Legislators attend post budget review workshop

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• JACK-NPP 12 years ago

  IT IS TIME NPP MPS START DOING THE JOB WE VOTED THEM TO DO IN PARLIAMENT AND STOP REBELLING AGAINST EVERY PROJECT FROM THE GOVT: PARTISAN WILL NOT BUILT GHANA

  IT IS TIME NPP MPS START DOING THE JOB WE VOTED THEM TO DO IN PARLIAMENT AND STOP REBELLING AGAINST EVERY PROJECT FROM THE GOVT: PARTISAN WILL NOT BUILT GHANA

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• gera 12 years ago

  say it again my brother, all your mps know is to rebel against everything n from ndc conner

  say it again my brother, all your mps know is to rebel against everything n from ndc conner

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• OLD SOLDIER 12 years ago

  Author:...PRINCE KWASI ADADE...
  
  OMANE BOAMA DID NOT GIVE VICKY HER SHARE OF A CREATE AND LOOT BUSINESS, BUT THE POOR YOUNG THIEF SAYS SHE WILL WAIT FOR HER TIME; EBEI NDC!! OYE LITHUR ALSO MET THE JUDGES AND HELPED NDC TO ...
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  Author:...PRINCE KWASI ADADE...
  
  OMANE BOAMA DID NOT GIVE VICKY HER SHARE OF A CREATE AND LOOT BUSINESS, BUT THE POOR YOUNG THIEF SAYS SHE WILL WAIT FOR HER TIME; EBEI NDC!! OYE LITHUR ALSO MET THE JUDGES AND HELPED NDC TO WIN CASE. LOOK AT OUR JUDICIARY TOO; HABA NDC!!*** WHY THROW ALL THESE UNDER THE CARPET AND HARASS THE BUSTY BIG ASS YOUNG LADY THIEF ALONE? DID YOU NOT TEACH VICKY HOW TO STEAL? IF THIS LOLLY POP AND ICE CREAM LICKING LITTLE GIRL HAS PLANNED TO STEAL US$1 MILLION, THEN HOW MUCH HAVE YOU INUSAH FUSEINI, OKUDJETO ABLAKWA, AYAREGA, MAHAMA, ASIEDU NKETIA, BARTON ODURO, BETTY MOULD, AMISAH ARTHUR, OMANE BOAMA AND A HOST OF OTHER NDC CROOKISH CORRUPT BASTARDS AND MONTERS HAVE ALREADY STOLEN??? VICKY'S CONFESSIONS EXPLAIN WHY GHANA, BLESSED WITH MASSIVE NATURAL RESOURCES AND UNDER OIL ECONOMY,TODAY, IS TOTALLY BROKE. TOTALLY FINISHED!!!!!!!

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• Jefff 12 years ago

  we show npp red card come 2016

  we show npp red card come 2016

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• kwame kumasi 12 years ago

  we getting fedup of our own party, the are only there for self interest to win power but not work in our interest.
  the better stop that shit now or will surely feeel it in 2016.

  we getting fedup of our own party, the are only there for self interest to win power but not work in our interest.
  the better stop that shit now or will surely feeel it in 2016.

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• Osei Tawiah 12 years ago

  time to crack the weep on our npp mps, taking pay for nothing,. sitting and hoping that ndc will fall oneday

  time to crack the weep on our npp mps, taking pay for nothing,. sitting and hoping that ndc will fall oneday

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• gera 12 years ago

  that npp for you, only one thing in brain, power or no work

  that npp for you, only one thing in brain, power or no work

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• HMMMMMM 12 years ago

  IEA advocates for a multi-party parliamentary Budget office to check Gov't spending
  Source: Ghana|Myjoyonline.com|Ivy Benson
  Date: 21-11-2013 Time: 02:11:58:pm
  The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) is calling for the e ...
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  IEA advocates for a multi-party parliamentary Budget office to check Gov't spending
  Source: Ghana|Myjoyonline.com|Ivy Benson
  Date: 21-11-2013 Time: 02:11:58:pm
  The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) is calling for the establishment of a multi-party parliamentary Budget office to check over spending by government.
  
  Addressing journalists on the 2014 budget, Senior Economists with the IEA, Dr John Kwakye expressed worry at the manner in which Ghana’s budget deficit rose from 4.8 percent in November 2011 to 11.8 percent by December 2012.
  
  "Setting up an independent multi-party Parliamentary budget office will probably be the best way to do this.
  
  "For example, it is unconscionable that in 2012, a budget deficit of 4.8%, which was announced in November the previous year in the budget presentation and which became 6.7% in the supplementary budget of July 2012, eventually ballooned to 11.8% in December 2012", Dr. Kwakye noted.
  
  He therefore pointed out the need for government's attention to be drawn to what he called the "weak oversight of government's spending by Parliament" and called for anomaly to be rectified as soon as possible.
  
  The Senior Economist with the IEA was further of the view that Parliament be blamed for the excesses since nobody was held responsible for the failures.

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• GHFUO, be serious & change ur MENtali 12 years ago

  THESE NIGGAS ARE DEVOID OF THINKING

  THESE NIGGAS ARE DEVOID OF THINKING

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