The 24-hour economy is still a 'mirage' - Dr Zaato

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Klaase Klose Marfhen 5 hours ago

Zaato you are one of the destructive citizens in Ghana. The "matameho" NPP set back being. Always spewing negative of the good things going on. You witnessed Akufo Addo's massive corruption and kept quiet.

Zaato you are one of the destructive citizens in Ghana. The "matameho" NPP set back being. Always spewing negative of the good things going on. You witnessed Akufo Addo's massive corruption and kept quiet.
Ghanaman1 3 hours ago

The people of Ghana watched and suffered for 8 years under ideas that were not well thought out and hurriedly implemented. Free SHS was used to win 2 elections. It had nothing to do with education. We all saw the results of t ...
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The people of Ghana watched and suffered for 8 years under ideas that were not well thought out and hurriedly implemented. Free SHS was used to win 2 elections. It had nothing to do with education. We all saw the results of the last SHS exams, when cheating was minimized. 24-hr economy has nothing to do with Tumu Fufu sellers. It’s an industrialization plan. How can you implement such a thing in a country with poor roads, erratic electricity supply, security challenges etc. You fix these first. Otherwise it will be like free SHS without building schools, providing textbooks, adequate food etc as we all witnessed recently. Ghana must also move up.
KDC 2 hours ago

No ! You are wrong. What Zaato intimates about the 24-hour economy is right. Its being is nothingness! Its not there. In otherwise , its a mirage. Its hyped up. There is nothing concrete out there in that policy. Its a hollow ...
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No ! You are wrong. What Zaato intimates about the 24-hour economy is right. Its being is nothingness! Its not there. In otherwise , its a mirage. Its hyped up. There is nothing concrete out there in that policy. Its a hollow. Its as a hollow as nothing !
SAVE ME FELLOW GHANAiANS 5 hours ago

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Yaw Wontumi 5 hours ago

Gbemela. Is the 24 hour economy an event or a process. Gbeha.

Gbemela. Is the 24 hour economy an event or a process. Gbeha.
Doug 4 hours ago

The jingoism of a political hack or is it abject stupidity. Comparing apples and oranges. SHS system is solely managed by government, 24-hour economy is not. Government is the facilitator, supporting the private sector. Here ...
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The jingoism of a political hack or is it abject stupidity. Comparing apples and oranges. SHS system is solely managed by government, 24-hour economy is not. Government is the facilitator, supporting the private sector. Here in the US some businesses operate 9 to 5 or 7 to 3 one shift while some run three shifts, both models operating smoothly in a 24- hr economy and government does not get to pick and choose the players.
Shark 4 hours ago

Oh God, is this fool really a lecturer, he's só shallow minded

Oh God, is this fool really a lecturer, he's só shallow minded
NANA TRUMU TRUMU ADDO 4 hours ago

ONE YEAR IN GOVERNMENT.YOUR AKUFFO ADDO COULD NOT COMPLETE A SINGLE HOSPITAL IN 8 YEARS, NEITHER COULD HE EVEN BUILD ONE UNIVERSITY

ONE YEAR IN GOVERNMENT.YOUR AKUFFO ADDO COULD NOT COMPLETE A SINGLE HOSPITAL IN 8 YEARS, NEITHER COULD HE EVEN BUILD ONE UNIVERSITY
Kay 3 hours ago

Can you implement such an idea in 11 month's? Such stupidity.

Can you implement such an idea in 11 month's? Such stupidity.
Louis 3 hours ago

I've always tried to refrain commenting on this man's type of nonsense. Dr Zaato was a rejected parliamentary candidate for Sissala East on the ticket of the NPP. He lives by lecturing at the Political Department of the UG. A ...
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I've always tried to refrain commenting on this man's type of nonsense. Dr Zaato was a rejected parliamentary candidate for Sissala East on the ticket of the NPP. He lives by lecturing at the Political Department of the UG. Any time he is empanelled on the TV Keypoint on Saturdays, he lambasts his paymaster the government. With his character, he is kantankerous and when Alfred Ocansey, the moderator asks him specific questions, his patience eludes him. He poses his own questions and answers them as such and the moderator accepts that. His analyses as an intellectual comes into question when his assertions more often do not have any bases. Other members of the panel would keep correcting him but to no avail. That is my opinion about Dr Zaato.
What is he saying? He says the 24-hr economy is still a mirage? Clearly, this man is an outsider. The ports are running 24 hours, the passport office is running 24 hours. Other relevant institutions are towing the same line. Now, government says the 24 hour economy project will be led by the private sector. Government has taken pain to reduce inflation, the policy rate has dropped, the cedi has appreciated, etc. All these pave the way for the private sector-led growth and its expansionist policy of the 24-hour economy.
Take a closer look. Zaato talks about 'mirage'. How much did the NPP leave behind in the accounts. Have you forgotten the public debts in the Energy sector? Have you heard of the looting and raping of the economy by Zaato and cohorts? If I were this man, with spoon still in his mouth, I will not take the path he has chosen. He may criticise but he must be pragmatic and suggest propositions worth working with. Delving into areas where he lacks competence is not the answer to satisfying his defunct party functionaries. What does it take to be a man if he cannot call a spade a spade? With all the sunshine, the blossoming flowers, the return to true happiness, the laughter of children around him, you would still wonder why Dr Zaato talks about 'mirage'. In the year 2026, when every thing promised has come into full realisation, Dr Zaato may either look for an island to settle on, or he may choose to migrate onto another planet to avoid familiar faces. That is the difference between optimism and pessimism.

