looking fool called KofSam. Where was he when Cuban doctors came in their numbers to Ghana to voluntary serve in remote and deprived areas where our own Ghanain doctors shun? Was Bawumia not boasting about sending some Zongo students to Cuba to go and learn medicine? Fool
FRANKIE 3 months ago

@The Good Samaritan, thank you for your intelligent and thoughtful comment. Thank you also for putting that troglodyte called Kofsam in his proper place. Ghana has finally received it's rightful place and respect among the co ...
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@The Good Samaritan, thank you for your intelligent and thoughtful comment. Thank you also for putting that troglodyte called Kofsam in his proper place. Ghana has finally received it's rightful place and respect among the comity of nations as a responsible nation that also thinks about and responds to the needs of others. Going around with a begging bowl in hand should not always be our lot.
Man pass Man 3 months ago

It was ok for Akufool Adui to gift only Haiti alone $3m even wen economic indicators were going wrong but it's bad today. Do u know the tie we have wit Jamaica? Agyimifuo nkoaa are in NPP. Bitter greedy fools

It was ok for Akufool Adui to gift only Haiti alone $3m even wen economic indicators were going wrong but it's bad today. Do u know the tie we have wit Jamaica? Agyimifuo nkoaa are in NPP. Bitter greedy fools
Quabina-Apontua YEBOAH, California USA. 3 months ago

I couldn’t agree with you more. Unnecessary.

I couldn’t agree with you more. Unnecessary.
Sam Fante warrior. 3 months ago

We should help our brothers in need, thank you NDC government and president John Mahama. I know wicked greedy self hypnosis Nasty Peoples Party don't want that, they did to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah when he helped our brothers in Con ...
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We should help our brothers in need, thank you NDC government and president John Mahama. I know wicked greedy self hypnosis Nasty Peoples Party don't want that, they did to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah when he helped our brothers in Conakry and Mali. Foolish illiterates wicked villagers.
Rudolph 3 months ago

NPP, the Ukrainian Company you contracted to do Smear campaign for you are demanding their $280,000 payment. Are you paying them secretly?

NPP, the Ukrainian Company you contracted to do Smear campaign for you are demanding their $280,000 payment. Are you paying them secretly?
Those claws! 3 months ago

Seriously, if this man must represent Ghana, shouldn’t he have done something about his claws instead of portraying the average Ghanaian man as a crude savage?

Seriously, if this man must represent Ghana, shouldn’t he have done something about his claws instead of portraying the average Ghanaian man as a crude savage?
Akos 3 months ago

Have you smoked wee? Read over your comment

Have you smoked wee? Read over your comment
BLACK MOSES (USA) 3 months ago

I DONT SEE ANYTHING WRONG WITH GHANA HELPING OTHER POOREST COUNTRIES WHO GOING THROUGH WORSE STATES OF LIFE. Ghc.10 MILLION IS A CHICKEN CHANGE FIR GHANA AS COUNTRY. BUT YOU CANNOT STARVE YOUR CITIZENS BY TELLING US THAT STAT ...
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I DONT SEE ANYTHING WRONG WITH GHANA HELPING OTHER POOREST COUNTRIES WHO GOING THROUGH WORSE STATES OF LIFE. Ghc.10 MILLION IS A CHICKEN CHANGE FIR GHANA AS COUNTRY. BUT YOU CANNOT STARVE YOUR CITIZENS BY TELLING US THAT STATE COFFERS ARE DEIED BUT YOU GO OUT THERE TO SPLASH MONEY DUE TO EYE SERVICE AND BAD CONDUCT. YES OUR CORRUPT POLITICIANS IN OUR COUNTRY GHANA ARE STEALING MORE THAN 10 MILLION GHANA CEDIS DAILY. IF WE SHOULD HAVE GOOD LEADERSHIP FROM KWAME NKRUMAH’S ERA, WE WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER THAN WE ARE NOW. WE ARE IN THE COUNTRY WHERE ALL POLITICIANS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TOGETHER WITH WELL TO DO ONCE ARE ALL ABOVE THE LAW. GOD SAVES US ALL.

Owan Yaw aka Lisiemine Ubi 3 months ago

Sending close to $1.0 million to Jamaica, Cuba, and Sudan when there are kids still studying in dilapidated schools, when most of Ghanaian roads are in poor shape, and when graduates are staying home without jobs? Ghana shoul ...
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Sending close to $1.0 million to Jamaica, Cuba, and Sudan when there are kids still studying in dilapidated schools, when most of Ghanaian roads are in poor shape, and when graduates are staying home without jobs? Ghana should learn to cut its coat according to size. This is a totally misplace priority.
Naana Ekua 3 months ago

Idiotic comment

Idiotic comment
Samus 3 months ago

What do you mean by IDIOTIC COMMENT? School children in Ghana can't go to school when it is raining because they don't have classroom blocks. They sit under trees for their studies and you think it's better to send money to o ...
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What do you mean by IDIOTIC COMMENT? School children in Ghana can't go to school when it is raining because they don't have classroom blocks. They sit under trees for their studies and you think it's better to send money to other countries. You are naive. Mahama and Ablakwa are rich. They can send their children and relatives to study and for medical care abroad and give the little we have to other countries as foreign aid and you think it's a good idea. Because of people like you, we will continue to move backwards
Charity begins at home 3 months ago

JM STOP THAT NONSENSE

JM STOP THAT NONSENSE
Kofi BA 3 months ago

What an apology of a foreign minister

What an apology of a foreign minister
K Duah 3 months ago

These countries have better roads and infrastructure than Ghana .US will take care of them .They are part of North America union and Ghana always getting loans to do all these.Ghanaians are suffering because we don’t have b ...
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These countries have better roads and infrastructure than Ghana .US will take care of them .They are part of North America union and Ghana always getting loans to do all these.Ghanaians are suffering because we don’t have brain to opens jobs only give give them away.
Jidoshaki 3 months ago

Na' Mahama be okujato abrakwa no omu abodam anaa

Na' Mahama be okujato abrakwa no omu abodam anaa
kulbogo 3 months ago

Total waste of priority, how many of our youth in Ghana would this huge amount of money help to establish their own businesses, this is a misplace priority, highly disappointed in this gov, how many senior citizens in the cou ...
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Total waste of priority, how many of our youth in Ghana would this huge amount of money help to establish their own businesses, this is a misplace priority, highly disappointed in this gov, how many senior citizens in the country go to bed with hunger and yet gov is giving away these kind of money to countries which does not even need it,

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