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NPP collapsed Pwalugu Tomato Factory - NDC

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  • ALI, 10 years ago

    Don't worry,Mahama will fix it back.

  • insight to the bone 10 years ago

    The country has been mismanaged for so long that the only way to rest affairs and put things in the right direction is unfortunately through war . Our gold and all natural resources are of no benefit to the people despite ove ...
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  • Kwame Anshong 10 years ago

    NPP has no message going into this elections and so they have taken to lies and insults.

    Meanwhile Mahama is introducing the National Medical Outreach Programme (ONUADO) to give health assistance to the citizenry free of c ...
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  • DR TRUTH 10 years ago

    WAS THE WALL AT THE SMALL GHANA MISSION COMPOUND LIKE 'THE WALL OF JERICHO? WAS IT BUILT WITH GOLD AND ADORN WITH DAIMONDS OR WHAT ? NOT EVEN WALL BUILT FOR UNITED STATES MISSIONS IN GHANA AND BURKINA COMBINED COST $650,000. ...
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  • King Adjei 10 years ago

    And how many factories has the devil's party P,NDC built ever since built?

  • BUMBEBO 10 years ago

    WHO OWNS TOMACAN AND WHY, NDC?
    WHO OWNS GNTC PROPERTIES AND WHY, NDC?
    WHERE IS GHANA AIRWAYS CORP, NDC? NDC EVEN SOLD TOILETS TO THESELVES. LET SLEEPING DOGS LIE. GHANSIANS BUT COWARDS, THAT IS WHY NDC IS BEING TOLERATED. H ...
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  • mah 10 years ago

    Bumbebo.
    Ask NPP about Ghana airways, don't display ignorance here

  • k, no problem, a 10 years ago

    They should appoint me the ceo and give me capital , I will chang the situation within 2 years

  • CLS 10 years ago

    How many years have P/NDC been in power? 27 yrs and they go about blaming others. Useless talk

  • Pumpuni 10 years ago

    "But some limitations, including erratic supply of raw materials (tomatoes), destabilised operations…". Sounds like this was what was replicated at the Kommenda Sugar Factory. But "who cause am"?

  • RUTH 10 years ago

    In 2007 ndc government lied to the world Bank about economic data on Ghana...... The world Bank discovered that lie and Ghana government was made to pay a penalty of 20 million dollars for lying...... Don't ever trust ndc gov ...
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  • RUTH 10 years ago

    We still remember baba Jamal saying that IF ITS BLACK SAY ITS WHITE AND IF ITS A SHEEP SAY ITS A COW....... Hahahaaaa ide biiiiiiii Keke thieves in government bleeding our coffers empty wwhilst we wallow in abject poverty....

  • Peter 10 years ago

    This is a shameful statement from a political party That started the 1992 political process.

  • # VOTE MAHAMA OUTY ! 10 years ago

    The Mahama Depression,Smell and Decay is Sickening:Mahama is a SHAMEFUL DISGRACE to Ghana.MAHAMA is a Criminal on the Loose and must be booted out as Such!.

  • Kwame Anshong 10 years ago

    Vote Mahama for positive growth in the country.

    Thanks to Mahama we have the Expansion of the intake of the public Teacher Training Colleges from 9000 to 15,000+ qualified applicants in 2014. This significant expansion (6 ...
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  • # VOTE MAHAMA OUTY ! 10 years ago

    Vote Mahama OUT from Office like the DEVIL runs from the Church Alter.If this Destruction of Ghana,Damage and Decay was Caused by some terror Group, Ghana will be at war by Now.

  • Kwame Anshong 10 years ago

    Mahama deserves a second term because he has worked very well.

    Under him About 120,000 youth would be recruited under the new Youth Employment Agency ( YEA) this year. There are special modules designed for only graduate ...
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  • ????? 10 years ago

    You kept in its bad state for 8 years so you can point at it and blame the NPP? Were you not voted into power 8 years ago to correct whatever the NPP did wrong? You have failed, and for that reason you will also be voted out.

  • Kwame Anshong 10 years ago

    NPP knows nothing about development, Mahama is a great President and he must continue.

    Under Mahama we have the Expansion of the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) programme from 1,465 to 146,000+ households. T ...
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