GNPC has more questions to answer in Sabre Oil acquisition - Think Tank

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• CAPT: AMEVOUR.AIR FORCE.. 12 years ago

  I TOLD YOU THE TRUTH

  I TOLD YOU THE TRUTH

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• azar 12 years ago

  source of greedy bastards

  source of greedy bastards

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• Nyame Ekuma 12 years ago

  I don't understand why late Prof . Mills appointed a known criminal like Ato Ahwoi to head the GNPC board ?
  
  Remember CASHPRO . Cashpro costs NDC the election in yr 2000 and I wonder why people like Ato Ahwoi shd be entrust ...
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  I don't understand why late Prof . Mills appointed a known criminal like Ato Ahwoi to head the GNPC board ?
  
  Remember CASHPRO . Cashpro costs NDC the election in yr 2000 and I wonder why people like Ato Ahwoi shd be entrusted with sensitive positions.
  
  President Mahama shd dissolve the GNPC board and also retire the connivants like Ato Ahwoi and Thomas Manu. I REST MY CASE

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• Ben 12 years ago

  Heads have started rolling in SA and it is just a matter of time that Ghanains will be implicated. The Minister of Energy LGhana as one of the signatories. Watch the space

  Heads have started rolling in SA and it is just a matter of time that Ghanains will be implicated. The Minister of Energy LGhana as one of the signatories. Watch the space

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• Kwame 12 years ago

  It seems that it was the same group of people who were against GNPC representing Ghana acquiring the shares of both KOSMOS and EO Group at the Jubilee field. They said those shares must go to American companies. This transact ...
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  It seems that it was the same group of people who were against GNPC representing Ghana acquiring the shares of both KOSMOS and EO Group at the Jubilee field. They said those shares must go to American companies. This transaction was not between GNPC and PetroSA, but between Sabre Oil and Gas Holding and the latter. Sabre Oil and Gas Holding is a private company, thus when it sold its share to another company, state or private, and in this case a state company from South Africa what has GNPC got to do with it. In the first place you people said that GNPC and therefore the people of Ghana should not acquire more shares at the jubilee field and when it it sold to a foreign company you cry foul again.
  I think that some people are just their to make ugly noises.

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• KK 12 years ago

  nonsense.Stop you lazy attitude and ask the right authorities who collect tax

  nonsense.Stop you lazy attitude and ask the right authorities who collect tax

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