Gov’t commits GHC150k to fight Meningitis

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Sam 9 years ago

The trap is set once again for more chop chop. ghana money in big trouble ooooooooooo!

The trap is set once again for more chop chop. ghana money in big trouble ooooooooooo!
Nii Teiko 9 years ago

More than 30 people are reported dead because of this menace and here we with the criminals in government committing a meagre 150,000 Ghana to fight such a deadly out break. If I think of the money used for that rebranding th ...
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More than 30 people are reported dead because of this menace and here we with the criminals in government committing a meagre 150,000 Ghana to fight such a deadly out break. If I think of the money used for that rebranding thing and how Inusah Fuseini is wasting the monies earmarked for the improvement of YEA, I got the compelling edge to stage an uprising and kill till these critins, just as Rawlings did to some group of people during the revolution days. But for fear of God, I will let it go for now. Time will tell.
John Tetegah 9 years ago

Government commits GHC150,000 to fight meningitis but spends over GHC3,000,000 on re-branding buses. That is Ghana, misplaced priorities.

Government commits GHC150,000 to fight meningitis but spends over GHC3,000,000 on re-branding buses. That is Ghana, misplaced priorities.
LAST DON 9 years ago

Don’t allow this cheap old wee smoker who has misappropriated all the booty bequeathed to him to send us into slavery.

He does not know what or how it feels to have nothing and one can tell about his desperation, frustra ...
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Don’t allow this cheap old wee smoker who has misappropriated all the booty bequeathed to him to send us into slavery.

He does not know what or how it feels to have nothing and one can tell about his desperation, frustration and emptiness when for the first time in his life; he will be humbled and have a little taste of being poor.

When his parents were siphoning from the state to care of him , he was busy smoking wee and womanising in Europe. ( Prodigal son)

This man has really had his share of happiness by now he should be pondering on how to meet his creator. What Ghanaians can do for him is to count him as one of us but not rule us.

After all he is too old and stale to comprehend let alone talk about currents trend of social developments.

HEY I HAVE NOT MENTION ANYONE’S NAME OO if you know of any old person who smokes wee and want to be president then it’s up to you…..NANIAMA !!!!!
Abla Agbeko 9 years ago

where are our priorities? For an outbreak that has already claimed 30 lives, Govt. commits only GH150.000? But could offload millions of dollars for cronies and family members and name it SADA. Something is wrong, man.

where are our priorities? For an outbreak that has already claimed 30 lives, Govt. commits only GH150.000? But could offload millions of dollars for cronies and family members and name it SADA. Something is wrong, man.
k. Ralph 9 years ago

150,000 cedis? Are we serious government? A disease that has taken over 30 lives already isn't outbreak but what? You spent a whooping 3.6 million just for your picture on a bus but, a token to curb a disease such as this de ...
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150,000 cedis? Are we serious government? A disease that has taken over 30 lives already isn't outbreak but what? You spent a whooping 3.6 million just for your picture on a bus but, a token to curb a disease such as this deadly meningitis. Oh Ghana leaders where is our sense of agency.
Obed 9 years ago

How about to be a bit thankful for a change?! We Ghanaian people suffer a lot from being unhappy every time for no reason: government doesn't do anything- we are unhappy, government does something- we are unhappy again. Maybe ...
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How about to be a bit thankful for a change?! We Ghanaian people suffer a lot from being unhappy every time for no reason: government doesn't do anything- we are unhappy, government does something- we are unhappy again. Maybe if we change our approach and attitude, we will finally be able to notice that the government we have is not such a bad as we think, and has done some good job for the past 3,5 years!!
Neil 9 years ago

What ever our government does apparently is not good enough for some Ghanaian. Tell then, what has NPP done for us so far??? It doesn't need to be smart to say bad things about someone or something, but you definitely need st ...
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What ever our government does apparently is not good enough for some Ghanaian. Tell then, what has NPP done for us so far??? It doesn't need to be smart to say bad things about someone or something, but you definitely need strong will and operating mind to suggest how to do better.
Nana 9 years ago

Well done by Mahama and government! Another great example of government work coming just one day after NDC offered help to poor traders from Kumasi. I think there are no more questions left who must win coming election! Go-go ...
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Well done by Mahama and government! Another great example of government work coming just one day after NDC offered help to poor traders from Kumasi. I think there are no more questions left who must win coming election! Go-go Mahama!
Ghanaian 9 years ago

Thank you government and President Mahama! Well done! To all who is sick speedy recovery!

