Cabinet presents proposals for parliamentary approval

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• Zoobie-Zoobie 12 years ago

  NO, no, no, no

  NO, no, no, no

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• OLD SOLDIER 12 years ago

  Author:-Hon. Martin A.B.K. Amidu.
  
  ...The Government exercised the latter option when we disagreed over the judgment debt and other Gargantuan crimes. The Government, and my colleague Ministers at the time know that there ...
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  Author:-Hon. Martin A.B.K. Amidu.
  
  ...The Government exercised the latter option when we disagreed over the judgment debt and other Gargantuan crimes. The Government, and my colleague Ministers at the time know that there was no provision for dismissal under my contract of employment as a Minister or that of any Minster.
  
  I reserve the right as a citizen of Ghana to protect and defend my honour and integrity should this civilized challenge for the truth be ignored.
  
  This is not the price I should be made to pay by the Government of Ghana for defending the Constitution of Ghana in the Waterville and Isofoton unconstitutional payments declared by the Supreme Court.

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• Zoobie-Zoobie 12 years ago

  no, no, no

  no, no, no

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• ABONGO 12 years ago

  ANOTHER WAY TO SAY PPP DONT HAVE PARLIAMENT APPROVAL TO SQUANDER MONEY

  ANOTHER WAY TO SAY PPP DONT HAVE PARLIAMENT APPROVAL TO SQUANDER MONEY

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• Kofi Sarpong, Peckham, London 12 years ago

  Mr Ayariga, what is the proble with you lot? Is it not a requirement already, that parliament approves these transactions before they become effective?

  Mr Ayariga, what is the proble with you lot? Is it not a requirement already, that parliament approves these transactions before they become effective?

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• BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!! 12 years ago

  The concern citizens of Ghanaians abroad such as America, Canada, London, Germany, Italy, Australia and Holland, is appealing to the highest court of our country to throw the petitioners foolish and diabolical case that is ha ...
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  The concern citizens of Ghanaians abroad such as America, Canada, London, Germany, Italy, Australia and Holland, is appealing to the highest court of our country to throw the petitioners foolish and diabolical case that is hanging on mother Ghana's Neck through the nearest Windows for Ghana to move forward.

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• OBURONIBA FITAFITA 12 years ago

  Parliamentary majority controls everything. And who are they ? Same old boys who rubberstamp anything corruption embodies and control the reins of fraud. Therefore it will be underestimation of our brains for the honorable mi ...
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  Parliamentary majority controls everything. And who are they ? Same old boys who rubberstamp anything corruption embodies and control the reins of fraud. Therefore it will be underestimation of our brains for the honorable minister to dream of such a proposal. These guys are so bent on stealing the money they will use all kinds of tricks to get it. THIEVES

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• ADWEN 12 years ago

  Ayariga, the two exceptions you stated below are the sources of fraudulent manipulations.
  1."subsidiary agreements and amendments that are not related to the terms of the original loans would also not need Parliamentary appr ...
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  Ayariga, the two exceptions you stated below are the sources of fraudulent manipulations.
  1."subsidiary agreements and amendments that are not related to the terms of the original loans would also not need Parliamentary approval in subsequent years".
  2. "...budget appropriations to Ministries, Departments and Agencies that require procurement and amounts that fall below certain benchmarks would not also need Parliamentary approval.
  What type of due diligence and risk analysis does you "cabinet" full of bunch of semi-illiterates who lack the skills for in-depth appraisal and strategic thinking to capture potential risks in agreements and contracts proactively.
  It is like agreeing a strategic plan and its operation plan an then giving you direct reports to make any changes they want without consulting you. Is this a good management practice? This is sheer incompetence and leads to unprecedented catastrophes as seen in Ghana now under Mahama's NDC government.

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