Last batch of Mahama’s ministers uninspiring

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Yaw Amofa 12 years ago

The people have not even entered office yet but they are being written off! All these ministries have the so called Chief directors and permanent secretaties so what is the big deal?

The people have not even entered office yet but they are being written off! All these ministries have the so called Chief directors and permanent secretaties so what is the big deal?
SGT ANANI FIADZOE 12 years ago

NDC has been in Government for 28 years out of total 56 years of Ghana's independence what have we achieved and what sort of time again do NDC needs to be competent? Ao! Yaw Amofa or whatever name you call yourself, how much ...
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NDC has been in Government for 28 years out of total 56 years of Ghana's independence what have we achieved and what sort of time again do NDC needs to be competent? Ao! Yaw Amofa or whatever name you call yourself, how much money do you get as a bribe from Mahama and his so-called NDC political monkeys supporters? Better check it out.
OLD SOLDIER 12 years ago

Source: Daily Guide...

All of a sudden nonentities want to portray to the world how close they were to the late President.

Those who had to chat with him for one hour everyday, those Deputy Ministers who had to call h ...
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Source: Daily Guide...

All of a sudden nonentities want to portray to the world how close they were to the late President.

Those who had to chat with him for one hour everyday, those Deputy Ministers who had to call him every morning before the man could even brush his teeth, and still those who would be called to the Castle by the late President to express his appreciation for job well done after they had gone to insult political opponents in the media on his behalf. Shameless id.iots raising their egos..
insight to the bone 12 years ago

a coup like and other war effort requires logistics and propaganda in order to gain the support of the quiet majority and succeed so usually its under the cover of ideology be it the left or ultra left . Ghana is seeing today ...
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a coup like and other war effort requires logistics and propaganda in order to gain the support of the quiet majority and succeed so usually its under the cover of ideology be it the left or ultra left . Ghana is seeing today payback time of all the evils committed from kotoka till now , workers have shown a lack of confidence in pepeni and soon we shall have towns and regions rebelling . people like you realise the country will most likely split up as you were ambassador in Belgrade and these exact same events of the 80's there are now being repeated here in Ghana . you Gas have chosen to also persecute the Akans and you tamakloe are a fake npp man as npp is still hoping for a unified country which is now impossible
Nii Okai 12 years ago

The man hiding behind the wall --'insight to the bone'. Your statement and I quote ''you Gas have chosen to also persecute the Akans''.

My comment will only be based on the word AKANS. It is always a mistake on the part o ...
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The man hiding behind the wall --'insight to the bone'. Your statement and I quote ''you Gas have chosen to also persecute the Akans''.

My comment will only be based on the word AKANS. It is always a mistake on the part of some of you who are not well informed over the correct/right use of certain words. AKAN are tribes with similarities in their language. Akan is made up of TEN tribes namely ;- Ahantas, Akwapim, Akwamus, Akyem, Ashanti, Bono, Kwahu, Fante, Safwi, Nzema. I have educated you on the Akan issue, now which of the tribe or tribes do you have in mind that the Gas have chosen to persecute so that we can now go in for pound for pound. One thing I believe is cause and effect so you can let me know your real mind on your statement quoted above.

Anyway I believe my explanation over AKAN is understood, so if you want to come out as any of these tribes then come out without fear. If you want to come out as an Ashanti, Akyem, Nzema, etc do that so that you can be comforted with the right answers. Have a nice day.
SGT ANANI FIADZOE 12 years ago

Mahama himself is highly uninspiring not only his weakest Team of Ministers.

Under NDC administration, Ghana is an uninspiring nation, the Supreme Court
has to throw them out so as to bring
credibility and progress into ...
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Mahama himself is highly uninspiring not only his weakest Team of Ministers.

Under NDC administration, Ghana is an uninspiring nation, the Supreme Court
has to throw them out so as to bring
credibility and progress into our
country and inspires the majority people of this nation.
cha 12 years ago

Mahama must go- Ghana is suffering

Mahama must go- Ghana is suffering
Francis 12 years ago

WHERE DO YOU EXPECT THEM TO ACQUIRE THE EXPERIENCE? LEAVE THEM ALONE.

