No money for Christmas; Ghanaians complain

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GH 11 years ago

GOOD NEWS

GOOD NEWS
Kwesi Bono 11 years ago

Ede bi k3k3....stop complaining and clap for Mahama...Better Ghana Agenda on course !!

Ede bi k3k3....stop complaining and clap for Mahama...Better Ghana Agenda on course !!
EFO KOKU 11 years ago

Ibi u guys dey there. Until you start to vote with your brains, you'll continue to wallow in poverty. Those NDC ministers are enjoying the Christmas big time. One is my friend.

Ibi u guys dey there. Until you start to vote with your brains, you'll continue to wallow in poverty. Those NDC ministers are enjoying the Christmas big time. One is my friend.
Egalitarian 11 years ago

Despite the economic hardship, we waste huge amounts on funeral incurring needless debts. It is our stupidity which is killing us

Despite the economic hardship, we waste huge amounts on funeral incurring needless debts. It is our stupidity which is killing us
HUMANISM 11 years ago

Blame it on the Asantehene, the Supreme Court Judges, and the Electoral Commission (Afari Gyan).

Also remember to blame yourselves for casting your vote for the NDC and JJ.

Blame it on the Asantehene, the Supreme Court Judges, and the Electoral Commission (Afari Gyan).

Also remember to blame yourselves for casting your vote for the NDC and JJ.
Chief amankwa 11 years ago

Pay the blood clart mahamas a visit ,they have all the cash in surplus ..they control your taxes,

Pay the blood clart mahamas a visit ,they have all the cash in surplus ..they control your taxes,
princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

A family is sitting around the supper table on Christmas eve. The son asks his father, “Dad, how many kinds of breasts are there?

The father, surprised, answers, “Well, son, there are three kinds of breasts. In her twe ...
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A family is sitting around the supper table on Christmas eve. The son asks his father, “Dad, how many kinds of breasts are there?

The father, surprised, answers, “Well, son, there are three kinds of breasts. In her twenties, a woman’s breasts are like melons, round and firm. In her thirties to forties, they are like pears, still nice but hanging a bit. After fifty, they are like onions.”

“Onions?”

“Yes, you see them and they make you cry.”

This infuriated the wife and daughter. So the daughter said ” Mom, how many kinds of penises are there?”

The mother, surprised, smiles and looks at her daughter and answers, “Well dear, a man goes through three phases. In a man’s twenties, his penis is like an oak tree, mighty and hard. In his thirties and forties, it is a Plantain, flexible but reliable. After his fifties, it is like a Christmas tree.”

“A Christmas tree?”

“Yes, dead from the root up and the balls are for decoration only!”
Neutral Zone 11 years ago

Just be thankful for life. It's just another day.

Just be thankful for life. It's just another day.
KAY 11 years ago

YOU WILL SEE PEOPLE DRIVING IN BIG CARS, BUILDING MANSON,DIONG GREAT THINGS BUT YET STILL A GHANAIAN WILL TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE WITHOUT MONEY.WONDERFUL COUNTRY.

YOU WILL SEE PEOPLE DRIVING IN BIG CARS, BUILDING MANSON,DIONG GREAT THINGS BUT YET STILL A GHANAIAN WILL TELL YOU THAT THEY ARE WITHOUT MONEY.WONDERFUL COUNTRY.
fiction 11 years ago

I am ndc member n a northern bt one must be honest irrespective of our political or ethnic affiliation mahama is a curse to ghana even we majority members of de party are wallowing in abjective poverty dispat our qualificati ...
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I am ndc member n a northern bt one must be honest irrespective of our political or ethnic affiliation mahama is a curse to ghana even we majority members of de party are wallowing in abjective poverty dispat our qualifications bt de useless minister are enjoying everywhere sending galfriends to abroad for holidays wat a useless govern in de histroy of ghana infact some of us n our family members sworn nt to vote for dis useless president n his party cum 2016 it is a prms n we shall abide by it HaaaaBaaaa john mahama is dat u ruling ghana dis way god ll punish u n ur useless appointees

GOODMAN 11 years ago

See who is talking. Who says there is no money? Only the lazy people. Learn to manage and stop complaining, it wont help you. Look at plenty new cars that Ghanians bought this year a lone.bye.

