First Lady calls for maternal and new-born deaths reduction

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• NANA 11 years ago

  Great work.

  Great work.

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• OYOKOBA 11 years ago

  How does one make "a call"? Just putting some scruffy scrappy paper quickly together and mounting some lectern somewhere, never to be heard again or followed up?
  
  Just how many "calls" have this lady made since she budged o ...
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  How does one make "a call"? Just putting some scruffy scrappy paper quickly together and mounting some lectern somewhere, never to be heard again or followed up?
  
  Just how many "calls" have this lady made since she budged on to the scene and just how many has she followed up since the initial photo-ops presentation to fruition?
  
  Listen Lordina, your husband's insatiable corruption and mismanagement portends more danger to baby and maternal health than anything. Feimodinn wai. Yate'abre. I still can't understand how you thought Victoria Hammah was a ministerial material and pulled the strings to get her appointed as such by your husband. Nepotism brought you nothing but huge embarrassment. For you it is all about "bottom power" and nothing else. That kid still thinks she can fat bomb her way to the top. She thinks some stupid Ghanaian men will fall for her entrapping elephant ass. Yabre agu.

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• Kwame Kusi 11 years ago

  OOKOBA, you are simply a moron. First of all, who told you the First Lady has a hand in the appointment of Victoria Hammah as Deputy Minister? I guess you are one of the people who believe stories concocted by newspapers agai ...
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  OOKOBA, you are simply a moron. First of all, who told you the First Lady has a hand in the appointment of Victoria Hammah as Deputy Minister? I guess you are one of the people who believe stories concocted by newspapers against the Mahamas. Go on believing them. Secondly, where is the evidence that Mahama is corrupt? Apart from President Rawlings, he is the only President in Ghana's history to have had the guts to investigate his own people for even crimes that were not committed under his watch. If Kufuor had done half of what he is doing, Ghanaians would not have been so corrupt today. President Mahama is on course and the vast majority of Ghanaians are behind him. Batter wake up from your slumber

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• Dr. Stephen Appiah 11 years ago

  Madam Lordina, congratulations. Keep the light burning. Ghana and Africa is proud of you!

  Madam Lordina, congratulations. Keep the light burning. Ghana and Africa is proud of you!

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• Richmond O. Kelly 11 years ago

  Its a great idea to prevent maternal and infant mortality.

  Its a great idea to prevent maternal and infant mortality.

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