IEA upset over excess in government expenditure

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jeff 12 years ago

what can ndc do for Ghana apart from enriching their pucket, nana must win the case

what can ndc do for Ghana apart from enriching their pucket, nana must win the case
Ewusi 12 years ago

They say their worst enemy is Nana Addo not how they are rotting.Martin Amidu is the only light among them.

They say their worst enemy is Nana Addo not how they are rotting.Martin Amidu is the only light among them.
peter 12 years ago

This message is to all Ghanaian and must be politicised. We must keep our finger cross and protect the integrity of the nation. We must help in all our strength and to defend what good and resist whatever is bad voicing the ...
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This message is to all Ghanaian and must be politicised. We must keep our finger cross and protect the integrity of the nation. We must help in all our strength and to defend what good and resist whatever is bad voicing the issues one after the other through the appropriate route.
dadiebatakari 12 years ago

Issues will be interrogated and debated highly, but advice and
recommendations will not be taken.

Issues will be interrogated and debated highly, but advice and
recommendations will not be taken.
PK 12 years ago

This is what serious think tanks do, not the amane kankan noises!

This is what serious think tanks do, not the amane kankan noises!
ed 12 years ago

The issue of over excess in government expenditure in my view, is an issue that should be looked at without the partisant mindset. Let us face it,this is one of the characteristics of developing economies where govenrments ar ...
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The issue of over excess in government expenditure in my view, is an issue that should be looked at without the partisant mindset. Let us face it,this is one of the characteristics of developing economies where govenrments are expected to fix every little problem facing its citizens.We see workers going on strikes and demanding increases in wages and salaries in the midle of the year. Just yesterday, one of the tv stations showed a clip of the school for the deaf with the roofs of some of its buildings ripped off as a result of a rainstorm. This calls for urgent steps to get it fixed.All these require funds outside the budget.The excess expenditure should not be too much of an issue but rather whether the spending has benefited the intended target.Let us begin to reduce the pressure we put government to do everything for us and the problem will be half solved.
Kwaku 12 years ago

IEA should just declare they are NPP agent and stop the politics.

IEA should just declare they are NPP agent and stop the politics.
PK 12 years ago

When will Ghanaians ever learn to face issues without partisan lenses ... the U.S. is in decline largely because of partisan stupidity. Is that the kind of politics we want to emulate in Ghana? Kwaku wo ye "Ofunchi"

When will Ghanaians ever learn to face issues without partisan lenses ... the U.S. is in decline largely because of partisan stupidity. Is that the kind of politics we want to emulate in Ghana? Kwaku wo ye "Ofunchi"
Alabama 12 years ago

If you read the article one point the writer made was that the govt spent 18% more on salaries and 37% on goods and services. did you read anything abuot increase in employment during the year or what goods and services he is ...
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If you read the article one point the writer made was that the govt spent 18% more on salaries and 37% on goods and services. did you read anything abuot increase in employment during the year or what goods and services he is talking about? And therefore any suggestions as a Ghanaian or its ohly when the other party is in power before he becomes a Ghanaian?
PK 12 years ago

What is this fool trying to say?

What is this fool trying to say?

Moses Abodzraku 12 years ago

Because NDC was afaraid of defeat,they used all state money to buy cars for student and greedy cheifs.
And spent money on those who could insult Nana ADDO. Now look at the hardship they have created for all because their gre ...
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Because NDC was afaraid of defeat,they used all state money to buy cars for student and greedy cheifs.
And spent money on those who could insult Nana ADDO. Now look at the hardship they have created for all because their greediness. God have mercy on mother Ghana paaaaa.
Moses Abodzraku 12 years ago

It is even good that the Chinesse 3billion loan has not been approved. They will scuander all but hve nothing to show in terms of development to show. STAELERS.

It is even good that the Chinesse 3billion loan has not been approved. They will scuander all but hve nothing to show in terms of development to show. STAELERS.
Alabama 12 years ago

Moses, you see you don't even know the Loan is approved but not used yet. You just open you mount waaaaaaaaaa.

Moses, you see you don't even know the Loan is approved but not used yet. You just open you mount waaaaaaaaaa.
Yaw 12 years ago

Why worry? NDC all the way!!!!!!!!!!!

Why worry? NDC all the way!!!!!!!!!!!
THINK BIG 12 years ago

OPEN UP YOUR BRAINS TO THE REALITY CHECK. ITS NOT ABOUT BEING NDC OR NPP, ITS ABOUT GHANA. DONT BE A FOOL FOR NDC.

OPEN UP YOUR BRAINS TO THE REALITY CHECK. ITS NOT ABOUT BEING NDC OR NPP, ITS ABOUT GHANA. DONT BE A FOOL FOR NDC.
Kwame 12 years ago

A country which does not own most means of production and distribution would not be able to have enough money to run its economy. So long as the major means of production and distribution remain in the hand of foreigners we s ...
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A country which does not own most means of production and distribution would not be able to have enough money to run its economy. So long as the major means of production and distribution remain in the hand of foreigners we shall always have budget deficit.

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