Metro Mass to lose Ghc60,000 monthly

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• DOGON YARO 10 years ago

  NDC has already stole 20 buses and hide them for 2016 election

  NDC has already stole 20 buses and hide them for 2016 election

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• Me so m'ente ase 10 years ago

  THE CROOKS ARE AT IT AGAIN.
  
  THIS IS NOTHING OTHER THAN VOTE BUYING.
  
  NDC WILL STOP AT NOTHING.
  
  GHANA. YE YE MOBRO.

  THE CROOKS ARE AT IT AGAIN.
  
  THIS IS NOTHING OTHER THAN VOTE BUYING.
  
  NDC WILL STOP AT NOTHING.
  
  GHANA. YE YE MOBRO.

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• okumanini 10 years ago

  Hmmmmmmm....... eye asem ooooo

  Hmmmmmmm....... eye asem ooooo

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• The mask 10 years ago

  Some parties in power tend to reward people and communities that they like and neglect other communities. This may be based on ethnic groups or votes garnered. Some people are not happy with the state of affairs.

  Some parties in power tend to reward people and communities that they like and neglect other communities. This may be based on ethnic groups or votes garnered. Some people are not happy with the state of affairs.

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• CORNEY 10 years ago

  Hopefully the elderly people don't have to bribe their way before they get those cards and the bus operators don't deny them boarding because they did not give them bribe.

  Hopefully the elderly people don't have to bribe their way before they get those cards and the bus operators don't deny them boarding because they did not give them bribe.

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• Pelicles 10 years ago

  Can someone explain to me why the educated ones keep referring to the old cedi value? Or they have the idea that if they did not use that reference, Ghanaians will not understand what they are talking about?
  
  Please, Ghana ...
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  Can someone explain to me why the educated ones keep referring to the old cedi value? Or they have the idea that if they did not use that reference, Ghanaians will not understand what they are talking about?
  
  Please, Ghana is currently using the new currency the GH cedis. Enough is enough.

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• ZABS BOY 10 years ago

  they're educated illiterates so they can't change

  they're educated illiterates so they can't change

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• fiction 10 years ago

  stupid people dey tink dis can win em elections 2016 god is watching u ndc wid ur tricks it wont work for u bcus ghanaians v decided their fate whch is vote de evil president n his party out period

  stupid people dey tink dis can win em elections 2016 god is watching u ndc wid ur tricks it wont work for u bcus ghanaians v decided their fate whch is vote de evil president n his party out period

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• KOFI 10 years ago

  if you are to spend this amount on the elderly voluntarily, it is not considered as a loss.As no one has forced you to do that, it is a social responsibility thing you just want to do and what we are all hoping is that you ...
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  if you are to spend this amount on the elderly voluntarily, it is not considered as a loss.As no one has forced you to do that, it is a social responsibility thing you just want to do and what we are all hoping is that you don't collapse the company.it has to be Ran as a business venture, with profit making motive so that it will no more be the tax payers money to be used always to buy new buses.i also for see abuse of this arrangement by the workers. ghana airways, stc and OSA fever is gradually catching up with MMT

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• Foreigner 10 years ago

  This IS a recipe for collapse.
  
  How can the government force another supposedly 'independent' government-owned company to execute an initiative without any compensation? The idea is good. I like it. But the money to pay ...
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  This IS a recipe for collapse.
  
  How can the government force another supposedly 'independent' government-owned company to execute an initiative without any compensation? The idea is good. I like it. But the money to pay the workers, pay for the bus repairs, pay for the fuel (which is overpriced !!) has to come from somewhere ! The government should fund or at least partially provide some type of relief to MMT...let it be reduced taxes (that's if they pay any) or something.
  It's a key contributing factor to the energy sector not thriving. Many companies would want to set-up energy generation plants in Ghana but are concerned about getting paid. Government institutions, police/army/prison barracks, schools, universities, etc have been getting their electricity for free. No money goes to ECG...no money goes to the power generators....It's that simple

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