No embargo on employment –Terkper

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Yaovi 10 years ago

In their 7th year, they are still waiting for the economy to expand. Shame

In their 7th year, they are still waiting for the economy to expand. Shame
Baba Nurudeen Issah 10 years ago

Liars like Tekper shall book their place in the enternal lake of fire. May Allah never forgive u and ur NDC gov. for jeopardizing with our future. The youth of Ghana are very disappointed in you.

Liars like Tekper shall book their place in the enternal lake of fire. May Allah never forgive u and ur NDC gov. for jeopardizing with our future. The youth of Ghana are very disappointed in you.
Anonymous Coward 10 years ago

Telling lies is in their DNA. No wonder Ghana is among the filthiest countries on earth thanks to these useless government.

Telling lies is in their DNA. No wonder Ghana is among the filthiest countries on earth thanks to these useless government.
THOMAS DUKORMEVI 10 years ago

I never knew this man was also such a shameless liar !!!!

I never knew this man was also such a shameless liar !!!!
MD 10 years ago

Oh mr minister tell the truth and stop telling liers NDC is telling untrue story

Oh mr minister tell the truth and stop telling liers NDC is telling untrue story
prince Nat 10 years ago

Then Tell the Government to close down some of the schools until the Economy Explode because once we complete education we must gain employment ? what if private also refuse to employed workers where do go after we complete e ...
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Then Tell the Government to close down some of the schools until the Economy Explode because once we complete education we must gain employment ? what if private also refuse to employed workers where do go after we complete education ?
GANDALF 10 years ago

WHY ARE POLITICIANS NOT STRAIGHT FORWARD? UNIVERSITIES AND POLYTECHNICS HAVE LECTURERS WHO HAVE RETIRED, PASSED ON OR RESIGNED. THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS KEEPS INCREASING BUT WHENEVER THESE INSTITUTIONS WANT TO RECRUIT, THEY ARE ...
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WHY ARE POLITICIANS NOT STRAIGHT FORWARD? UNIVERSITIES AND POLYTECHNICS HAVE LECTURERS WHO HAVE RETIRED, PASSED ON OR RESIGNED. THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS KEEPS INCREASING BUT WHENEVER THESE INSTITUTIONS WANT TO RECRUIT, THEY ARE TOLD THEY CAN'T. EVEN IF YOU MAKE THE MISTAKE OF EMPLOYING PEOPLE FOR PART TIME TEACHING, YOU ARE QUERIED. SO WHAT IS TERKPER TELLING US? THROWING DUST INTO OUR EYES. PLEASE LEARN TO SPEAK THE TRUTH. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF APPLICATIONS FOR EMPLOYMENT AS LECTURERS AND THERE ARE MANY SPACES IN THE UNIVERSITIES AND POLYTECHNICS. EMPLOY THEM AND LET'S SEE. LECTURERS ARE SUFFOCATING UNDER THE LOAD AND THEIR HEALTH IS CLEARLY AFFECTED. STOP TELLING LIES FOR ONCE PLEASE!!
Sam 10 years ago

only Jesus can see us through

only Jesus can see us through
Dr Diasempa 10 years ago

Tekper is lying through his teeth. If no embargo then why keep the 2000 nurses at home? Employ the Nurses NOW!

Tekper is lying through his teeth. If no embargo then why keep the 2000 nurses at home? Employ the Nurses NOW!
Don 10 years ago

Why do politicians always lie us? You people see us as fools right? You don't even fear God to say this.

Why do politicians always lie us? You people see us as fools right? You don't even fear God to say this.

yaama 10 years ago

May the almighty God punish his lies

May the almighty God punish his lies
Soothsayer 10 years ago

Go read Animal Farm. Squealer was a very good propagandist. "Ghanaians never knew that there was no ban on employment. It is today we are being told. All Ghanaians dreamt that there was a ban and so refused to be employed"

Go read Animal Farm. Squealer was a very good propagandist. "Ghanaians never knew that there was no ban on employment. It is today we are being told. All Ghanaians dreamt that there was a ban and so refused to be employed"
Kanawu 10 years ago

I am neither an accountant nor an economist BUT from a lay man point of view I can see that Ghana's companies and especially civil and public services are over staffed. There are a lot of waste in the system. Visit the minist ...
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I am neither an accountant nor an economist BUT from a lay man point of view I can see that Ghana's companies and especially civil and public services are over staffed. There are a lot of waste in the system. Visit the ministries 1000s of staff working from one place to the other, some placing drought, ludo, cards, etc, some eating and others sitting in the office doing NOTHING. If Ghana were a company how do you balance the books and make profit or break-even. if so called qualified accountants like Terper who are running the country, can't see what is happening them we are in serious serious trouble see
Soothsayer 10 years ago

Therefore there is an embargo on employment and this is understandable.