WHERE DO YOU EXPECT THEM TO ACQUIRE THE EXPERIENCE? LEAVE THEM ALONE.
ATINGA 12 years ago

WELL, THEY COULD HAVE GAINED EXPERIENCE FROM WORKING AS PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS AT THE SAME MINISTRIES THEY INTEND TO SERVE AT HOME OR ABROAD, BEFORE JOINING POLITICS. THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE WITH VALUED EXPERIENCE IN THE PRIVATE ...
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WELL, THEY COULD HAVE GAINED EXPERIENCE FROM WORKING AS PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS AT THE SAME MINISTRIES THEY INTEND TO SERVE AT HOME OR ABROAD, BEFORE JOINING POLITICS. THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE WITH VALUED EXPERIENCE IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR WHO COULD BE TAPPED FOR THOSE JOBS.
BOBBY 12 years ago

Minister takes instrutions from the president. John Mahama is the problem because he hasnt got free of mind to ran the country, until the rigged results goes thru the supreme courts. He is pre-occupied with thoughts.
Ministe ...
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Minister takes instrutions from the president. John Mahama is the problem because he hasnt got free of mind to ran the country, until the rigged results goes thru the supreme courts. He is pre-occupied with thoughts.
Ministers works with public servants and not working in any office before is not the problem.
What ghanaians dont know is the world bank who is making ghanaians suffer because of the terms they are giving ghana in borrowing.

Man 12 years ago

What has these so call experienced and matured people who have being running the country all these years achieved for us. The Directors and Chief Directors at the ministries has always been people who are nearing the end of t ...
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What has these so call experienced and matured people who have being running the country all these years achieved for us. The Directors and Chief Directors at the ministries has always been people who are nearing the end of their carrier but what service have we being experiencing from these institutions?
These book- long people should allow the young Guys to do their work.
ED TAMALKLOE 12 years ago

Ghana needs new , motivated fresh brains with progressive ideas. This is what Prez Mahama is doing right.
Remember what Rawlins said in 2011:
Rawlings said was of the biggest mistakes he made whilst in power was to keep the ...
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Ghana needs new , motivated fresh brains with progressive ideas. This is what Prez Mahama is doing right.
Remember what Rawlins said in 2011:
Rawlings said was of the biggest mistakes he made whilst in power was to keep the same ministers for such a long time, and that he now realises he should have grown a new crop of younger ministers for the future.
ewe dirty man 12 years ago

mahama is idiot

mahama is idiot
Dr. med.William Acquah,Germany 12 years ago

Why can`t Mahama wait till he is confirmed by the Supreme Court?What happens to all his ministers if he is axed by the Court?His inauguration should have taken place after the ruling from the Supreme Court!This is what happen ...
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Why can`t Mahama wait till he is confirmed by the Supreme Court?What happens to all his ministers if he is axed by the Court?His inauguration should have taken place after the ruling from the Supreme Court!This is what happened in the USA and Kenya!Why this rush, then?
KANIA 12 years ago

THERE HAS NOT BEEN ANY GOVT THAT CHOSED MINISTERS FROM HIS AREA MOSTLY THAN MAHAMA. EVENTHOUGH RAWLINGS CHOSE MORE EWEWS, KUFFOUR CHOSE MORE ASHANTIS, MILLS HAD A MIXTURE, MAHAMA HAS 90% NORTHERNERS. VERY UNBALANCE INDEED. T ...
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THERE HAS NOT BEEN ANY GOVT THAT CHOSED MINISTERS FROM HIS AREA MOSTLY THAN MAHAMA. EVENTHOUGH RAWLINGS CHOSE MORE EWEWS, KUFFOUR CHOSE MORE ASHANTIS, MILLS HAD A MIXTURE, MAHAMA HAS 90% NORTHERNERS. VERY UNBALANCE INDEED. THAT IS WHY HE IS FAILING FAST
Kofi Derby 12 years ago

NDC and John Mahama thinks their government is 100 days old. This government has been in office for 4 year 100 day and cant til get his minister in place.
Where are those ministers who won you the elections gone. I think Joh ...
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NDC and John Mahama thinks their government is 100 days old. This government has been in office for 4 year 100 day and cant til get his minister in place.
Where are those ministers who won you the elections gone. I think John Mahama lost the election, he now thinks the old ministers were not good and new ministers may help come re-election.
Gall 12 years ago

