Professional groups demand passage of RTI into law

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• Omanba 11 years ago

  This call is strange in a country where all demands are preceded by strikes. What changed? Have the NPP parliamentarians gone to sleep?

  This call is strange in a country where all demands are preceded by strikes. What changed? Have the NPP parliamentarians gone to sleep?

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• Yaw Adu-Asare 11 years ago

  Late president Atta Mills cabinet approved the passage of RTI into law and informed the NDC parliament. Why has the parliament of Ghana shelved the passage of RTI bill into law?

  Late president Atta Mills cabinet approved the passage of RTI into law and informed the NDC parliament. Why has the parliament of Ghana shelved the passage of RTI bill into law?

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• Michael 11 years ago

  We have to be careful and circumspect about the things we want to hear and know Its not all information that is needful for public consumption.

  We have to be careful and circumspect about the things we want to hear and know Its not all information that is needful for public consumption.

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• Nana Oben 11 years ago

  Let me the citizen decide which information interests me. These shallow, CORRUPT, YEA YEA parliamentarians can't DECIDE WHICH PIECES OF INFORMATION I AND THE REST OF GHANAIANS ARE ENTITLED TO. THEY MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO HIDE ...
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  Let me the citizen decide which information interests me. These shallow, CORRUPT, YEA YEA parliamentarians can't DECIDE WHICH PIECES OF INFORMATION I AND THE REST OF GHANAIANS ARE ENTITLED TO. THEY MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO HIDE CROOKED, ONE-SIDED AND OUTRAGEOUS DEALS AND CONTRACTS.

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• mensah abrampa 11 years ago

  The passage of the Right To Information bill into law is past due. I wonder who among the parliamentarians is pulling the plug on this landmark legislation. They should be identifiedaand rejected by their constituents at voti ...
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  The passage of the Right To Information bill into law is past due. I wonder who among the parliamentarians is pulling the plug on this landmark legislation. They should be identifiedaand rejected by their constituents at voting time.

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• the lone crudader 11 years ago

  This has too long overdued because the paliament and the government in their marriage are afraid of their own dirty deals look at their packages taken home every month and the services rendered including the importation of wo ...
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  This has too long overdued because the paliament and the government in their marriage are afraid of their own dirty deals look at their packages taken home every month and the services rendered including the importation of wooden chairs and pampers from china this talks all doesnt it? Judgement awaits all for what ever man does on this earth man

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• Godfred kwame eduful 9 years ago

  is that soo

  is that soo

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