GIS unveils comprehensive plans to enhance officer welfare, infrastructure

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• kulbogo 22 hours ago

  Seriously Ghana as a nation is a sad state, just watch where the controller took picture with his personnel, very ugly environment, couldn't they have gotten a better place to stand for this picture, seriously we have a long ...
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  Seriously Ghana as a nation is a sad state, just watch where the controller took picture with his personnel, very ugly environment, couldn't they have gotten a better place to stand for this picture, seriously we have a long way to go as a nation,

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• prophet mohammed was a sick dog 21 hours ago

  Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
  Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam...........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe.......Burn ...
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  Say no to islam and convert to a real religion.
  Allah is satanic scum and qur'an is toilet paper. Search online for ways to move away from evil islam...........You can join ex-muslim groups online and be safe.......Burn the qur'an and kill muslims.

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• Staff officer 5 hours ago

  There's a reason for the background used. It's very intentional and strategic. Currently, GIS facing serious infrastructure problem and have petitioned the government through the board chairman to help facelift the deficit in ...
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  There's a reason for the background used. It's very intentional and strategic. Currently, GIS facing serious infrastructure problem and have petitioned the government through the board chairman to help facelift the deficit in that regard. Standing therefore shows the kind of seriousness the problem is and therefore demands the attention of all stakeholders.

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• Staff officer 5 hours ago

  There's a reason for the background used. It's very intentional and strategic. Currently, GIS facing serious infrastructure problem and have petitioned the government through the board chairman to help facelift the deficit in ...
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  There's a reason for the background used. It's very intentional and strategic. Currently, GIS facing serious infrastructure problem and have petitioned the government through the board chairman to help facelift the deficit in that regard. Standing there therefore shows the kind of seriousness the problem is and therefore demands the attention of all stakeholders. It shows that their buildings need renovation aside new ones.

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• Kay 21 hours ago

  We ve still not received our rent allowance, CGI please enlighten us on it..

  We ve still not received our rent allowance, CGI please enlighten us on it..

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• Maama the Gonja mafia. 19 hours ago

  Gonja mafia John Mahama is the first for the bad reasons :
  1. Investigated by his boss for stealing - Airbus Sandal
  2. His brother always buys private jet anytime he wins elections
  3. Hand Ghana's mineral deposits to his ...
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  Gonja mafia John Mahama is the first for the bad reasons :
  1. Investigated by his boss for stealing - Airbus Sandal
  2. His brother always buys private jet anytime he wins elections
  3. Hand Ghana's mineral deposits to his brother
  4. Repair cost of a constructed road is more than the cost of constructing the road itself
  5. His family members use govt machinery to execute thir private contracts
  6. Allocating a govt building to himself as his retirement package
  7. Engaging in ethnocentric and hate speech - do you remember Akyem Mafia?
  8. Lying for power
  9. Doing everything possible to imprison potential competitors to his family members - think about Wontumi
  10. Share bed with openly confessed trumutrumu man. I don't know what they did behind closed doors.
  11. Gonja mafia John Mahama is using his brother to steal from poor Ghanaians.
  
  You can add to the list.
  
  Anytime ndc people say or post anything, remember that your monies are being wasted to misinform you.
  
  Are you seeing what we are seeing?

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