You've said it all. the same Ibn Chambas', matin amidus' and john mahamas' could also emerge from the latest appointees whom you've criticised as inexprienced n incompetent. Afterall ,if these gentlemen you mentioned were no ...
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You've said it all. the same Ibn Chambas', matin amidus' and john mahamas' could also emerge from the latest appointees whom you've criticised as inexprienced n incompetent. Afterall ,if these gentlemen you mentioned were not given the opportunity as deputy ministers, how would we have known that they are good materials. We need change. the so called experienced pesonalities/ministers have failed this country over the years. give these young ones the opportunity to prove their worth. What did ET, Babgin and Avoka add up in their respective ministeries. Do you remeber STX housing project. how did it end. who was/were incharge. we have water and energy crisis today, who were the substantive ministers water/energy? - Bagbin/ET, Oteng-Adjei. How would you calssify these people- experienced. But what legacy did they leave at their respective ministeries - No Results. today we are experiencing water and energy crisis. Man we need change
MAHAMA HAS SET THE BAR LOW 12 years ago

THE NATION CANNOT MOVE FORWARD WITH THESE MINISTERS WHO CAN'T EVEN SPEAK ENGLISH

THE NATION CANNOT MOVE FORWARD WITH THESE MINISTERS WHO CAN'T EVEN SPEAK ENGLISH
BAR SET TOO-LOW TO BE MINISTER 12 years ago

ANT LOUD-MOUTH IDIOT CAN BE A MINISTER

ANT LOUD-MOUTH IDIOT CAN BE A MINISTER
JOHN BOAMAH,PHD-DENMARK. 12 years ago

CONCERT PEOPLE AND RADIO CASTORS AS MINISTERS.MAHAMA IS NOT SERIOUS.DOES HE THINK RUNNING A COUNTRY IS A JOKE OR WHAT? THE VALUE IS THE SAME AND HOW TO HAVE SEX NICELY AS DEPUTIES.TOO BAD.

CONCERT PEOPLE AND RADIO CASTORS AS MINISTERS.MAHAMA IS NOT SERIOUS.DOES HE THINK RUNNING A COUNTRY IS A JOKE OR WHAT? THE VALUE IS THE SAME AND HOW TO HAVE SEX NICELY AS DEPUTIES.TOO BAD.

MAFIA 12 years ago

you dont deserve the president of the republic for the fact that, you are unfair,unjust and have no or less knowledge in the administration and management of the nation. if you want to prove then use your power and authority ...
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you dont deserve the president of the republic for the fact that, you are unfair,unjust and have no or less knowledge in the administration and management of the nation. if you want to prove then use your power and authority to force the supreme court to proceed on the ruling of the december election case.
OBIBA-JUDAS 12 years ago

BLAME THOSE WHO DO THE VOTING FOR MAHAMA.

BLAME THOSE WHO DO THE VOTING FOR MAHAMA.
Nii Okai 12 years ago

I really find it very disturbing when I see Ghanaians giving themselves to auwful criticism of the ministerial position given to our own educated people. When you can prove that they do not have the basic requirements to be t ...
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I really find it very disturbing when I see Ghanaians giving themselves to auwful criticism of the ministerial position given to our own educated people. When you can prove that they do not have the basic requirements to be there then that is worth constdering, if not why all this display of low mentality in our country today.

When people will talk negative of these appointments I expect the village oriented Kwadwo Mpiani not to be one of the people nor a person whose statements should be refered to. What qualities does Mpiani command, to make a statement that a fresh graduate can not be employed to head a business due to lack of experience. Of course, it may sound right when that graduate did most of his studies with TWI when it comes to discussion in the class, as they do in LEGON now. [they discuss topics in Twi] If u like find out to know. And it could also be possible if that graduate paved his way via bribes. Mpiani knows they do pay money for their sons and daughters to pass exams in the varsities that's why he could under rate a graduate.

When Kwame Nkrumah was elected and formed his government, were his appointees people who had held ministerial posts before? We saw his government performed. We even learnt Krobo Edusei, not well educated did a good work at his post.

Also when even Kofi Busia [P P]came into power in 1969 and appointed Kufour who had not been in government before as a deputy foreign minster. Kufour could be +-30 years. He had no experience but Busia tried him. If so what is wrong with these deputy ministers appointments. Still on Mpiani, if he is experienced, could he take government files home when they had to handover to NDC's Atta Mills incoming government? Shame unto this village primitive minded fellow.

Naturally Ghana needs very qualified and experienced people to push the nation forward, but how do we do that, is it by criticizing what the educated and experienced Mahama is trying to put in place.

