Ghana to grow foreign reserves beyond $20 billion - President Mahama

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Eddy Bow Addmass 8 months ago

This is the kind of leadership we want in Ghana, leaders who know how to build our economy, even as an NPP supporter i am proud of President Mahama and what he is doing now i pray he doesn't derail or have his ministers under ...
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This is the kind of leadership we want in Ghana, leaders who know how to build our economy, even as an NPP supporter i am proud of President Mahama and what he is doing now i pray he doesn't derail or have his ministers undermine him, every sane person must support him he is doing well .
SenoirO 8 months ago

Remember that the hard working President Nana Addo left behind 30.4 Tons of Gold Reserves. But just within a year, Mahama has used up the reserves leaving behind just 18.4 Tons.

Mahama called Nana Addo a "THIEF" but Nana ...
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Remember that the hard working President Nana Addo left behind 30.4 Tons of Gold Reserves. But just within a year, Mahama has used up the reserves leaving behind just 18.4 Tons.

Mahama called Nana Addo a "THIEF" but Nana Addo increased the Gold reserves from 8 Tons up to 30.4 Tons of which Mahama inherited.

Lazy mind breeds DISHONESTY & INSINCERITY.
Kwame Angel 8 months ago

You too, you're making too much noise.

You too, you're making too much noise.
Free Radical 8 months ago

Folks listen to this nonsense.According to our road ministry our country doesn’t have money to execute Nana Addo Kumasi tie 4 flyover roads so they are going to modify it to tie 2 flyover road and our useless president wast ...
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Folks listen to this nonsense.According to our road ministry our country doesn’t have money to execute Nana Addo Kumasi tie 4 flyover roads so they are going to modify it to tie 2 flyover road and our useless president wasted $10 billion to promote free fall of our cedi devastation and now workers,cocoa farmers and contractors have not been paid and this imbecile said he will increase our foreign reserves to $20 billion dollars.what a joke.
Sisi fiaa 8 months ago

However, toilet self is better than Bawumia. The strip dancer. And stupid gyimie gyimie moron

However, toilet self is better than Bawumia. The strip dancer. And stupid gyimie gyimie moron
Zionism is racism 8 months ago

Don't keep the money in western countries. Otherwise, they will find excuses to freeze it.

Don't keep the money in western countries. Otherwise, they will find excuses to freeze it.
Kee 8 months ago

Galamsey foreign reserve money. Hmmm, eye asem!

Galamsey foreign reserve money. Hmmm, eye asem!
Francis 8 months ago

The target is still too small for a nation with so many mineral resources and agricultural products. I know of a small pharmaceutical company in Europe which is targeting more than $ 80 billion sells by 2030. So we as a natio ...
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The target is still too small for a nation with so many mineral resources and agricultural products. I know of a small pharmaceutical company in Europe which is targeting more than $ 80 billion sells by 2030. So we as a nation can do better and should do better.
Asonaba asiedu 8 months ago

Our economy is in good hands. If it continues like this unabated we'll be in a stronger and better place in about 10 years.

Our economy is in good hands. If it continues like this unabated we'll be in a stronger and better place in about 10 years.
George 8 months ago

Even Taiwan with a population of 23 million people is wealthier than all West African countries combined. With all our natural resources we should aim higher than a mere $20 billion. Tap on Kennedy Agyapong's ideas on how we ...
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Even Taiwan with a population of 23 million people is wealthier than all West African countries combined. With all our natural resources we should aim higher than a mere $20 billion. Tap on Kennedy Agyapong's ideas on how we could create jobs and wealth through industriazation. He demonstrated during his campaign speech to the nation what we could do with our agricultural products. Think outside the box to create wealth for the nation. Some of us are not the least impressed with your slightly more than $20 billion ambition. That is peanut.

DOLLAR BRAND 8 months ago

Dear Prez Mahama. Glad to know you mentioned protection against shocks eg Pandemics. Our real protection against pandemics are our hospitals and health centers. That is why we need to complete the AGENDA 111 hospitals as a ma ...
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Dear Prez Mahama. Glad to know you mentioned protection against shocks eg Pandemics. Our real protection against pandemics are our hospitals and health centers. That is why we need to complete the AGENDA 111 hospitals as a matter of urgency.The next pandemic might indeed be just around the corner.
Look at the ugly one too 8 months ago

This moron is reaping the benefits of the visionary economic policies of the Akufo Addo and Bawumiah administration and deceiving the international community by trying to create the impression that Ghana’s current modest ec ...
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This moron is reaping the benefits of the visionary economic policies of the Akufo Addo and Bawumiah administration and deceiving the international community by trying to create the impression that Ghana’s current modest economic gains are the the result of his own actions. Mahama we are all in Ghana and are fully aware of what you have done.
Francis B. 8 months ago

It is all talk-talk.Building reserves while you cannot even pay cocoa farmers
President Mahama get serious and stop the lies.

It is all talk-talk.Building reserves while you cannot even pay cocoa farmers
President Mahama get serious and stop the lies.

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