Thank you government and President Mahama! Well done! To all who is sick speedy recovery!

Frank 9 years ago

NDC in the face of government gives a helping hand to those who is in need, and prioritize expense in the right way. Like when a few days back they helped to those traders who suffered from the fire at the market in Kumasi.

NDC in the face of government gives a helping hand to those who is in need, and prioritize expense in the right way. Like when a few days back they helped to those traders who suffered from the fire at the market in Kumasi.
Adu Boah 9 years ago

#TransformingGhana
That is a great set taken by the Govt, which shows how committed he is towards our welfare

#TransformingGhana
That is a great set taken by the Govt, which shows how committed he is towards our welfare
ken kweku Agyeman 9 years ago

#TransformingGhana

ThA clear indication that Government cares about the lives of the people who gave them the mandate to reform and transform this country.

#TransformingGhana

ThA clear indication that Government cares about the lives of the people who gave them the mandate to reform and transform this country.
Hazor 9 years ago

Has this irresponsible government abandon their quest to secure assistance from WHO?What a disgrace after Doling $292 million to AMERI this insentative government who did not care about Ghana tax payers claim to commit GHC 1 ...
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Has this irresponsible government abandon their quest to secure assistance from WHO?What a disgrace after Doling $292 million to AMERI this insentative government who did not care about Ghana tax payers claim to commit GHC 150 thousand cedis to fight meningitis shows who wicked and careless this Mahama government is.According Olusangu Obasanjo,president John Dramani Mahama stole $12 million tax payers money to give Goodyear Jonathan for free to campaign and you Ghanaian Tax payer GHC 150 thousand(K) to fight meningitis is absolutely insult to Ghanaians.Is this the presidency we want,The presidency who don't care a hoot about us
Papa 9 years ago

Ghanaian lives are that cheap? Is that how low NDC values our lives?!!!!

Ghanaian lives are that cheap? Is that how low NDC values our lives?!!!!
Ibn Batuta 9 years ago

That's a drop in the ocean. You can't be serious.

That's a drop in the ocean. You can't be serious.
DrHow 9 years ago

communicable diseases are being spread through large gatherings of people especially on national sanitation days when people are handling filth without wearing proper attire. Protect yourself and stay away from dense crowds a ...
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communicable diseases are being spread through large gatherings of people especially on national sanitation days when people are handling filth without wearing proper attire. Protect yourself and stay away from dense crowds and mounds of garbage. Keep you surroundings clean but avoid NSD
Mr Bond 9 years ago

Folks this is very sad,a country with the population of 25 million and an outbreak of meningitis and the government commit GHC 150,000 to fight this contagious diseases is an insult to Ghanaians.Is AMERI,bus branding,SADA nko ...
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Folks this is very sad,a country with the population of 25 million and an outbreak of meningitis and the government commit GHC 150,000 to fight this contagious diseases is an insult to Ghanaians.Is AMERI,bus branding,SADA nkomfem,dry season tree planting and Woyome important than the whole population of Ghana?How much will GHC 150,000 do to 25 million people.What a sick administration to we have in Ghana.Folks is NDC important to you than your own health?NDC came to collapse your NHIS so that you may die faster than you think.We are in 2016 and the choice is your.Do you want a party that don't care a hoot about you and steal our money to enrich them or you want a change and progress,The mandate and power is in your hands to choose a leader who care about you or theifs.
Naayele Woyome 9 years ago

Spend that money to buy medication for madness. Meningitis is not the problem, madness among our selfish government and citizens is the problem. How come meningitis is not a great threat to any developed country??? Does it ma ...
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Spend that money to buy medication for madness. Meningitis is not the problem, madness among our selfish government and citizens is the problem. How come meningitis is not a great threat to any developed country??? Does it make sense to study Swahili in Legon when you cant even control or find a cure for meningitis? Only mad people eat kenkey yet expect to vomit fried rice. Start thinking. Weak minds!!!!

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