Some of you say his ministers are uninspiring, while others say their positions are not based on professional competence and achievements. I always had believed that it should be of professional competence and achievements but it is always said than done, that is why we even have ministers with law degree heading certain departments that never fall under their area of profession when it comes to professional competence.

I expect people to look at our appointed deputies with the good eye and support them, because I am personally aware that Mahama would not like to keep an unperformed minister along the line. This point is also clear to all the ministers and deputies, just try to be close to some of them and u will easily see and smell that tension, so there is no cause for alarm if only we can psychologically and morally give them the support they need from us. Some years past some of us were under rated as inexperienced but with our acquired intelligence we were able to climb the mountain set before us.

At this point our appointees need us to ginger them through our talks of this nature with love for them as our fellow Ghanaians so that they can perform well period.
B. B. 12 years ago

GHANA IS DOOMED IN THE HANDS OF MAHAMA AND HIS GANGSTERS, OH GOD, COME TO OUR AID !!!!HOW WILL OUR DONERS REGARD GHANA WITH THIS TYPE OF MINISTERS ?Hmmmm

GHANA IS DOOMED IN THE HANDS OF MAHAMA AND HIS GANGSTERS, OH GOD, COME TO OUR AID !!!!HOW WILL OUR DONERS REGARD GHANA WITH THIS TYPE OF MINISTERS ?Hmmmm
AKONFEM PREZ MAHAMA 12 years ago

KILLER CRIMINAL MAHAMA MUST COME CLEAN,SAID MILLS FAMILY AND SOME OF THE NDC MEMBERS,MAHAMA HANDS ARE BLOOD,HE FAKE TO THE NATION,PERIOD

KILLER CRIMINAL MAHAMA MUST COME CLEAN,SAID MILLS FAMILY AND SOME OF THE NDC MEMBERS,MAHAMA HANDS ARE BLOOD,HE FAKE TO THE NATION,PERIOD
Akadu Mensema 12 years ago

The list though has some personalities of proven competence and ability such as Dr Dominic Ayine, Deputy Attorney General; Ben Dagadu, Deputy Minister for Energy and Petroleum; James Agalga, Deputy Minister for the Interior; ...
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The list though has some personalities of proven competence and ability such as Dr Dominic Ayine, Deputy Attorney General; Ben Dagadu, Deputy Minister for Energy and Petroleum; James Agalga, Deputy Minister for the Interior; Dr Musheibu Mohammed- Alfa, Deputy for Environment; and a few others, this paper is not sure that most of the nominees have the required competence and maturity to help steer the country out of the quagmire it finds itself today.
AKADU THE TRIBALIST 12 years ago

Ernest Owusu-Poku – (IGP-22 January 2001 – 21 July 2001)

Nana Owusu-Nsiah – (IGP-22 July 2001 – March 23 2005)

Patrick Kwateng Acheampong – (IGP-25 March 2005 - 28 January 2009)

Nana Boakye- (CEO-National B ...
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Ernest Owusu-Poku – (IGP-22 January 2001 – 21 July 2001)

Nana Owusu-Nsiah – (IGP-22 July 2001 – March 23 2005)

Patrick Kwateng Acheampong – (IGP-25 March 2005 - 28 January 2009)

Nana Boakye- (CEO-National Board for Small Scale Industries)

Mr Osei Asamoah Owusu- Chairman,VRA.

Mr. Alex Twumasi Boakye – Chief Director- Dept of Urban Roads.

Mr. Kofi Asante- Frimpong- National Coordinator- CPRP.

Captain Joe Boachie- Director- General- Ghana Civil Aviation Authority.

Dr. Amoako Atta, Director,Centre for Bio-Diversity Utilization (CBUD.

Nana Timoty Aye Kusi- MD, Produce Buying Company (PBC)

Mr Osafo Sampong, Director of Public Prosecutions, (DPP) .

Dr. Osei Agyeman Bonsu, Greater Accra Regional Public Health Officer.

Mrs Dinah Ayirebi, Greater Accra Regional Director, MOFA.

Prof. Agyeman Badu-Akosa, Director General, Ghana Health Services, MOH.

Mr. Francis Opoku, National Security Advisor Mr. Akwasi Acheampong, IGP

Mr. Kofi Boakye, ACP, Greater Accra Regional Commander-Police Force.

Dr. Kofi Kesse Manfo, Commissioner of Operations, Police Force.