Therefore there is an embargo on employment and this is understandable.
Kilkor 10 years ago

Lier!

Lier!
Clearance Seedorf 10 years ago

Where from this untrue story? NDC is throwing dust into people's eye. I asked one of the educational directors and he said still there is embargo on employment especially teaching sector.

Where from this untrue story? NDC is throwing dust into people's eye. I asked one of the educational directors and he said still there is embargo on employment especially teaching sector.
shan 10 years ago

Why do directors of education keep on telling me they cant employ me even though I send them assurance letter from a school where I got vacancy just bcs of embargo?

Why do directors of education keep on telling me they cant employ me even though I send them assurance letter from a school where I got vacancy just bcs of embargo?
Elias 10 years ago

A quite man like Terkper also behaving like this.God give us more patience.

A quite man like Terkper also behaving like this.God give us more patience.
alex kofi 10 years ago

I nearly got employed as an IT administrator only to be told there is ban and they can't do anything abt it.now u r here telling lies

I nearly got employed as an IT administrator only to be told there is ban and they can't do anything abt it.now u r here telling lies
National Agenda 10 years ago

There are huge vacancies for jobs within the public sector; the security agencies need to absorb more...the health sector needs to take in more....several government agencies have so many vacancies; it is a big shame that yo ...
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There are huge vacancies for jobs within the public sector; the security agencies need to absorb more...the health sector needs to take in more....several government agencies have so many vacancies; it is a big shame that you are unable to expand work force because you have not grown the economy. Few people are doing work meant for so many people in most sectors especially health, the security agencies, the judiciary and agriculture sector. There are areas that seem workers are redundant but NO...this is NOT actually the case; the reason is, they have nothing do their job. Go to PWD for example...you will find the best artisans in the country, very experienced workers but they go tobwork and sleep. Can't for example, carpenters in PWD be given some money to provide furniture for schools? When we were kids we saw PWD and Highways staff filling pot-wholes and fixing the roads all the time. AESL staff have the best Engeers but government refuses to use them.... Rather the little government can provide goes to government cronies under the pretence of PPP. NDC/Mahama is only abusing every good initiative. This government is worse in terms of job creation. This government lacks initiave and very lazy. A government that only knows how to contact loans and squander under the money under pretence of infrastructural development. This is very shameful...Mr. Finance Minister.

Elom 10 years ago

I respected this minister before he made this comment as fine gentleman but ..... Embargo has been on employment since 2009. It was unfortunate to meet this govt in power 2009 when I was then service personnel. Now they have ...
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I respected this minister before he made this comment as fine gentleman but ..... Embargo has been on employment since 2009. It was unfortunate to meet this govt in power 2009 when I was then service personnel. Now they have place embargo on upgrading of workers too.
Joy 10 years ago

I have being working for almost three years as a nurse who graduated from a private nursing institutions but have not being mechanized.We were told there has being an embargo so which should we believe

I have being working for almost three years as a nurse who graduated from a private nursing institutions but have not being mechanized.We were told there has being an embargo so which should we believe
blackstone 10 years ago

that man is part of our suffering, may he never received peace and blessing from God;
we the environmental health enter so many offices of the ministers what we were told there embergo on employment ,today you are here tell ...
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that man is part of our suffering, may he never received peace and blessing from God;
we the environmental health enter so many offices of the ministers what we were told there embergo on employment ,today you are here telling us lies
Oboadie 10 years ago

Mr Terkeper, i think you have to honest and serious with Ghanaian. I have regretted voting for NDC, all what you want to tell us is that this government don,t have anything good for the young graduate. Please you are a minist ...
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Mr Terkeper, i think you have to honest and serious with Ghanaian. I have regretted voting for NDC, all what you want to tell us is that this government don,t have anything good for the young graduate. Please you are a minister respect yourself and your words, this is a lie

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