MPs Deny Strike Report

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• JAMES Y 13 years ago

  Don't pay them at all; especially, those who did not attend the swearing in of the nation's president. No work no pay, just like anyone in work.

  Don't pay them at all; especially, those who did not attend the swearing in of the nation's president. No work no pay, just like anyone in work.

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• owoahene 13 years ago

  The whole world, media is only looking for bad news like fighting, death and so on but not ready to sell or report what will make human unity.
  
  I dont know what thy get from it. our action and inaction will be judge by God. ...
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  The whole world, media is only looking for bad news like fighting, death and so on but not ready to sell or report what will make human unity.
  
  I dont know what thy get from it. our action and inaction will be judge by God. I believed God will not spare anyone who make mistakes and that results in destruction of human and property.

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• WAR HERO 13 years ago

  HOW CAN YOU GO ON STRIKE WHEN MPs ARE YET TO TAKE THEIR SEAT IN THE CHAMBER. YOU SEE, THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE NPP OFFICIALS. GHANAIANS SHOULD BE CAREFUL ABOUT THE 'SO CALLED' NPP.

  HOW CAN YOU GO ON STRIKE WHEN MPs ARE YET TO TAKE THEIR SEAT IN THE CHAMBER. YOU SEE, THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE NPP OFFICIALS. GHANAIANS SHOULD BE CAREFUL ABOUT THE 'SO CALLED' NPP.

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• Grace Accra 13 years ago

  Please mister Mahama don't wait for Nigerians to fix any pipelines dont depend on Prez Jonathan. Ghana's welfare is not his priority.

  Please mister Mahama don't wait for Nigerians to fix any pipelines dont depend on Prez Jonathan. Ghana's welfare is not his priority.

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• yaa 13 years ago

  Director of Public Affairs in Parliament, Jones Kugblenu, wondered why the sixth parliament would boycott proceedings because emoluments of the fifth parliament which had elapsed had not been paid.

  Director of Public Affairs in Parliament, Jones Kugblenu, wondered why the sixth parliament would boycott proceedings because emoluments of the fifth parliament which had elapsed had not been paid.

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• Sonu 13 years ago

  Thanks for writing such an easy-to-unedrstand article on this topic.

  Thanks for writing such an easy-to-unedrstand article on this topic.

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