Mr. Wilson Kusi Atansah, Chairman, National Media Commission (NMC).

Prof. George Gyan Baffour, DG, National Development Planning Commission.

Mr. Stephen Akuoko, MD, Electricity Company of Ghana.

Mr. Prof. Stephen Adai, Chairman, Board of Directors, GBC.

Mr. E.A. Owusu, Judicial Secretary.

Mr. Agyeman Duah, MD, Ghana Oil Company.

Mr. David Asante- Apeatu, Director of Criminal Investigation Department .

Mr. Emmanuel Agyarko, Chief Executive, Food and Drug Board, FDB.

Nana Antwi Boasiako, Chairman, Board of Directors, Ghana Telecom.

Mr. George Gyamfi-Osew, Deputy Director, Department of National Lotteries. DNL.

Dr.Michael Yaw Boateng, Director, NVTI.

Mr. Edward Dua Agyeman, Auditor- General.

Mr. Kwasi Abeasi, Chief Executive, Ghana Investment Promotion Council.

Mr. Marwell Kusi-Mensah, MD, Ghana Consolidated Diamonds, (GCL).

Mr. John Boakye Addae, MD, Export Development and Investment Fund.

Mr. Patrick Kwabena Ampewuah, Deputy Director, CID, Accra.

Mr. John Prempeh, Controller General, Accountant General Department.

Mr. Paul Koranteng, Chairman, Agricultural Development Bank.

Mr. Ben Owusu-Mensah, DG, GPHA, Tema.

Mr. Solomon Nti, Deputy Superintendent, Traffic, Accra Central, MTTU.

Mr. Akwasi Osei, DG, SSNIT Mr. George Osei-Tutu Darwah, Director, MDPI.

Mr. Kwame Sarpong, Chief Executive, COCOBOD.

Prof. Kwabena Frimpong, Chief Executive, Korle-Bu Hospital.

Dr. Anthony Akoto-Osei, Deputy Minister, MFEP.

Mr. Akwasi Osei-Adjei, Deputy Minister, MOFA.

Rev. Ama Afo Blay, DG, Ghana Education Service.

Mrs Janet Opoku-Acheampong, Commissioner, IRS.

Mr. Kwame Damuah Agyeman, Chief Director, Electoral Commission. EC.

Ms. Lydia Osei, DDG, Ghana Education Service, GES, Accra.

Mr. S.K. Appiah, AG.Chief Executive, COCBOD.

Mr. Isaac Mensah Ofori, Chairman, SIC Board .

Mr. David Apeatu Director, CID.

Mr. J.B. Amofah, Director, BNI.

Mr. Francis Opoku, National Security Advisor.

Mr. Ben Owusu Mensah, Director-General, GPHA.

Mr. Joe Osei Wusu, Chief Executive, DVLA. Col. Isaac K.Akuoku, Executive Secretary, Narcotics Board.

Mrs. Gifty Anim-Butwe, Commissioner, Human Resources, Police Force.

Mr. Bright Oduro, Accra Regional Police Crime Officer.

Mrs Elizabeth Adjei, Director of Immigration.

Mr. David Ofori-Adjei, Dircetor, Noguchi Memorial Institute, Legon.

Mr. Philip Oduro Yaw Amoako, Director, Geological Survey Department.

Mr. Grace Bediako, Government Statistician.

Mr. William Kwadwo Asiedu, DG, Ghana Prisons Service."

And

SIC Peter Dua, Ashante ku4's nephew

NHIA Ras Boateng, Ashante, ku4's nephew.

Mr Boatin, Ashanti, Dupty Dirctor General of SSNIT.

80% of Ambassadorial post went to Ashantis.

PRESIDENTIAL AFFAIRS Edward Osei Kwaku (MP Asokwa West)

INTERIOR MINISTRY Yaw Barimah

AGRICULTURE MINISTRY Dr K. Antwi

COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORT MINISTRY Agyeman Manu

TRADE AND INDUSTRY Osei Agyei Akwasi (MP Ejisu Juabeng)

LANDS,FORESTRY AND MINES Benjamin Osei Kufour (MP Asonafo North)

ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Mrs Anna Nyamekye

MANPOWER AND SOCIAL WELFARE Joe Donkor (MP Tano North) John Debrah (Educationist)

ECONOMIC PLANNING Professor Abena Busia

Dr. Richard Anane, Minister of Health

Mr Kwadwo Adjei-Darko, Roads and Highways

Mr Albert Kan-Dapaah, Energy

Dr Kwaku Afriyie, Lands, Mines and Forestry.

