Reviving Ghana Airways remains a priority before I leave office – President Mahama

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p.r.o.p.h.e.t... M.o.h.a.m.m.e.d..was a s.i.c.k..d.o.g 4 hours ago

Burn the q.u.r.a.n ...... And.... Burn all....mo.s.q.u.e.s. in. .. Africa

Burn the q.u.r.a.n ...... And.... Burn all....mo.s.q.u.e.s. in. .. Africa
Ablade Adjei 4 hours ago

To make money aircraft purchase or leasing deals This us not in the interest of Ghanaians poor roads everywhere.
Politicians with a national airline to boss around.Do not have these benefits now
Almost all African airlines ...
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To make money aircraft purchase or leasing deals This us not in the interest of Ghanaians poor roads everywhere.
Politicians with a national airline to boss around.Do not have these benefits now
Almost all African airlines loss making
KK 53 minutes ago

You are very stupid person. Unless you dont stay in Ghana, you would have realised that no government has focused on roads than this government, not even Nkrumah.

You are very stupid person. Unless you dont stay in Ghana, you would have realised that no government has focused on roads than this government, not even Nkrumah.
Kunta 3 hours ago

Ghana as a country doesn't need a National Airline for anything. We only end up collapsing the airline company and sharing the assets among politicians.

Mind you we have tried two or three times reviving this same Ghana Ai ...
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Ghana as a country doesn't need a National Airline for anything. We only end up collapsing the airline company and sharing the assets among politicians.

Mind you we have tried two or three times reviving this same Ghana Airways but always unsuccessful.

We should rather strengthen the private airlines with whatever support we have.

Complete waste of money and other resources if we move into that wrong direction again. The last time Ghana Airways collapsed the country was saddled with debt. Are we prepared to go through that horrific experience again?

Are we not surviving without Ghana Airways? If President Mahama will accept to take responsibility for a failed Ghana Airways in future then I will accept his word other than that forget it.
Frederick 3 hours ago

In my view no good case has been made for establishing a national airline. The previous attempts were disgraceful. Ghanaians are still so deeply steeped in corruption. Previous managementshave been inefficient and used their ...
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In my view no good case has been made for establishing a national airline. The previous attempts were disgraceful. Ghanaians are still so deeply steeped in corruption. Previous managementshave been inefficient and used their time in management to steal, including running some flights entirely for the benefit of non paying friends and family. So must we have a national airline at all? This question has not been answered. Mahama must not venture.
Sage 3 hours ago

His forte is where he can get Chobo or sign detrimental agreements that will benefit him by collecting commissions when he is not in office.
Ameri and Airbus comes to mind.
Not even a policy for his fool soldiers.
Wasted S ...
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His forte is where he can get Chobo or sign detrimental agreements that will benefit him by collecting commissions when he is not in office.
Ameri and Airbus comes to mind.
Not even a policy for his fool soldiers.
Wasted Space for Ghana, by letting him be Prez for 8+ years.
SHUT UP 2 hours ago

Even your idol William akuffo Addo aka the akyempanzee was our president for the most miserable 8 years in our history!

Even your idol William akuffo Addo aka the akyempanzee was our president for the most miserable 8 years in our history!
Massa 2 hours ago

Reviving Ghana Airways is NOT a priority

Reviving Ghana Airways is NOT a priority
Say it Loud 1 hour ago

Mr. President, reviving a national airline is neither a top priority nor a legacy worth pursuing. If it were profitable, the private sector would have invested in it. The airline business is highly competitive, as Delta, Unit ...
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Mr. President, reviving a national airline is neither a top priority nor a legacy worth pursuing. If it were profitable, the private sector would have invested in it. The airline business is highly competitive, as Delta, United, Southwest, and Ethiopian Airlines know too well. Ghana Airways collapsed after colossal losses. Why repeat the mistakes of the past and waste taxpayers’ money? As the saying goes, a dog returns to its vomit. Let us learn from history and focus on more pressing national priorities.
Alhassan Mahafuz. 1 hour ago

His Excellency President Mahama, please contact Japan for Partnership or Support to revive Ghana Airlines. Japan has the financial muzzle and will be willing to help. Japan don't give harsh conditions when they are helping. T ...
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His Excellency President Mahama, please contact Japan for Partnership or Support to revive Ghana Airlines. Japan has the financial muzzle and will be willing to help. Japan don't give harsh conditions when they are helping. They should contribute two Passenger Aircraft and 2 Cargo planes for their share of Profits and losses. They should also Support to manage the Airlines. Let Japan know that you want to improve your National Currency Value. Payments in Foreign currency to Foreign Airlines weakened the Cedi Value.

Bokomaru - BULLLSHIT everywhere in Ghana 1 hour ago

Typical stupidity of an African leader.

Your country, Ghana, is still stuck in the 19th century with tro-tros as mass transportation and you are thinking about a national airline.

What a foolish idea. You will leave a l ...
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Typical stupidity of an African leader.

Your country, Ghana, is still stuck in the 19th century with tro-tros as mass transportation and you are thinking about a national airline.

What a foolish idea. You will leave a lasting legacy with a multi-mode modern public mass transpotion system in Ghana.

Forget about the stupid Ghana Airways propaganda.
Kwame 1 hour ago

It seems that the ceremony was held at the auditorium of the Faculty of History and Linguistics of the Patrice Lumumba Peoples Friendship University, Street Mikuoha-Maklaya, Moscow.
I listened to lectures in that auditorium ...
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It seems that the ceremony was held at the auditorium of the Faculty of History and Linguistics of the Patrice Lumumba Peoples Friendship University, Street Mikuoha-Maklaya, Moscow.
I listened to lectures in that auditorium for five (5) years.
Kay 51 minutes ago

You this man, you are doing all the things you criticized Akuffo Addo off. You are going round collecting Dr awards yet you chastised Akuffo for that. Look at what you are now doing on GALAMSEY that everyone can do it

You ...
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You this man, you are doing all the things you criticized Akuffo Addo off. You are going round collecting Dr awards yet you chastised Akuffo for that. Look at what you are now doing on GALAMSEY that everyone can do it

You are just a JOKE, you and your government officials and appointees. Catch n jail him and you people are now falsifying documents just to secure conviction

God will deal with everyone associated with people who bear false witness against another and I get sad cos we have so called clergy who are beneficiary of wrong praising him. Yet he this man says he is a CHRISTIAN can u imagine
Kay 48 minutes ago

This man and AIRCRAFT. By the time he is done with this Ghana Airways there will be a scandal. He just can't stay away from SCANDALS.

Very soon SCANDAL will be added to his name like Dumsor. Lol

This man and AIRCRAFT. By the time he is done with this Ghana Airways there will be a scandal. He just can't stay away from SCANDALS.

Very soon SCANDAL will be added to his name like Dumsor. Lol

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