CGRG to go ahead with Monday's demo despite court order

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• Remove Indemnity Clause 11 years ago

  You don't need no police permit to go on demonstration.The politicians who are embezzling our wealth do not need police permission to steal.

  You don't need no police permit to go on demonstration.The politicians who are embezzling our wealth do not need police permission to steal.

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• MENSAH 11 years ago

  These characters must understand that demonstrations has never and will never solve our problems. As a nation, what we need now are people with brain power and with the capacity to think through our problems and not people wh ...
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  These characters must understand that demonstrations has never and will never solve our problems. As a nation, what we need now are people with brain power and with the capacity to think through our problems and not people who takes delight in walking the streets and occupying street corners. I think they should find something useful to do with their time.

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• NDC elders,ftsoldiers r nt fools! 11 years ago

  Demonstration is part of using the brain power to show dissatisfaction against the government.We the ndc footsoldiers will join this time round bcos the elders are taking us to be fools.We are getting awake,

  Demonstration is part of using the brain power to show dissatisfaction against the government.We the ndc footsoldiers will join this time round bcos the elders are taking us to be fools.We are getting awake,

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• ESONG UW/R 11 years ago

  what happened to the railway workers in Ghana???? it was a demonstration that SOLVED THEIR salary PROBLEM.that was just last month.the demonstration can eased tension

  what happened to the railway workers in Ghana???? it was a demonstration that SOLVED THEIR salary PROBLEM.that was just last month.the demonstration can eased tension

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• KWAKU MANU 11 years ago

  It will cause this Blockhead government to sit up.

  It will cause this Blockhead government to sit up.

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• isaac 11 years ago

  duncan williams claim the cedi is doing well with the dollar,now the prices of materials are stil going up when the cedi to the dollar was1dollar to 3.75cedis a bag of cement was 29 cedis now its 32cedis and the like also el ...
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  duncan williams claim the cedi is doing well with the dollar,now the prices of materials are stil going up when the cedi to the dollar was1dollar to 3.75cedis a bag of cement was 29 cedis now its 32cedis and the like also electricity bills are still going up,fuel has not been reduced workers are still receiving same salaries.please someone must explaain!

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• ROY 11 years ago

  THE PROBLEM OF GHANA IS NOT THE GOVERNMENT OF GHANA; THE PROBLEM IS THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM IE. THE CAPITALISM OR PRIVATIZATION WE ARE OPERATING HAS FAILED AND IT SHOULD BE CHANGED TO "GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION" SYSTEM.
  
  NO GOVER ...
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  THE PROBLEM OF GHANA IS NOT THE GOVERNMENT OF GHANA; THE PROBLEM IS THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM IE. THE CAPITALISM OR PRIVATIZATION WE ARE OPERATING HAS FAILED AND IT SHOULD BE CHANGED TO "GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION" SYSTEM.
  
  NO GOVERNMENT (NDC, NPP,CPP,PNC) WILL SUCCEED IN GHANA UNLESS THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM OF CAPITALISM OR PRIVATIZATION WE ARE CURRENTLY OPERATING IS CHANGED.

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• Lord Tennison 11 years ago

  Do not brush the court order under the carpet.Ghana is lawless.In efforts to strengthen our rudimentary democratic dispensation and to cling onto the political stability to attract foreign capital for our socioeconomic develo ...
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  Do not brush the court order under the carpet.Ghana is lawless.In efforts to strengthen our rudimentary democratic dispensation and to cling onto the political stability to attract foreign capital for our socioeconomic development,the rule of law MUST become an inevitable segment.A country with broken laws has only a superficial existence.I believe the decision of the honorable judge is impartial and rendered for the betterment of all.So the organisation has a priceless opportunity to exemplify the relevance of court decisions by obeying the order.It is very amazing the way public officials are dubiously dissipating our money with impunity.Judgement debts here,over-invoiced rental payments there,recycling of public officials who have been caught red-handed dipping their hands into our financial resources in the distance.The situation leaves much to be desired.
  The demonstrations are good.But what is of utmost importance,it seems to me,is for the organisation to utilize any chance to educate their compatriots to vote wisely.Ultimately,the thieves stealing from us were put there by your votes.
  You live with these wolves in sheep's clothing and you are witnesses to their attitudinal make up.
  If the NPP under Kufuor did so much despite their Property-Grabbing stigma,why did Ghanaians opt for the NDC?One would have expected a continuation of the good work by reelecting the NPP. So all said and done,your FOUR FINGERS are pointing to those of you who gave a nod to the NDC.
  If Ghana does not emphasize capitalism,which is her best bet for economic prosperity and social harmony,she will always be travelling on a circuitous economic development journey.

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• Papa Yaw. 11 years ago

  No

  No

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• jk Atta 11 years ago

  Lock them up if they do not respect the courts. The rule of law should prevail and we must all learn to respect the law otherwise we are heading towards anarchy.

  Lock them up if they do not respect the courts. The rule of law should prevail and we must all learn to respect the law otherwise we are heading towards anarchy.

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