Dr Kwame Addo Kufuor, Defence

Mr Kwadwo Baah-Wiredu (Local Government and Rural Development)

Dr Kofi Apraku, (Trade and Industry).

Mr Felix Owusu-Adjapong, Transport and Communications

Chief of Staff at the Presidency, Mr Kwadwo Mpiani

Finance Minister Yaw Osafo-Mafo

Mr Dan Botwe, Ministry of Information

Mr Charles Bintim, f Local Government and Rural Development

Mr Joseph K. Adda for Manpower Youth and Employment.

Mr Joseph Henry Mensah, Senior Minister

Nana Addo-Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Minister of Foreign Affairs

Albert Kan-Dapaah, Minister of Communications

Mr Felix Owusu Agyapong, Parliamentary Affairs.

Mr Alan Kyeremanteng, Trade and Industry

Hackman Owusu Agyeman, Works and Housing

Prof Daniel Adzei Bekoe, Chairman of the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC)

Mr Kweku Agyemang-Manu, Acting Deputy Minister In-Charge of Finance

Ms Cecilia Dapaah, Minister of Lands, Forestry and Mines

Mr Kwadwo Agyeman, Presidential Staffer

Mr Bafour Awuah, Presidential Staffer,

Osei Asibey Antwi, Presidential Staffer

Mr Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, Deputy Majority leader

Mr Frederick Opare Ansah, Deputy Minister of Communications

Mr Owusu Ansah, Ashanti Regional Minister

PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS Paapa Owusu Ankomah

Prof. Kwabena K. Oduro becomes new Head of Office of Accountability

Felix Kwame Ferka heads Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS)

Tony Oten-Gyasi becomes Council Chairman of the University of Ghana

KNUST Vice Chancellor Prof. Kwasi Kwafo Adarkwa
Osei Yao 12 years ago

THIS IS ELITIST NONSENSE. THERE IS NO PLACE WHERE MINISTERS ARE TRAINED. BESIDES, EXPERIENCE IN ANY FIELD IS NOT TRANSFERABLE TO POLITICAL OFFICE. THE LATE KROBO EDUSEI, WITH MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION WAS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN MO ...
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THIS IS ELITIST NONSENSE. THERE IS NO PLACE WHERE MINISTERS ARE TRAINED. BESIDES, EXPERIENCE IN ANY FIELD IS NOT TRANSFERABLE TO POLITICAL OFFICE. THE LATE KROBO EDUSEI, WITH MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION WAS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN MOST OF THE GRADUATES IN NKRUMAH'S GOV'T. PROF BUSIA WAS A CELEBRATED FAILURE AS PM.
Blaque Marque 12 years ago

KUDOS PUBLIC AGENDA FOR BEING CRITICAL WITHOUT BEING POLITICAL...THAT IS WHAT BEING A CRITIC IS.
I AM MOST SATISFIED WITH YOUR REPORT NOT JUST FOR THE SAKE OF IT BUT FOR BEING CONSTRUCTIVE AND NOT DEATRUCTIVE AS NOTED IN YOU ...
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KUDOS PUBLIC AGENDA FOR BEING CRITICAL WITHOUT BEING POLITICAL...THAT IS WHAT BEING A CRITIC IS.
I AM MOST SATISFIED WITH YOUR REPORT NOT JUST FOR THE SAKE OF IT BUT FOR BEING CONSTRUCTIVE AND NOT DEATRUCTIVE AS NOTED IN YOUR FINAL STATEMENT BELOW.....
"In the days when youthful, highly educated and experienced Dr Ibn Chambas, John Dramani Mahama, Martin Amidu served as a Deputy Ministers, it counted for much to be appointed to that position".
KWAKU MANU 12 years ago

Why are we tiring our own fellow Ghanaians down this hard? Even I. C. Quaye was a minister. These people being denigrated are educated and given the chance, they will also learn on the job.

NDC is doing the right thing by ...
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Why are we tiring our own fellow Ghanaians down this hard? Even I. C. Quaye was a minister. These people being denigrated are educated and given the chance, they will also learn on the job.

NDC is doing the right thing by grooming future leaders to take over from the aging leadership of today. These young ones will be needed in the future.

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