Power Minister must jump before he is pushed - Kofi Kapito

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• . USMAN. 10 years ago

  ..Mahama is so heartless, wicked and corrupt that he wouldn’t blink stealing from an orphan. Please read the following:
  Ghana’s President Hurls Insults At Obasanjo At African Forum In London-bloomberg
  
  There was near p ...
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  ..Mahama is so heartless, wicked and corrupt that he wouldn’t blink stealing from an orphan. Please read the following:
  Ghana’s President Hurls Insults At Obasanjo At African Forum In London-bloomberg
  
  There was near pandemonium and confusion at the Annual Global African Investment Forum held in Westminster, Central London after a heated exchange between Ghana’s President John Mahama and former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo degenerated into open insults.This was due to General Obasanjo openly accusing the Ghanaian president and his government of blackmailing and collecting bribes from Nigerian businessmen in Ghana, buying numerous properties in Nigeria and South Africa and financially contributing 12 million dollars to Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign last year. This infuriated President Mahama who lost his temper and pointing his finger, called General Obasanjo an ” idiot” and a “silly buffoon”.It took other ministers present as well as Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni to calm tempers and usher President Mahama to a nearby room. The forum, which takes place from 1st to 3rd December is attended by African Heads of States Ministers, Private equity firms and investors to discuss opportunities for investment and development in African Economies.
  
  Source: Bloomberg

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• OLD SOLDIER 10 years ago

  Author:-Esther K, LONDON...
  The level of corruption and thievery among Mahama's relatives, members of NDC Government is such that, is it better for Ghana go into into Civil war than to allow EC and NDC to steal the people's ...
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  Author:-Esther K, LONDON...
  The level of corruption and thievery among Mahama's relatives, members of NDC Government is such that, is it better for Ghana go into into Civil war than to allow EC and NDC to steal the people's vote. Nana will either come to power or Civil war. Rwanda is doing better after Civil War. Let five million people die in civil war, the country will rise there after than to allow these monkey fools continue steal all the country's resources.

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• Shaft 10 years ago

  Old Soldier, have you got an understanding of what you just posted even 1 person dying out of any political instability is wrong. You mentioned Rwanda where is the progress after the civil war, the Death of any innocent per ...
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  Old Soldier, have you got an understanding of what you just posted even 1 person dying out of any political instability is wrong. You mentioned Rwanda where is the progress after the civil war, the Death of any innocent person due to political issues is very wrong not to mention the fact that the masses don't in the end all go into politics. Most are just the normal citizen, poor and no need as to who rules because be it the donkey or pig who becomes president it don't matter to the family in the village but civil war can and does really reach the village. If you understand warfare which I think you don't this won't be written by you. Politics is not about fights but the will to show you have a country at heart. NPP or NDC Ghana will always be Ghana remember there was a party call CPP where is it today but the population is growing and had out lived the CPP.

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• Kweku Boateng Jnr. 10 years ago

  Have you ever gone to Rwanda? Those who are calling for civil war should think twice. You live abroad and write and call for five million people to die? Old Soldier, please do not repost such trash. No violence, yes to the ba ...
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  Have you ever gone to Rwanda? Those who are calling for civil war should think twice. You live abroad and write and call for five million people to die? Old Soldier, please do not repost such trash. No violence, yes to the ballot box.

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• obibini south ofankor 10 years ago

  the minister for power mr kwabena donkor must do the honourable thing by resigning if his promise is not kept by end of December 2015. if he fails to resign then president Mahama will have to act. God bless Ghana.

  the minister for power mr kwabena donkor must do the honourable thing by resigning if his promise is not kept by end of December 2015. if he fails to resign then president Mahama will have to act. God bless Ghana.

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• KING LOMOTEY 10 years ago

  Ghanaians must learn to conserve energy, we waste too much energy. Who is leading the campaign to turn off the lights?

  Ghanaians must learn to conserve energy, we waste too much energy. Who is leading the campaign to turn off the lights?

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• kofi adu 10 years ago

  your name suggests you are a bozo. shut up ok.

  your name suggests you are a bozo. shut up ok.

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• Nana Effah 10 years ago

  You are jumping the gun. The man did promise on appointment that if he was unable to solve the power problem in a year's tenure in office, then he would submit himself to dismissal. The time is in twilight and he has indicate ...
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  You are jumping the gun. The man did promise on appointment that if he was unable to solve the power problem in a year's tenure in office, then he would submit himself to dismissal. The time is in twilight and he has indicated that after next week power enmass would be restored in the country. We've waited for eleven months, just under a month is left. So we wait.

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• ARNOLD 10 years ago

  STOP TALKING ROT. IF YOU ARE AMAN GO BACK TO VIRGINIA

  STOP TALKING ROT. IF YOU ARE AMAN GO BACK TO VIRGINIA

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• mma 10 years ago

  They leave their home to rot and rather waste precious time praying all day for the failure of all effors of gov't to improve the lives of ghanaians

  They leave their home to rot and rather waste precious time praying all day for the failure of all effors of gov't to improve the lives of ghanaians

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