Parliament fails to pass GYEEDA Bill again

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• Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

  GYEEDA bill by itself is never going to stop looting, cronyism and bribery in Ghana or at the Youth Employment agency; it’s about time NPP and NDC members of parliament stopped being childish.
  
  If as of 2015 government in ...
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  GYEEDA bill by itself is never going to stop looting, cronyism and bribery in Ghana or at the Youth Employment agency; it’s about time NPP and NDC members of parliament stopped being childish.
  
  If as of 2015 government institutions in Ghana do not have employee written policy handbooks that regulate acceptable employee behavior and or department acceptable transaction protocols then it would be better for parliament to produce one instead of the games. I am of the opinion that if there were any number of smart people left in Ghana's parliament they would get together and put together acceptable practices and procedures manual that must govern the new GYEEDA and any act that may be deemed as a breach to those practices and procedures; breaches should mandate arrest, booking and suspension from work without pay of the accused until investigations are completed.
  
  If exonerated, the government must make the accused whole by restoring lost wages, employment accrued time and or seniority status. There are lives at stake and Ghana's youth cannot be held hostages to the NPP NDC silliness.

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• Ericus-Ericus 10 years ago

  Abeeku, Why only GYEDA???? This used to be NYEP under NPP but we did not see this rot. Truly, NDC does not have Ghanaian youth at heart.... they are only thinking about themselves and their cronies. Do not blame NPP in this.. ...
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  Abeeku, Why only GYEDA???? This used to be NYEP under NPP but we did not see this rot. Truly, NDC does not have Ghanaian youth at heart.... they are only thinking about themselves and their cronies. Do not blame NPP in this...NPP is only making sure no one hides behind GYEDA to siphon monies from the state.

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• Ericus-Ericus 10 years ago

  My Honorable MPs, I beg all of you (both sides)... Do Not Rush to Pass the GYEDA bill ... Trust me some people in NDC have still not repented....The create, loot and share spirit is positive in their blood. (If you like forge ...
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  My Honorable MPs, I beg all of you (both sides)... Do Not Rush to Pass the GYEDA bill ... Trust me some people in NDC have still not repented....The create, loot and share spirit is positive in their blood. (If you like forget about this GYEDA thing...let's work to first revive the economy)

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• adanko 10 years ago

  THEY WILL PASS IT. THEY NEED MONEY BADLY....THESE LOOTERS USE WAYS AND MEANS ALL THE TIME

  THEY WILL PASS IT. THEY NEED MONEY BADLY....THESE LOOTERS USE WAYS AND MEANS ALL THE TIME

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• ugly akufo addo 10 years ago

  bastard

  bastard

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• Wisdom 10 years ago

  Ghanaians should learn to ask underperfomed president, ministers to stepd down. Mahama and his minister cannot survive vote of confidence in any part of the world except in ghana. comedian Ghanaians

  Ghanaians should learn to ask underperfomed president, ministers to stepd down. Mahama and his minister cannot survive vote of confidence in any part of the world except in ghana. comedian Ghanaians

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• TANII BA! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 years ago

  TANII IS STILL TANII, WHAT EVER IT IS. MAHAMA IS TANII, NO BRAINS! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  TANII IS STILL TANII, WHAT EVER IT IS. MAHAMA IS TANII, NO BRAINS! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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• OMAN BA PA 10 years ago

  MAHAMA AND HIS COCAINE,CORRUPT DOGS ARE ASSHOLES FOOOOLS

  MAHAMA AND HIS COCAINE,CORRUPT DOGS ARE ASSHOLES FOOOOLS

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• Haile Mengistus Manasseh V11 10 years ago

  Our MPs should stop being petty.
  I suggest the Minority which crying over loopholes that will result in financial losses to the Nation, do well to pinpoint the loop holes for public scrutiny and further come out with alterna ...
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  Our MPs should stop being petty.
  I suggest the Minority which crying over loopholes that will result in financial losses to the Nation, do well to pinpoint the loop holes for public scrutiny and further come out with alternatives that will plug the so called loop holes. Lamentations and refusing to pass the bill is not in the best interest of the Youths of the Nation. If the Minority is not against the passing of the bill as claimed by the Ranking Member for Youth, Sports and Culture committee Hon.Issac Kwame Asiamah, then the Minority MPs have a responsibility as law makers assist the Majority to clear the loop holes and by consensus pass the bill. This what they are paid for.

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• dante 10 years ago

  Twenty Richest People In Ghana For 2013
  
  1. Ibrahim Mahama -$1.9 billion /Businessman , Brother of the current President of Ghana. Only Ghanaian to own a private jet.
  
  2. Alfred Mahama -$1.3 billion./ Businessman, brother ...
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  Twenty Richest People In Ghana For 2013
  
  1. Ibrahim Mahama -$1.9 billion /Businessman , Brother of the current President of Ghana. Only Ghanaian to own a private jet.
  
  2. Alfred Mahama -$1.3 billion./ Businessman, brother of the current President of Ghana.
  3. Roland Agambire – $1.1billion/ RLG (eBay type of business) (Business man )
  4. Joseph Agyepong – $1.05billion/Businessman (Zoomlion waste management company and other businesses)….. title=”Company banned by World Bank in Liberia” target=”_blank”>
  5. John Mahama – $900 million/President of the Republic of Ghana, Politician.
  6. Alhaji Azuma Banda – $724 million./Businessman, owner of antrak air.
  7. Ato Ahwoi – $684 million/ Politician, Businessman.
  8. Dr. Sam Jonah – $430 Million/Businessman (Executive Director of Jonah Capital, Equity in Johannesberg, south Africa)
  9. Haruna Iddrisu – $300million/Politician, Minister of Trade.
  10. Alex Mould – $282 million/GMPC
  11. Dr. Kwame Addo Kufuor – $250million./ Physician, Politician.
  12. Tsatsu Tsikata – $245million/Lawyer, Businessman and Politician
  13. Elvis Afriyie Ankrah -$112 million./ Minister of Youth and Sports, Politician.
  14. Dr. Kwesi Nduom – $110 million./ Businessman and Politician.
  15. Ken Agyapong – $104 million/Politician/Businessman
  16. Prince Kofi Amoabeng – $98million/ CEO, UT Bank…… title=”He has an ongoing fraud case gaianst him” target=”_blank”>
  17. Asiedu Nketiah – $89million/Politician, Secretary of the ruling NDC Party.
  18. Alfred Woyome – $75million/Politically connected Businessman.
  19. Tony Lithur – 30million/ Lawyer
  20. Baba Kamara – $ 11million/ Politician (Commissioner to Nigeria)
  
  Source: Forbes Ghana

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• onyansa ni 10 years ago

  sika die government

  sika die government

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• Lopez 10 years ago

  When you have a government that is only interested in creating institutions just to enable it loot the econony, all in the name of propaganda then we have a problem. The money that was looted by the former managers of GYEEDA ...
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  When you have a government that is only interested in creating institutions just to enable it loot the econony, all in the name of propaganda then we have a problem. The money that was looted by the former managers of GYEEDA has not been retrieved and yet Mahama's NDC government wants another bill to pass without proper scrutiny to enable them steal again. When will NDC learn to respect Ghanaians as we deserve better.

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• Adjabitiase 10 years ago

  Job job job

  Job job job

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