Louis 2 hours ago

I've always tried to refrain commenting on this man's type of nonsense. Dr Zaato was a rejected parliamentary candidate for Sissala East on the ticket of the NPP. He lives by lecturing at the Political Science Department of t ...
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I've always tried to refrain commenting on this man's type of nonsense. Dr Zaato was a rejected parliamentary candidate for Sissala East on the ticket of the NPP. He lives by lecturing at the Political Science Department of the UG. Any time he is empanelled on the TV 3 Keypoint on Saturdays, he lambasts his paymaster the government. With his character, he is kantankerous and when Alfred Ocansey, the moderator asks him specific questions, his patience eludes him. He poses his own questions and answers them as such and the moderator accepts that. His analyses
as an intellectual comes into question when his assertions more often do not have any bases. Other members of the panel would keep
correcting him but to no avail. That is my opinion about Dr Zaato.
What is he saying? He says the 24-hr economy is still a mirage? Clearly, this man is an outsider. The ports are running 24 hours, the passport office is running 24 hours. Other relevant
institutions are towing the same line. Now, government says the 24-hour economy project will be led by the private sector. The government has taken pain to reduce inflation, the policy rate has
dropped, the cedi has appreciated, etc. All these pave the way for
the private sector-led growth and its expansionist policy of the
24-hour economy.
Take a closer look. Zaato talks about 'mirage'. How much did the
NPP leave behind in the accounts. Have you forgotten the public
debts in the Energy sector? Do you remember the over 20bn cedi- debt in the 'Road sector'? Have you heard of the looting and
raping of the economy by the estwhile officials of the NPP? If I were this man, with spoon still in his mouth, I will not take the
path he has chosen. He may criticise but he must be pragmatic and
suggest propositions worth working with. Delving into areas where
he lacks competency is not the answer to satisfying his defunct party functionaries. What does it take to be a man if he cannot
call a spade a spade? With all the sunshine, the blossoming
flowers, the return to true happiness, the laughter of children
around him, you would still wonder why Dr Zaato talks about
'mirage'. In the year 2026, when every thing promised has come
into full realisation, Dr Zaato may either look for an island to
take refuge, or he may choose to migrate onto another planet to avoid familiar faces. there is a difference between optimism and
pessimism. Those who don't welcome the 'nkukor nkitinkiti' project can join Dr Zaato and let the rest of us enjoy our reformed country.
KDC 2 hours ago

What Dr. Zaato intimates about the 24-hour economy is right. Its being is nothingness! Its not there. In otherwise , its a mirage. Its hyped up. There is nothing concrete out there in that policy. Its a hollow one. Its a holl ...
read full comment

What Dr. Zaato intimates about the 24-hour economy is right. Its being is nothingness! Its not there. In otherwise , its a mirage. Its hyped up. There is nothing concrete out there in that policy. Its a hollow one. Its a hollow just as nothing !
The Don 2 hours ago

Joshua Jeb untie Zaato
Joshua Jeb please untie Zaato

Joshua Jeb untie Zaato
Joshua Jeb please untie Zaato
Russell 1 hour ago

Wo maame twe kan kan kan kan kan kan! Stupid hobo. ANIMAL. Wo maame twe paaaa kwasiaaaaa gyimigyimi.

Wo maame twe kan kan kan kan kan kan! Stupid hobo. ANIMAL. Wo maame twe paaaa kwasiaaaaa gyimigyimi.
Ethical Dilemma 14 minutes ago

Even if we give NDC’s Mahama 4th term, his 24 hours ‘naniama’ Economy will remain under their drawing board: when will NDC finish catching Ken Ofori Atta before they begin their campaign promise? Apuuuuu

Even if we give NDC’s Mahama 4th term, his 24 hours ‘naniama’ Economy will remain under their drawing board: when will NDC finish catching Ken Ofori Atta before they begin their campaign promise? Apuuuuu
Great move by Government 9 minutes ago

Bawumia will run naked to Walewale, dancing like a goat along the way. Wei?

Bawumia will run naked to Walewale, dancing like a goat along the way. Wei?

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