Concerned Ghanaians meet Police over ‘Dumsor’ demo

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Komla Agbeshie ( Ho ) 10 years ago

Mahama is a failure and need to resign immediately.He who is indecisive,is not entitle to rule not even his home.Let Mahama and his incompetent administration call for an early elections to aviod the wrath of the people.

Mahama is a failure and need to resign immediately.He who is indecisive,is not entitle to rule not even his home.Let Mahama and his incompetent administration call for an early elections to aviod the wrath of the people.
OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, h ...
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When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, he had the gut to recommend his fellow journalists to be executed by PNDC. Pratt even recommended Baako to be killed by the regime, thank God Baako was instead touchered violently and severely but his life was spared. This is what Kwesi Pratt can do. Now Pratt is a secret agent to NDC and US Embassy in Ghana. May God forgive Pratt and spare him the untold evils that will come upon him and his generations. The souls of those journalist killed through Pratt's recommendations to PNDC will never forgive Pratt. Now Pratt has the guts to take Diplomatic Passport and smuggled his weak-headed children to work at the Ministries under Mills NDC, may God forgive Pratt and his dependance and spare them of the evils ahead of them...
PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 10 years ago

AUTHOR: MR. FIGURE-OUT----------------
It is only in Ghana would such a dishonorably idiot be on the government pay roll. Professor Mill should be solely blamed for imposing those criminals on us. After Mills found Betty Mou ...
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AUTHOR: MR. FIGURE-OUT----------------
It is only in Ghana would such a dishonorably idiot be on the government pay roll. Professor Mill should be solely blamed for imposing those criminals on us. After Mills found Betty Moulds guilty of judgement debt payments the only thing he could do was to move her to the Education dept to continue her looting. Readers would recall that Betty Mounds was the one who awarded SCHOOL building contracts at a triple price of the existing contract sum of some GH 80,000.00. And this happened at a time when they claim inflation was in the single digits. Could you imargin how foolish these criminal liars were. Kuffour built similar structures with 80,000 at a time when inflation was around 14.8% and under Mills it was 240,000 at a rate of 8.8%. And these buffoons turn around to blame the fall of the cedi on some mysterious dwarfs. I don't blame those African countries that have been ripped apart by civil unrest because if you have such buffoons in power who always turn our local elections into a West Africa one
by contracting Togolese Trokosis, Burkinabe and Wangaras from La Cote D'ivoire to vote for them, the " Road To Kigare", is sometimes, a likely option to kick their ass from power.
Uncle 10 years ago

This are faceless group of people who are collecting money from NPP to bribe people to demonstrate. Many a time it is the organizers who live fat on this moneys with only a peanut going to people who sat under the sun to do ...
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This are faceless group of people who are collecting money from NPP to bribe people to demonstrate. Many a time it is the organizers who live fat on this moneys with only a peanut going to people who sat under the sun to do their dirty work for them. These are part of the money EO/NPP earned through their evil maneuvers that they have share in the Tullow oil and manipulated the system to the extent that each time Tullow/Ghana lifts oil the EO/NPP also lifts oil which they sold abroad and by so doing earned hundreds of million of dollars if not billion which they have kept and using it to organise demonstrations. I say with all divine authority their evil mechanization will never see the day of light unless EO/NPP openly opologise to Ghanaian for their corrupt antecedents unprecedented in the history of this country.
OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

Author:-PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE)...

DR. BAWUMIA:-----------
“In the last six years, the NDC has borrowed US$27 billion. Before that, we, the NPP, borrowed a total of US$5.5 billion in eight years. Compare that to the ...
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Author:-PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE)...

DR. BAWUMIA:-----------
“In the last six years, the NDC has borrowed US$27 billion. Before that, we, the NPP, borrowed a total of US$5.5 billion in eight years. Compare that to the NDC borrowing $27 billion in six years and ask yourself what they have done with all that money,” the running mate to Nana Akufo-Addo said.

He said, though a lot more money has been spent, it is a paradox of economic management that this level of excessive spending has only led to greater hardships being visited on the people.

“NDC inherited a public debt stock of GHS9.5 billion in 2009,” the former Deputy Governor of the central bank said. “Today, Ghana’s debt has gone up to GHS65.7 billion. So when I say the stakes are high I am talking about the destiny of our country, Ghana, the future of the youth.”

“The NDC has been taxing everything, including condoms and cutlasses. In terms of resources, this NDC government has had more resources than any other government. We did not have oil. Yet, Ghanaians know what we did with the limited resources we had. We spent money responsibly to create the NHIS, introduce Capitation Grant, expand access to education, we spent wisely on infrastructure and built more roads than any other government,” he said.
ugly akufo addo 10 years ago

the animal is sick

the animal is sick
Joe 10 years ago

foolish coward, I said show your real name!!!!

foolish coward, I said show your real name!!!!
******* 10 years ago

And you'll die before him

And you'll die before him
Efo Paapa 10 years ago

Demonstration in deed. How many megawatts of power has been added to the existing one in the last 10yrs.

