Ayariga Ministry stinking; workers’ health in danger

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90210 12 years ago

stench and mismanagement from the top to the bottom.

stench and mismanagement from the top to the bottom.
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Assiedu Nketsiah 12 years ago

stinking city center gutters to government offices. well done president Mahama

stinking city center gutters to government offices. well done president Mahama
Nicholas J Bedzo 12 years ago

What is the work of a minister? ls a
help mate to the President to see to
all arears affected,Do we expect the
President to come and do it?

What is the work of a minister? ls a
help mate to the President to see to
all arears affected,Do we expect the
President to come and do it?
Asoreba 12 years ago

Nobody expects the President to do it but the caliber of people he appoints is a reflection on him.

Nobody expects the President to do it but the caliber of people he appoints is a reflection on him.
HolyGhost 12 years ago

But npp with all the professors and doctors fail miserably in the eight years to improve things, isn't

But npp with all the professors and doctors fail miserably in the eight years to improve things, isn't
Okuoba 12 years ago

Stop your stupid comparisons. This is what is unmaking Ghana. You are now in power, you campaigned that you are better and you can perform better than what NPP did that is why we voted for NDC and if after winning power you t ...
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Stop your stupid comparisons. This is what is unmaking Ghana. You are now in power, you campaigned that you are better and you can perform better than what NPP did that is why we voted for NDC and if after winning power you tell us that we should allow you do do as NPP did, then where is your sense? Stop your unnecessary comparison and tell us something better that can solve the problem. We did not vote for you just to compare your party to NPP. Stupid.
Adams 12 years ago

Fellow Patriots, what makes you think tthat these Ntafours and Peppefours will develop our nation; just look at their deplorable backyards, offices and their regions - need I say more? PPlease reap the whirlwind and suck it u ...
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Fellow Patriots, what makes you think tthat these Ntafours and Peppefours will develop our nation; just look at their deplorable backyards, offices and their regions - need I say more? PPlease reap the whirlwind and suck it up!!

(Source: Office of the President at Flagstaff House, Accra, Ghana).

1. Moses Asaga - Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority (NPA)
2. Dr. Raymond Akongburo Atuguba - Executive Secretary to the President
3. Dr. Clement Apaak – Presidential Staffer
4. Dr. Sulley Gariba - Senior Policy Co-ordinator in the Office of the President
5. Abdulai John Jinapor - Deputy Minister of energy and petroleum
6. Mark Owen Woyongo - Minister for Defence
7. Mohammed Ahmed Alhassan - Inspector General of Police (IGP)
8. Patrick Timbillah – Ghana Police, Director-General of Human Resources Development
9. Amin Amidu Sulemana - Minister for Roads and Highways

10. H. Seidu Daanaa - Minister for Chieftaincy and Traditional Affairs
11. Alhaji Nasiru Isahaku - 2nd Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana
12. Alhaji Mohammed Suraji - Director of the Community Police Unit
13. Alhaji Imoro Alhassan – Executive Director Ghana National Service Scheme
14. Alhaji Mustapha Ahmed - Minister of State at the Presidency in charge of Development Authorities in the Office of the President

15. Alhaji Alhassan Azong - Minister of State at the Presidency in charge of Public Sector Reform
16. Alhaji Limuna Mohammed Muniru - Minister of State at the Presidency in charge of Human Resource Development and Scholarships
17. Alhaji Abdul Rashid Hassan Pelpuo - Minister of State at the Presidency in charge of Public-Private Partnerships
18. Alhaji Haruna Iddrisu - Minister for Trade and Industry
19. Alhaji Inusah Fuseini - Minister for Lands and Natural Resources

20. Alhaji Ziblim Yakubu - Chief Director of the Ministry of Water Resources, Works and Housing
21. Dr. B. Bewa-Nyog Kunbuor - Minister in-charge of Government Business
22. Mahama Ayariga - Minister for Information and Media Relations
23. Collins Dauda - Minister for Water Resources, Works and Housing
24. Nayon Bilijo - Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture Development

25. Joyce Bawah Mogtari - Deputy Ministry of Transport
26. Ephraim Avea Nsoh - Upper East Region
27. Bede Anwataazumo Ziedeng - Upper West Region
28. Moses Bukari Mabengba - Northern Region
29 -31. Mahama’s special appointees to spearhead the execution of the President’s Special Projects:
29. Alban Bagbin
30. Cletus Avoka

31. Dr. Stephen Ayidiga
32. Suhiyini Alhassan (Radio DJ) now - Board member of the Airport Company
33. James Agalga – Deputy Ministry of Interior
34. Dr. Tia Sugri – Deputy Ministry of Health
35. Dr. Alhassan Ahmed Yakubu –Deputy Ministry of Food & Agriculture

36. Benjamin Dagadu – Deputy Ministry of Energy and Petroleum
37. Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed –Deputy Ministry of Information & Media Relations
38. Mohammed Baba Ahmed Jamal –Deputy Ministry of Local Government & Rural Development
39. Dr. Musheibu Mohammed- Alfa - Deputy Ministry of Environment, Science, Tech & Innovation
40. A.B.A. Fuseini - Deputy Regional Minister for the Northern Region
41. Dominic Akuritinga Ayine – Deputy Ministry of Justice and Attorney-General’s Department.
Symbiosis 12 years ago

Most of the Ministerial appointees in this particular govt were using public toilets before they became Ministers so they dont really know what the fuss about unkempt washrooms is all about.

In fact if anything at all, th ...
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Most of the Ministerial appointees in this particular govt were using public toilets before they became Ministers so they dont really know what the fuss about unkempt washrooms is all about.

In fact if anything at all, this insanitary condition, for them, is a great improvement from the tugbooin tiafi (pit latrine) days of their recent past.

