Pension funds: Private sector gives govt Nov. 30 ultimatum

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Ago 11 years ago

NPP is behind this conspiracy. They will still fail!

NPP is behind this conspiracy. They will still fail!
Haile Mengistus Manasseh V11 11 years ago

There isn't any problem without a solution. Those who think the current storms of challenges are permanent may be day dreaming.The natural trend of events indicates that a person or a nation's strength is tested in his/her we ...
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There isn't any problem without a solution. Those who think the current storms of challenges are permanent may be day dreaming.The natural trend of events indicates that a person or a nation's strength is tested in his/her weakness. In weakness he is challenged to come out with resilience and determination to achieve victory. No matter the challenges, they will eventually come to pass and those who for political patronage have lost their first estate as Ghanaians will bow their heads in shame.This is not the first time we went through these difficult times as a nation. In the end Ghana shall prevail. No single person in Ghana is born the " messiah ", we all have the collective responsibility to help make Ghana a better place. It is not the prerogative responsibility of any selected few.
Best Teacher 11 years ago

Hello Haile,
Thumbs up!! Wonderful statements. Keep it up.
Truly, the doomsayers shall fail.

Hello Haile,
Thumbs up!! Wonderful statements. Keep it up.
Truly, the doomsayers shall fail.
Mamoud 11 years ago

The monies collected from workers have virtually disappeared, and that Thomson guy at SSNIT is not to be trusted. He is a vampire, and his brother is the other Thomson that was the CEO at STC, and has been removed this year b ...
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The monies collected from workers have virtually disappeared, and that Thomson guy at SSNIT is not to be trusted. He is a vampire, and his brother is the other Thomson that was the CEO at STC, and has been removed this year by workers on matters relating to pension funds and other wrongdoings. Until the "Big" Thomson at SSNIT is removed, the extent of the damage done to workers' pensions in this country will never be known. SSNIT is bankrupt under Mr. Thomson and the monies have been misused.

The only lasting solution to this impasse is to send BNI to SSNIT to investigate and unearth the stinking rot, and skeletons that are kept in their big cupboards. What they will find will send every Ghanaian into the street calling for "blood to flow". Unfortunately, the government itself seems to have a hand in the malfeasance, and that is the expected impediment workers would have to face.
Asibey 11 years ago

Stupid! Was it NPP that advised the government to squander the money meant for the unions?

Stupid! Was it NPP that advised the government to squander the money meant for the unions?
Dessy 11 years ago

You don't understand the idea of pension fund management..most of the nation struggling managing the pension fund because the stake is high..gorv. Have to come out with money every month and if the investment of the fund did ...
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You don't understand the idea of pension fund management..most of the nation struggling managing the pension fund because the stake is high..gorv. Have to come out with money every month and if the investment of the fund did not go well or go on sparrow..gorv still have to come out with money ..gov in delicate situation
YES 11 years ago

The timetable was to transfer all their funds starting May, 2012 upon nominating their fund managers, from deductions that was started in January of 2010. Currently, deductions from Jan, 2010 to Dec, 2011, ie 2 solid years, i ...
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The timetable was to transfer all their funds starting May, 2012 upon nominating their fund managers, from deductions that was started in January of 2010. Currently, deductions from Jan, 2010 to Dec, 2011, ie 2 solid years, is nowhere to be found.
Why could SSNIT and BoG not reconcile the principal owed the private sector workers and the interest that has accrued so far, because it has been misapplied or looted.
The Mahama led NDC gov't is the worst ever, and need to be voted out.
Menua Kwadwo 11 years ago

I did not know Solomon Kotei was Akan. What a WAOW!!!!!

I did not know Solomon Kotei was Akan. What a WAOW!!!!!
ALHASSAN 11 years ago

Didn't know NDC was still in the looting and thievery business. WHAT A WAOW!!!!!.

Didn't know NDC was still in the looting and thievery business. WHAT A WAOW!!!!!.
TWEAA 11 years ago

AND STILL, CREATING, LOOTING, AND SHARING.....

AND STILL, CREATING, LOOTING, AND SHARING.....

Maxwell 11 years ago

Eh! This Mahama-led government owes everybody in Ghana. Earlier it was eating to the born, now it is the born that had been eaten. I'm pessimistic of anything good in the coming months.

Eh! This Mahama-led government owes everybody in Ghana. Earlier it was eating to the born, now it is the born that had been eaten. I'm pessimistic of anything good in the coming months.
David 11 years ago

These Akan Union leaders are contemptuous of the nations leaders and threatening it by the day. Government should dismiss these idiots. It is their mothers and sister who go to the schools and hospitals they have shut down. ...
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These Akan Union leaders are contemptuous of the nations leaders and threatening it by the day. Government should dismiss these idiots. It is their mothers and sister who go to the schools and hospitals they have shut down. Every oessewa of loss should be deducted from the salary of the workers
Joe 11 years ago

Foolish parochial nationalist! The leaders are not Akans, they are dedicated and committed union leaders who are seeking the welfare and interests of their constituents. Such leaders are needed to steam the tide of unconstitu ...
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Foolish parochial nationalist! The leaders are not Akans, they are dedicated and committed union leaders who are seeking the welfare and interests of their constituents. Such leaders are needed to steam the tide of unconstitutionalism of a corrupt and incompetent government. Ethnicity is of no relevance.
Adjei 11 years ago

nonsense. You cannot hold this country at ransome.

nonsense. You cannot hold this country at ransome.
Nana Kasa 11 years ago

This is nothing to do with pensions. It is rather a fight against Mahama for blocking most of the avenues these workers were using to steal government money.

This is nothing to do with pensions. It is rather a fight against Mahama for blocking most of the avenues these workers were using to steal government money.
Best Teacher 11 years ago

Your nail is right on the head. I said it yesterday. Dear Prez Mahama, You cannot seal all the loopholes of corruption and expect to have peace.
This is Ghana for u.

Your nail is right on the head. I said it yesterday. Dear Prez Mahama, You cannot seal all the loopholes of corruption and expect to have peace.
This is Ghana for u.
I k 11 years ago

Oh no nd c

Oh no nd c
Abrepo bonsu 11 years ago

So things are bad ?s

So things are bad ?s
ISSA ABONGO 11 years ago

NDC FOUND MONEY IN MILLIONS OF CEDIS TO PAY WOYOME, CP, SADA, SUBAH, AFRICAN AUTOMOBILE QUICKER THAN ONE CAN SAY JACK, YET THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR PENSION FUNDS.

NDC FOUND MONEY IN MILLIONS OF CEDIS TO PAY WOYOME, CP, SADA, SUBAH, AFRICAN AUTOMOBILE QUICKER THAN ONE CAN SAY JACK, YET THEY ARE NOT ABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR PENSION FUNDS.
MIKY 11 years ago

Mahama should fix the problems instead the arrogant being take position. what does the law say? The answer is clear.Give the workers money to them now.

Mahama should fix the problems instead the arrogant being take position. what does the law say? The answer is clear.Give the workers money to them now.

Landiz 11 years ago

Is this what u call it ceiling holes of corruption. What about the current world cup saga. You are really funny indeed.

Is this what u call it ceiling holes of corruption. What about the current world cup saga. You are really funny indeed.
Dessy 11 years ago

They are all part of conspiracy theories

They are all part of conspiracy theories
TWEAA 11 years ago

WE DO NOT, I MEAN, WE DO NOT NEED ANY 'ATUGUBA' IN THIS CASE,ELSE........

WE DO NOT, I MEAN, WE DO NOT NEED ANY 'ATUGUBA' IN THIS CASE,ELSE........

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