Demonstration in deed. How many megawatts of power has been added to the existing one in the last 10yrs.
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paa 10 years ago

Demonstrate every day unabated. Who cares

Demonstrate every day unabated. Who cares
Alos Philadelphia 10 years ago

With heat being put on this Government, this Government will run away and leave their Sandals behind as once said by Gyewu Kyem Former Editor of the Ghanaian Time s

With heat being put on this Government, this Government will run away and leave their Sandals behind as once said by Gyewu Kyem Former Editor of the Ghanaian Time s
Kwadwo Nkrumah 10 years ago

Independence day in my opinion,should be a day of sober nationwide reflection on which way forward as a citizenry,problems or no problems...
It is unfortunate many of us can criticise loudly, but act timidly in finding solut ...
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Independence day in my opinion,should be a day of sober nationwide reflection on which way forward as a citizenry,problems or no problems...
It is unfortunate many of us can criticise loudly, but act timidly in finding solution to vital national issues.
How many Ghanaian children would rise up one day and publicly yell against their biological parents for their inability to adequately provide for their basic needs???
The issue here is different, we would say.
My question is:what positive and productive effect would demo have on resolving the power crisis.
I beg to differ. Let us channel our youthful enthusiasm into greater benefits for Mother Ghana. If demo would help Mother Ghana, go ahead, but not on independence day. Question is, who are more concerned: those who partake in the match on that day or the demonstrators? God help Mother Ghana
Kanewu 10 years ago

This day is set there for celebration of our independence and nothing us If people are to stop work and stay at home to celebrate our har won independence why should we allow another group to use that day for so called demon ...
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This day is set there for celebration of our independence and nothing us If people are to stop work and stay at home to celebrate our har won independence why should we allow another group to use that day for so called demonstrations.Sorry to say our people now their rights but they dont know their responsibilityies to the state.
ambi 10 years ago

demo fine,but do that with lasting solutions suggesting to government

demo fine,but do that with lasting solutions suggesting to government
Concerned 10 years ago

The NPP left behind power generators which have never been used by this government because they say cannot get gas or oil. Now that we have oil and gas prices falling, if they still cannot find any during this period of abund ...
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The NPP left behind power generators which have never been used by this government because they say cannot get gas or oil. Now that we have oil and gas prices falling, if they still cannot find any during this period of abundance, when can they. They definitely have a few screws missing
Damba Mohammed 10 years ago

The date and day of the "Dumsor' demo is not correct. The March, 6 is friday and not saturday

The date and day of the "Dumsor' demo is not correct. The March, 6 is friday and not saturday
sALLY 10 years ago

What is needed is to withdraw/remove with immediate effect; all generators from ministers & government residences for them to have a feel of what is like with the (dumsor dumsor).When that is done; they will experience the e ...
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What is needed is to withdraw/remove with immediate effect; all generators from ministers & government residences for them to have a feel of what is like with the (dumsor dumsor).When that is done; they will experience the effect personally. This will prompt them to solve it. Until then; they do not care. OH GHANA!!!!A GOV THAT THE PEOPLE SERVE INSTEAD OF THE GOV SERVING THE PEOPLE. ONLY IN GHANA OH OH
Nana Effah 10 years ago

Demonstrations cannot provide the remedy to this 'Dumso' disease. Do the protesters think that the Government is deliberately punishing the country with this light-outs? Carefully find out the cause whether it is a deliberate ...
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Demonstrations cannot provide the remedy to this 'Dumso' disease. Do the protesters think that the Government is deliberately punishing the country with this light-outs? Carefully find out the cause whether it is a deliberate omission of duty on the part of the government or the government is indifferent to the harm this 'dumso' is causing the nation.

Deliberately planning this demonstration to coincide with Independence Anniversary is dastardly foolish.
Mr Biiig 10 years ago

Nana Effa do u know that these govt officials have 24hr power supply in their homes? And u never enjoyed it? Ghanaians minds have been played for long and I think the youth can effect a change with this. Hmmmmm
Only God kno ...
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Nana Effa do u know that these govt officials have 24hr power supply in their homes? And u never enjoyed it? Ghanaians minds have been played for long and I think the youth can effect a change with this. Hmmmmm
Only God knows if those we supply power to in other countries have similar problem as we have now. Can't comprehend it at all.

wilson 10 years ago

The only message this government understand s
ghanaians are fed up promises upon promises

The only message this government understand s
ghanaians are fed up promises upon promises
Reason 10 years ago

TRULY SPEAKING WHAT WILL THIS DEMONSTRATION YIELD TO. NOISE MAKING!NOISE MAKING!NOISE MAKING. IS IT A SOLUTION TO THE DOMSOR. BRING ON BORD SOLUTIONS. GHANA IS FOR ALL OF US.

TRULY SPEAKING WHAT WILL THIS DEMONSTRATION YIELD TO. NOISE MAKING!NOISE MAKING!NOISE MAKING. IS IT A SOLUTION TO THE DOMSOR. BRING ON BORD SOLUTIONS. GHANA IS FOR ALL OF US.
He Goat 10 years ago

You can demonstrate from now till the elections. If only it will bring back the light.

You can demonstrate from now till the elections. If only it will bring back the light.
DAVID V.K. ARKORFUL 10 years ago

This is what as a nation we should be doing from time to time.Peaceful public demonstrations to protest against the high price of petrol,dumsor dumsor,corruption etc
I will entreat everybody no matter your political inclinat ...
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This is what as a nation we should be doing from time to time.Peaceful public demonstrations to protest against the high price of petrol,dumsor dumsor,corruption etc
I will entreat everybody no matter your political inclination to join the anticipated demonstrations.
adam 10 years ago

Please what is 30,000x10=300,000
Please do this figure make sense to you?
Stop these things or else next time l will multiply the answer by 10 and you will be found wanton. Selah

Please what is 30,000x10=300,000
Please do this figure make sense to you?
Stop these things or else next time l will multiply the answer by 10 and you will be found wanton. Selah

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