Ambassado Smith calls on the Ghanaian Diaspora to invest in Ghana

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Jack Toronto 10 years ago

How can we come and invest back home while dumsor is still going on.and u put too much on taxes at habour

How can we come and invest back home while dumsor is still going on.and u put too much on taxes at habour
mike 10 years ago

shut yr stinking mouth up do u fucking care or look after Ghanaians even last week the first ghjanaian to bring radio station to London died did u even wish his family condonlenses you lot are only there for yr selfish intr ...
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shut yr stinking mouth up do u fucking care or look after Ghanaians even last week the first ghjanaian to bring radio station to London died did u even wish his family condonlenses you lot are only there for yr selfish intrest when ghanains in uk have problems you are never there to help when have you met ghanains in the uk to even talk to them never so don't come and tell Ghanaians with yr stupid talk to invest in ghana
Memma White 10 years ago

The Ambassador has taken a courageous step to invite Ghanaians abroad to consider investing their monies in the country. It would be a positive step except that the climate in Ghana is not conducive to business. Actually, if ...
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The Ambassador has taken a courageous step to invite Ghanaians abroad to consider investing their monies in the country. It would be a positive step except that the climate in Ghana is not conducive to business. Actually, if you analyze the how the regulations stack up, their combined impact is to discourage business and foment corruption. The Ambassador needs to go back and do his homework. You still think when they announce that Ghana's economy is booming reflects the reality? The average Ghanaian reads about this and wonders why they cannot feel the effect in their own wallets. Why is Government the largest employer? How does that affect the economy? Why does the government have to import foodstuff when there are vast agricultural lands. Why is it that the ambassador is not asking for talent from the diaspora but is only asking for their money? Ghanaians who lived abroad understand how an economy has to be managed. These bureaucrats in Accra don't. It doesn't take an Einstein to figure out that the secrecy, the lack of transparency in Government is to conceal ineptitude. Ghanaians have to start holding their officials accountable for their promises and their actions. Ghana officials are not dishonest by default. It is the attitude of Ghanaians that makes them dishonest. If you hold them to a higher standard, they will quickly adjust to the new realities.
Donor 10 years ago

I want invest in making syhetic ice but if there is no light it will be impossible

I want invest in making syhetic ice but if there is no light it will be impossible
Mpata 10 years ago

You have lots of money why dont you invest for us to follow you.

You have lots of money why dont you invest for us to follow you.
Joe Canada 10 years ago

Ghana is currently one of the most dangerous place to invest, especially if you are a Ghanaian living overseas. There is no protection for businesses. Government doesn't know what they are doing, and God help you if you ever ...
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Ghana is currently one of the most dangerous place to invest, especially if you are a Ghanaian living overseas. There is no protection for businesses. Government doesn't know what they are doing, and God help you if you ever encounter any problem. You can make some headway if you can identify yourself as an NDC sympathiser. Worst of all is if you want to acquire a land to build, chiefs are selling land to multiple buyers, and people are losing their lives because of that. Currently the last place one should consider investing, is Ghana. The investment climate is not good!!!.
MAHAMA IS A THIEF 10 years ago

INVEST IN GHANA? YOU MUST BE BLOODY JOKING! I AM KEEPING MY DOLLARS FIRMLY IN MY POCKET....UNTIL NPP COMES TO POWER. YOU NDC JOKERS ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF CLUELESS NIMCOMPOOPS & BIG-TIME CROOKS! INVEST IN GHANA MY ARSE!!

INVEST IN GHANA? YOU MUST BE BLOODY JOKING! I AM KEEPING MY DOLLARS FIRMLY IN MY POCKET....UNTIL NPP COMES TO POWER. YOU NDC JOKERS ARE NOTHING BUT A BUNCH OF CLUELESS NIMCOMPOOPS & BIG-TIME CROOKS! INVEST IN GHANA MY ARSE!!
KTZ 10 years ago

Ghanaian Diaspora should tell Ambassador Smith to fix the homeland security problems first. Too much armed robbery and unsustainable power problems don't attract investment in Ghana. Government should fix the very basic probl ...
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Ghanaian Diaspora should tell Ambassador Smith to fix the homeland security problems first. Too much armed robbery and unsustainable power problems don't attract investment in Ghana. Government should fix the very basic problems in Ghana to attract investors.
Palmer- Germany 10 years ago

Dear Mr. commissioner,
please do me a favour and help Ghanaian business men and women at home before asking Diaspora.They are crying for help but they dont get it,so do your home-work first before and there ist a lot to be d ...
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Dear Mr. commissioner,
please do me a favour and help Ghanaian business men and women at home before asking Diaspora.They are crying for help but they dont get it,so do your home-work first before and there ist a lot to be done to attract Diaspora.
Thanks.
Obrefo 10 years ago

You've disenfranchised us but now want us to invest in Ghana so you can steal our hard earned money without recourse? Why not invest some of the money looted in Ghana?

You've disenfranchised us but now want us to invest in Ghana so you can steal our hard earned money without recourse? Why not invest some of the money looted in Ghana?

Kwasi Darte Bx . Ny 10 years ago

Mr. Smith tell your Boss to first invest in Ghana and not in Dubai ok. After that tell mosquito to follow and we the rest will follow when NPP comes in power.

Mr. Smith tell your Boss to first invest in Ghana and not in Dubai ok. After that tell mosquito to follow and we the rest will follow when NPP comes in power.
Frankie 10 years ago

its only a fool who will invest in Ghana it's too dangerous with armed robbers everywhere no body in his right mind will invest in Ghana the police. Are corrupt I will rather keep my dollars in the bank here in USA and earn i ...
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its only a fool who will invest in Ghana it's too dangerous with armed robbers everywhere no body in his right mind will invest in Ghana the police. Are corrupt I will rather keep my dollars in the bank here in USA and earn intrest
anlo via in u.s.a 10 years ago

No Power no investment. You better tell your goverment to work on stabilising power then you can talk about investment Mr. Smith

No Power no investment. You better tell your goverment to work on stabilising power then you can talk about investment Mr. Smith
sulamana 10 years ago

IF YOU REFUSE TO INVEST IN GHANA, WHO DO YOU EXPECT TO INVEST AND IMPROVE GHANA FOR YOU? YOU PEOPLE RECEIVED YOUR EDUCATION FREE IN GHANA BUT REFUSE TO INVEST FOR PALTRY AND USELESS REASONS. YOU ALL NEED TO GET YOUR HEADS EXA ...
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IF YOU REFUSE TO INVEST IN GHANA, WHO DO YOU EXPECT TO INVEST AND IMPROVE GHANA FOR YOU? YOU PEOPLE RECEIVED YOUR EDUCATION FREE IN GHANA BUT REFUSE TO INVEST FOR PALTRY AND USELESS REASONS. YOU ALL NEED TO GET YOUR HEADS EXAMINED. gHANA IS NOT A FAILED STATE. JUST A FEW TWEAKS HERE AND THERE CAN MAKE gHANA AN INVESTMENT HEAVEN!!!
At oh forson 10 years ago

Victor wo y3 kwasia pii awi kronor.

Victor wo y3 kwasia pii awi kronor.
UNIGOV 10 years ago

HOW AND WHY DO YOU INVEST IN GHANA. INEED POWER 24 7 365. IS THAT GUARANTEED?

HOW AND WHY DO YOU INVEST IN GHANA. INEED POWER 24 7 365. IS THAT GUARANTEED?
ALI 10 years ago

Thanks

Thanks

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