See who is talking. Who says there is no money? Only the lazy people. Learn to manage and stop complaining, it wont help you. Look at plenty new cars that Ghanians bought this year a lone.bye.
fiction 11 years ago

Goodman pls dnt be blend rather be realistic dose new cars u see in town nw are belong to ndc party followers if care to knw think abt de vunerable people in society n stop being myopic just bcus u belong to does nt mean u sh ...
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Goodman pls dnt be blend rather be realistic dose new cars u see in town nw are belong to ndc party followers if care to knw think abt de vunerable people in society n stop being myopic just bcus u belong to does nt mean u shouldnt reason with others idiot
C A K Konduah 11 years ago

Have you soon forgotten that NDC are Nation wreckers and Satans inmates to steal- kill- and destroy? Next time vote wisely

Have you soon forgotten that NDC are Nation wreckers and Satans inmates to steal- kill- and destroy? Next time vote wisely
Kadigariba 11 years ago

Savings and like of planning is the main problems of Ghanaians we take everything for granted,because "we"always think things are going to happened easily or just walk to anybody you know and feels he/she has money or living ...
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Savings and like of planning is the main problems of Ghanaians we take everything for granted,because "we"always think things are going to happened easily or just walk to anybody you know and feels he/she has money or living better to ask what you want and you will be given.
Plan your family,save money,don't pick and choose what jobs you want to do and lastly lets give every opportunity a chance and a try you never know.
Economic hardship is everywhere till you travelled you won't know how lucky we Ghanaians are blessed.
Sidney 11 years ago

How much does workers. make to save transportation alone. plus one meal add other cost if u have means of xtra income. don't ridicule. Others

How much does workers. make to save transportation alone. plus one meal add other cost if u have means of xtra income. don't ridicule. Others
Derick Antwi 11 years ago

i have not seen a president who did not love his own country. we must change his president 2016.

i have not seen a president who did not love his own country. we must change his president 2016.
Kodi Otoo 11 years ago

Wake up you lot. Christmas is not about money. It is all about joy of the birth of Christ. So it is what is in your heart, your honest good will toward your neighbours and fellow persons. A sincere words of 'Merry Christmas i ...
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Wake up you lot. Christmas is not about money. It is all about joy of the birth of Christ. So it is what is in your heart, your honest good will toward your neighbours and fellow persons. A sincere words of 'Merry Christmas is good enough and just cut your 'coat according to what you can afford'. Don't go to please people. Be wise and consider your own financial circumstances.
Sisi 11 years ago

Christmas is celebrating the birth of christ. Remember, it's celebration the birth but not death. You need food and drink. family reunion coming together to thank god for all he's done. Food and drink is the basic need of man ...
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Christmas is celebrating the birth of christ. Remember, it's celebration the birth but not death. You need food and drink. family reunion coming together to thank god for all he's done. Food and drink is the basic need of mankind and if you can't put food and drink on the table, you are equally as a death person. so please, don't insult the poor who can't afford it because he or she hasn't been paid for a whole year working for the government. Be blessed you can afford it but don't insult the those who can't afford.
Martin 11 years ago

Are Ghanaians putting in an honest day's work for an honest pay? Your salary reflects your amount of contribution to the national economy. You don't work you don't get paid.

Are Ghanaians putting in an honest day's work for an honest pay? Your salary reflects your amount of contribution to the national economy. You don't work you don't get paid.
citizin 11 years ago

next time vote ndc again, stupid people.

next time vote ndc again, stupid people.

Paa Joe 11 years ago

THE PICTURE ALONE, INDICATES THAT, HOW THE SO CALLED EDUCATED HAVE UNDERDEVELOPED GHANA.

WHEN GHANAIANS ARE NOT PRODUCTIVE,NOT IN THE POSITION TO TURN THE WHEEELS OF INDUSTRILIZATION TO STIMULATE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ...
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THE PICTURE ALONE, INDICATES THAT, HOW THE SO CALLED EDUCATED HAVE UNDERDEVELOPED GHANA.

WHEN GHANAIANS ARE NOT PRODUCTIVE,NOT IN THE POSITION TO TURN THE WHEEELS OF INDUSTRILIZATION TO STIMULATE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT,ECONOMIC GROWTH, EMPLOYMENT, INCOME AND QUALITY OF LIFE, HOW ARE THEY EXPECTED TO CELBRATE THE COMING CHRISTMAS.

SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT CONTINUE TO FEED ALL GHANAIANS.

WAS IT AT ALL NECESSARY FOR PEOPLE TO BE EDUCATED AT ALL IN THE COUNTRY.

GOD HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES.
Jojo 11 years ago

IF GHANAIANS ARE NOT PRODUCTIVE, THEN GHANA HAS TO BE DECLARED AS A WELFARE STATE,JUST AS KUFOUR ALLOWED THE WORLD BANK TO DECLARE GHANA AS HIGH INDEPTED POOR COUNTRY(HIPC)IN THE WORLD.

ACADEMIC TITLES IN THE MIDST OF POVE ...
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IF GHANAIANS ARE NOT PRODUCTIVE, THEN GHANA HAS TO BE DECLARED AS A WELFARE STATE,JUST AS KUFOUR ALLOWED THE WORLD BANK TO DECLARE GHANA AS HIGH INDEPTED POOR COUNTRY(HIPC)IN THE WORLD.

ACADEMIC TITLES IN THE MIDST OF POVERTY.

IT SOUNDS VERY SHAMEFUL.

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