Anybody who expects any such Minister to notice that there is anything wrong with over-flowing, blocked and unkempt toilets in his Ministry and also in their houses, is rather the fool.
Don't blame the minister!! 12 years ago

What has this got to do with the minister? I blame all those who work under him. What have they done to ensure that they are breathing fresh air?

What has this got to do with the minister? I blame all those who work under him. What have they done to ensure that they are breathing fresh air?

Kwame 12 years ago

Why do we appoint Ministers and pay them? To exonerate them of blame when they are unable to superintend? Come on brother. Think. These people have failed Ghana big time.

Why do we appoint Ministers and pay them? To exonerate them of blame when they are unable to superintend? Come on brother. Think. These people have failed Ghana big time.
APOLLO T 12 years ago

DON!t forget that filth is associated with pepe fou

DON!t forget that filth is associated with pepe fou
NO QUEZTIN 12 years ago

Better Ghana Agenda
Oh my NDC

Better Ghana Agenda
Oh my NDC
Mamoudu 12 years ago

Have you forgotten the Akan adage which says if you dont know the North look at the Zongos. Filth, filth, filth everywhere. Filth is akin with northerners

Have you forgotten the Akan adage which says if you dont know the North look at the Zongos. Filth, filth, filth everywhere. Filth is akin with northerners
Symbiosis 12 years ago

My friend, Ghanaians are on the whole very dirty people. Go to any Ghanaians house and visit the toilet or the kitchen and you will see that it is not only the northerners who are dirty.

In fact the northerners have a good ...
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My friend, Ghanaians are on the whole very dirty people. Go to any Ghanaians house and visit the toilet or the kitchen and you will see that it is not only the northerners who are dirty.

In fact the northerners have a good excuse for their late development and bad sanitary habits.

I dont, on the other hand, think there is anywhere in this country that is as filthy, chaotic and as stinking as a pig-sty than the center of Accra - precisely in Bukom, James Town or Chorkor where the Ga people of Accra are the majority of residents by far. This is despite the fact that Accra has been the capital City of Ghana since 1896 or something like that. Now what is their excuse??
EZEKIEL 12 years ago

When shall we do ANYTHING in a CIVILISED way ?? Driving around in flashy cars and bathing in the title "Hon" HAS RESPONSIBILITIES too!!
When shall we LEARN to be RESPONSIBLE IN Ghana???

When shall we do ANYTHING in a CIVILISED way ?? Driving around in flashy cars and bathing in the title "Hon" HAS RESPONSIBILITIES too!!
When shall we LEARN to be RESPONSIBLE IN Ghana???
TKN 12 years ago

THAT IS THE PRICE FOR ALLOWING THESE PRIMITIVES TO RULE THE NATION. THEY ARE DIRTY BY NATURE AND NOTHING CAN CHANGE THEM FROM THAT.

THAT IS THE PRICE FOR ALLOWING THESE PRIMITIVES TO RULE THE NATION. THEY ARE DIRTY BY NATURE AND NOTHING CAN CHANGE THEM FROM THAT.
Lorgo Ligri 12 years ago

NO no no, this is just a way of life of our current government. The funds for maintenance are diverted into personal accounts for the fast street life. Why worry? ebi de keke paa-ni!!!!

NO no no, this is just a way of life of our current government. The funds for maintenance are diverted into personal accounts for the fast street life. Why worry? ebi de keke paa-ni!!!!
Owura kofi 12 years ago

What kind of beings are Ghanaians? eh!!

What kind of beings are Ghanaians? eh!!
afua 12 years ago

Did I hear we ever had a minister of health no it was in my dream.

Did I hear we ever had a minister of health no it was in my dream.

Kwame 12 years ago

You've not seen anything yet brother. We are in deep shit.

You've not seen anything yet brother. We are in deep shit.
MERCY 12 years ago

YHIS IS A VERY POOR STORY. IT IS WEAK AND COMES FROM A BIASED MIND. THIS IS BECAUSE THE STORY DOESN'T HAVE ANY SOURCE. WHO DID INDEPENDENT TALK TO? IS THIS JOUNALISM? IS THIS WHAT YOU CALL ASTORY TO BE READ? POOR AND NOT WORT ...
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YHIS IS A VERY POOR STORY. IT IS WEAK AND COMES FROM A BIASED MIND. THIS IS BECAUSE THE STORY DOESN'T HAVE ANY SOURCE. WHO DID INDEPENDENT TALK TO? IS THIS JOUNALISM? IS THIS WHAT YOU CALL ASTORY TO BE READ? POOR AND NOT WORTH ANT ATTENTION.
STONER KOBYLYNTON 12 years ago

Late Limann was spitting on the Castle walls with his chewed 'gollo' and Ayariga and others will swim in filthy environment. That is their culture.

Late Limann was spitting on the Castle walls with his chewed 'gollo' and Ayariga and others will swim in filthy environment. That is their culture.
afua 12 years ago

Stop calling these ministers and parliamentarians HONOURABLE because they are not.

Stop calling these ministers and parliamentarians HONOURABLE because they are not.
The wise man 12 years ago

Aren't you aware of the fact that these northerners/ntafou are fit to stinking areas? They always feel uncomfortable to areas of clean environment.

Aren't you aware of the fact that these northerners/ntafou are fit to stinking areas? They always feel uncomfortable to areas of clean environment.
Nana Butubutu Kantanka 12 years ago

With these dirty guinea fowls and dogs in power, no wonder the entire nation is stinky of everything including corruption and sanitation.

What a national shame.

With these dirty guinea fowls and dogs in power, no wonder the entire nation is stinky of everything including corruption and sanitation.

What a national shame.

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