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JUST A WASTE OF DAY!!!
For what reason is the 26 a holiday in Ghana?
Laziness will funish Ghana
From the president to the unborn in Ghana are all lazy. Why so??? We need progress but behaving as if all things are well. Its pity.
GHANAIANS ARE VERY LAZY. THATS THE TRUTH. WHY A HOLIDAY AGAIN. ALL OVER THE WORLD 28/12/2015 IS A NORMAL WORKING DAY. THATS WHY PRODUCTIVITY IS SO LOW IN GHANA
Ghana is fucked up big time. The whole place stinks brutal. Most of our rivers have been polluted by Chinese galamsayers, with the help of some stupid Ghanaians. Thanks to this foolish government.
Because the President does not have anything to do. Even the developed world is working. Dumsor has brought untold hardship to many businesses now they want to catch up u declare a holiday. For what
Let us for once have honest and fair discourse. I am against the practice of observing the 26as a holiday. But I am not blaming it on the current president. Call a spade a spade without political agenda for once people!
JJ did it, Kufour did it, Mills did
This is unproductive period !!
GET THE FUCK OUT OF THERE, U LAZY MINISTER
Behave. It is a charater cancer in Ghana. Too much holidays
I thought today, december 25th is a public holiday. How can you also make monday a holiday? No wonder Ghana remain poor.
Even the holiday for every 26th Dec. is useless,no need to add 28th,we have already enjoyed our day, please abolish these useless holidays.
every president did it so we should do it,is it not a stupid mentality?cant we break away from this stupid mistakes and move the country forward?Cant the supreme court initiate moves to change many stupid laws in the country ...
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Most countries observe only today as a holiday and Monday is business as usual. Time is money and no work on Monday means a loss of revenue.
This old pratice must stop.When a holiday fall on a weekend why should it be celebrated on a working day.
Ghana is still copying from his colonial master Britain.We are a poor country and need to work hard . This is pure l ...
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Whether announced or not our public work places will be empty on Monday because workers no they have not exhausted the normal two days holidays every x'mas season in this country. The debate is uncalled for. This is dirty p ...
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Too many Public Holidays in Ghana.Some countries work officially on December 26 but in Ghana if a Public Holiday falls on a weekend Monday is declared as public holiday.
hear him say an "Executive Instrument Orders" What a Lazy PRESIDENT¨¨! What else can we expect of him in his Created 24hr-DUMSOR¨.Holiday upon Holidaying.
Are we serious in Ghana? 26 falls on Saturday so Monday should be observed holiday. Dear Lord,have mercy on Ghana ; help us to get visionary leader ready and capable of leading the country to prosperity.
Why waste time and the nation's resources like that.
Aaaah is it so important.Government would come out tomorrow and tell us TUC isn't productive and lazy all they need is salary increment.Please government we beg let us go and work for our daily bread.Government you chop the m ...
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Ghanaians should be wary of these uncalled for breaks
Productivity is the bedrock of development and some of these holidays are not necessary
Saturday is 26 and so what ?
Monday should not be a holiday
Ghana is a fucking country
The president and ministers need to have s3* on holidays
The holidays are too much.
Lazy goons. Everyday is a holiday.
Dats al we knw in Ghana, holiday holiday. Hw cn we b more productive m chnge d economy n d state as a whol wit dis laziness. There must b atitudinal chmge. Mtcheeeeew
Ooohh my God, holiday for what? When are we going to stop this lazy way of life?
we have not enough power to serve the nation
yet we reschedule public holidays because it fall on a saturday
are we just dummy or inferior
Are we serious as a nation? Why Holiday.It doesn't make sense
Why......if you guys wont observe it go to work..... hypocrites
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