Economic recovery not felt on the streets - Minority

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• Good news 2 months ago

  Always the same negative mentality,no body takes npp serious these days,better stay in opposition and talk as much as you want, nobody cares

  Always the same negative mentality,no body takes npp serious these days,better stay in opposition and talk as much as you want, nobody cares

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• Kwabena Duku Damoah, 2 months ago

  You could have done it better to stay in power.

  You could have done it better to stay in power.

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• Mandela 2 months ago

  Not felt only in Bantama, fools.

  Not felt only in Bantama, fools.

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• St. Manuel 2 months ago

  Birds of the same feather flock together. When you look at the gold necklace around her neck and the expensive glasses she is wearing, it is hard to believe the claim that she is facing serious difficulties in life.
  
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  Birds of the same feather flock together. When you look at the gold necklace around her neck and the expensive glasses she is wearing, it is hard to believe the claim that she is facing serious difficulties in life.
  
  Politics in Ghana, whether in opposition or in government, often seems to lack genuine concern for the ordinary Ghanaian. The main focus appears to be discrediting the ruling government and persuading the public to believe their promises so they can return to power.
  
  Once in office, many end up using taxpayers money to benefit themselves their families, friends, and associates. Just look at how this old lady is looking so fly

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• ObuasiMan 2 months ago

  How would she now how things are "felt on the street", as if she lives or hangs around "the street".

  How would she now how things are "felt on the street", as if she lives or hangs around "the street".

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• Majj 2 months ago

  Just allow Ghanaians to talk about the current situation. When your government was in power, it was the Ghanaians who saw your incompetent and voted you out. Wait for Ghanaians to judge not you

  Just allow Ghanaians to talk about the current situation. When your government was in power, it was the Ghanaians who saw your incompetent and voted you out. Wait for Ghanaians to judge not you

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