Parliament pays tribute to Gladys Asmah

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• WHO SAYS YENTIE OBIAA??? 11 years ago

  Maame Dayie Nyame mfa wo sie.......

  Maame Dayie Nyame mfa wo sie.......

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• Mahmoud 11 years ago

  I like Mrs Gladys Asmah as a person, and I believe all the good things her colleagues are saying about her. However, being the founding Minister of Women and Children’s Affairs, she would have vehemently disagreed with me ...
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  I like Mrs Gladys Asmah as a person, and I believe all the good things her colleagues are saying about her. However, being the founding Minister of Women and Children’s Affairs, she would have vehemently disagreed with me if she had heard me suggest to the government that the ministry she founded should be scrapped.
  
  The Ministry of Women and Children’s Affairs is one of the ministries created to give jobs to the "Girls & Boys". And if it is scrapped, the proceeds would be used for more tractors, fishing nets and sprays for cocoa farms to further improve our economy and better the lives of people at the grassroots level.

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• Benjamin Ackah 11 years ago

  She has ,who love God

  She has ,who love God

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• @@@@@@@@ 11 years ago

  Oh mom why u depart from us so soon. Why not Allen,ASIEDU Nkasee, Meemee, ETC thieves in Ghana

  Oh mom why u depart from us so soon. Why not Allen,ASIEDU Nkasee, Meemee, ETC thieves in Ghana

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• Great Woman 11 years ago

  May her soul rest in perfect peace.

  May her soul rest in perfect peace.

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• Cultural Change 11 years ago

  She died on the June 24, 2014, but will be buried on October 31, 2014 !! - Why keep the body for so long????

  She died on the June 24, 2014, but will be buried on October 31, 2014 !! - Why keep the body for so long????

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• ben bruce 11 years ago

  not woman who blame e trash of mahama on God fire burn em and all ur decendants

  not woman who blame e trash of mahama on God fire burn em and all ur decendants

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• Kojo Azemeti 11 years ago

  I feel sick whenever I read such glowing tributes about any dead person in Ghana. We tend to exaggerate the virtues of every dead person as if Ghana is full of saints without any single shortcoming or regretable mistakes in t ...
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  I feel sick whenever I read such glowing tributes about any dead person in Ghana. We tend to exaggerate the virtues of every dead person as if Ghana is full of saints without any single shortcoming or regretable mistakes in their lives. The hypocricy is sickening to say the least and it ought to stop some day when true tributes about any dead person will be read.

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• KA 11 years ago

  Democracy lives and thrives in Ghana. Its politicians argue passionately for their views to be heard. Yet in good times or bad times they come together as one people. It is most inspiring.
  Long live Ghana.

  Democracy lives and thrives in Ghana. Its politicians argue passionately for their views to be heard. Yet in good times or bad times they come together as one people. It is most inspiring.
  Long live Ghana.

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• TEE 11 years ago

  MAHAMA THE THIEF

  MAHAMA THE THIEF

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