‘Trial-and-error’ ministers Ghana’s bane – Minority Leader

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• GH 9 years ago

  There is also a creeping menace of appointment being done on paper qualifications without recourse to work background and the process through which these qualifications were attained. Appropriate work related experience shoul ...
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  There is also a creeping menace of appointment being done on paper qualifications without recourse to work background and the process through which these qualifications were attained. Appropriate work related experience should be the sized properly to the equivalence of whatever paper qualifications is required.

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• Ringo Star 9 years ago

  You are right Osei Kyei. This is the reason Nana can't be elected on his TRY ME TOO campaign cry. Time for trial and error is long gone. We need some one with the experience to be the president of Ghana. Nana Addo is not tha ...
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  You are right Osei Kyei. This is the reason Nana can't be elected on his TRY ME TOO campaign cry. Time for trial and error is long gone. We need some one with the experience to be the president of Ghana. Nana Addo is not that person. He has been rejected twice and heading towards the third rejection. This proves the people of Ghana sees him as unqualified to be president. Sorry, we can' try him. Mahama's mandate would be renewed. Four more years Mr president. Four more years.

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• kk 9 years ago

  What the minority leader is saying is perfectly true, however,i think it is they the MPS in parliament who should be blamed.How many times if any have parliament reject any mediocre appointee brought by the executive for cons ...
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  What the minority leader is saying is perfectly true, however,i think it is they the MPS in parliament who should be blamed.How many times if any have parliament reject any mediocre appointee brought by the executive for consideration? Most of these people only appear in vetting to come and joke yet you pass them so what is it that you are talking about.

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• kk 9 years ago

  What the minority leader is saying is perfectly true, however,i think it is they the MPS in parliament who should be blamed.How many times, if any, have parliament rejected any mediocre appointee brought by the executive for ...
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  What the minority leader is saying is perfectly true, however,i think it is they the MPS in parliament who should be blamed.How many times, if any, have parliament rejected any mediocre appointee brought by the executive for consideration? Most of these people only appear in vetting to come and joke yet you pass them so what is it that you are talking about.

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• Kwame 9 years ago

  That is cynicism most of the ministers in the CPP government from 1957 to 1966 were varanda boys who performed to the satisfaction of Ghanaians. In 2002 a minister in Kufuor's government does not know that salt is used in the ...
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  That is cynicism most of the ministers in the CPP government from 1957 to 1966 were varanda boys who performed to the satisfaction of Ghanaians. In 2002 a minister in Kufuor's government does not know that salt is used in the crude oil refining process, thus he want the Songor Salt Project to be shutdown and that salt should be imported from Brazil.

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