'We can't always be beggars' – Ibrahim Mahama pushes for Ghanaian-owned businesses

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Jayhovah 3 days ago

Words to live by. Owning and operating your own business is the only path forward

Words to live by. Owning and operating your own business is the only path forward
Zuba 3 days ago

No one is against Ghanaians owning our businesses. But you brother and his cronies used everything to do politics because they needed power. That stupidity must stop and let's build a better Ghana

No one is against Ghanaians owning our businesses. But you brother and his cronies used everything to do politics because they needed power. That stupidity must stop and let's build a better Ghana
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Toghay 3 days ago

Thank you brother

Thank you brother
Joemens 3 days ago

Please your advise is well taken, but in terms of salary differentials the foreign companies' is far better than the local ones. Can someone explain it's so?

Please your advise is well taken, but in terms of salary differentials the foreign companies' is far better than the local ones. Can someone explain it's so?
Omega 3 days ago

I think your point is a bit beside the main issue at stake. Ibrahim is on about owning the business that pays employees. Whether you work for a foreign based outfit or not, you still "slave" for sonebody. The mindset he is e ...
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I think your point is a bit beside the main issue at stake. Ibrahim is on about owning the business that pays employees. Whether you work for a foreign based outfit or not, you still "slave" for sonebody. The mindset he is eluding to is to rise above working for somebody else, but rather working for yourself and getting others to work with/for you. I put with/for becos, most businesses want people to work "for", them. Big mistake. Let your employees know they are successful only when the company they work for is successful. In which case, the employer works "with", the employees.
Niiboye Ashong-Mettle 3 days ago

Very true my brother we also can build our own industries and run them ourselves it just need courage confidence and commitment

Very true my brother we also can build our own industries and run them ourselves it just need courage confidence and commitment
Tw3 stone 3 days ago

Kindly be the mouthpiece for young Ghanaians ventured into commercial farming and livestock. Talk to the government to banned importation of meat, cheap poultry meat, foreign rice, foreign food foods that we can equally produ ...
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Kindly be the mouthpiece for young Ghanaians ventured into commercial farming and livestock. Talk to the government to banned importation of meat, cheap poultry meat, foreign rice, foreign food foods that we can equally produce ourselves. How could the government allow importation of artificial ginger, cow spare parts like intestines from those who are trying hard to kill us. . Ghanaian farmers spend too much money on labour and chemicals we don’t produce ourselves and at the end of the day. Some useless politicians imports cheap electric dead chickens which those countries will not use for their dogs just to destroy our hard earned local businesses. How can we grow our own country businesses?
Truth 3 days ago

God my prayer is that keep this man for us; long life. John Mahama's family is a good family. God continue to bless them.

God my prayer is that keep this man for us; long life. John Mahama's family is a good family. God continue to bless them.
Great one 3 days ago

Kasapreko is one such idea, it is about self belief

Kasapreko is one such idea, it is about self belief

The Ghanaian Telegraph 3 days ago

For Those Of Us That Grew Up In Lagos Town /Re/Named Accra New Town After The Expulsion Of Foreigners Subsisting In Ghana/

For Those Of Us That Grew Up In Lagos Town /Re/Named Accra New Town After The Expulsion Of Foreigners Subsisting In Ghana/
The Ghanaian Telegraph 3 days ago

Courtesy Of Our Primary& Secondary Socialization Get To Inter/Course(Not Derog) With Many Natives/Indigenous Cultures &That Is Not All We Are Exposed Materially To Different Religions

Courtesy Of Our Primary& Secondary Socialization Get To Inter/Course(Not Derog) With Many Natives/Indigenous Cultures &That Is Not All We Are Exposed Materially To Different Religions
The Ghanaian Telegraph 3 days ago

So Our Experiences& Values Are Not The Same As The Common/Ordinary Ghanaian/ Where Ordinary Ghanaian Is Defined As A Person Who Was Born In The Nations Rural/Interior Into His/Her Kith& Kin &Enjoying The Protection Of His/Her ...
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So Our Experiences& Values Are Not The Same As The Common/Ordinary Ghanaian/ Where Ordinary Ghanaian Is Defined As A Person Who Was Born In The Nations Rural/Interior Into His/Her Kith& Kin &Enjoying The Protection Of His/Her Trive
The Ghanaian Telegraph 3 days ago

An Individual Who Is Characterized As Someone Who Is Fluent In The Vernacular Language Of Their Trive/Stock Of People& If They Are Fortunate To Go To School Learn The English Language /Compared To Those Of Us Birthed In Towns ...
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An Individual Who Is Characterized As Someone Who Is Fluent In The Vernacular Language Of Their Trive/Stock Of People& If They Are Fortunate To Go To School Learn The English Language /Compared To Those Of Us Birthed In Towns&Cities Such As Lagos Town Who May Learn/ More Than Ones Own Vernacular Language
Afua Atta. 1 day ago

....l thought this should go to your brother,we all thought on the second chance he should be building bridges and creating an atmosphere of ghanianness....but what do you see....still breathing fire and brimstone....what ex ...
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....l thought this should go to your brother,we all thought on the second chance he should be building bridges and creating an atmosphere of ghanianness....but what do you see....still breathing fire and brimstone....what example is he setting.....

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