State funding of political parties useless – Catholic Bishop

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kofi adu 8 years ago

ost akwasi,may please relax? sponsor or no sponsor we never gonna get the honest persons to lead gh.

ost akwasi,may please relax? sponsor or no sponsor we never gonna get the honest persons to lead gh.
IDDRIS 8 years ago

NO GOVT. SHOULD WASTE OUR RESOURCES TO FUND ANY POLI]TICAL PARTY IN GHANA NO WAY PERIOD

NO GOVT. SHOULD WASTE OUR RESOURCES TO FUND ANY POLI]TICAL PARTY IN GHANA NO WAY PERIOD
Peter Ayamga 8 years ago

I support your stance

I support your stance
Nana Yaw Barimah 8 years ago

Papa Jerry your Salient of Culture that Ghanaians are seeing in you is describing you as "SYCOPHANT" You stage Coup de'tat to cleanse Corruption in Ghana. Just fancy, you over Dr. Hilla Liman for 27 months in power. what are ...
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Papa Jerry your Salient of Culture that Ghanaians are seeing in you is describing you as "SYCOPHANT" You stage Coup de'tat to cleanse Corruption in Ghana. Just fancy, you over Dr. Hilla Liman for 27 months in power. what are we seeing today? you cannot talk against corruption in your own party. God is watching.
Ay3ka 8 years ago

Fantasyland, far removed from the current political realities in this country!
But for money, how could a level one law student at KNUST, who currently has to be sharperoned by her very affluent father to public events, win ...
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Fantasyland, far removed from the current political realities in this country!
But for money, how could a level one law student at KNUST, who currently has to be sharperoned by her very affluent father to public events, win a primary contest against veteran politicians? Look, I have attended several public and private events, at which, the famous 'item 13',and how elaborate it was arranged, was the main attraction, which pulled in the crowd, which included several members of the Clergy, to the function!
So, unless the Bishop endorses the view that only the wealthy and priviledged members of society[that is aristocratic governance], then I strongly believe that, state or public funding of political parties is a necessity!
Imagine how a select few with money, are able to exert influence on public policy, to the detriment of a large majority, the have-nots. Are we serious in deepening true democracy in this country; or this Bishop, not unlike some individuals and groups, is covertly promoting the warped, and largely discredited ideology of Property-owning-democracy?
The Man of God, should come again!!!
Mamadu 8 years ago

The landed in individual pockets.
we have to learn from the past mistake.
The money can be invested in youth developement, schools with shelter and rural clinics.

The landed in individual pockets.
we have to learn from the past mistake.
The money can be invested in youth developement, schools with shelter and rural clinics.
Gbormita 8 years ago

Wise idea, Most Rev. Emeritus Peter Sarpong!

Wise idea, Most Rev. Emeritus Peter Sarpong!
Grace Divine Jesson.( Ama Boatenmaa) 8 years ago

Yes. You are right. Ghanaians do not understand democracy. This is the problem we are facing. People go into politics just to make themselves rich and the same people who are corrupt also use tribal words to divide the people ...
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Yes. You are right. Ghanaians do not understand democracy. This is the problem we are facing. People go into politics just to make themselves rich and the same people who are corrupt also use tribal words to divide the people. This behaviour of politicians has made it so easy for them to deceive the masses.
Black man with black sense 8 years ago

It is creating more parties in our small country. In uk and US there are only three or four political parties but look at what we are seeing in Ghana. Are we serious? I think the EC must rather be charging for big money fo ...
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It is creating more parties in our small country. In uk and US there are only three or four political parties but look at what we are seeing in Ghana. Are we serious? I think the EC must rather be charging for big money for registration to stop people thinking it is a business

Charles Wireko Boateng. 8 years ago

Rev, the flip side of the coin is when people use their for campaign the winners will think of find ways of recuperating the money they spent to get elected thus dipping their hands in state coffers and stealing will continue ...
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Rev, the flip side of the coin is when people use their for campaign the winners will think of find ways of recuperating the money they spent to get elected thus dipping their hands in state coffers and stealing will continue unabated
Ben k. OHIO 8 years ago

Nana addo popularly called all die be die is planning to set Ghana ablaze. Don't waste your votes on that useless man. Nana addo is a war monger and very arrogant. He is gyimi gyimi like his father

Nana addo popularly called all die be die is planning to set Ghana ablaze. Don't waste your votes on that useless man. Nana addo is a war monger and very arrogant. He is gyimi gyimi like his father
Chris 8 years ago

Ben k. You are the useless idiot and brainless. Ghana is already under crisis under mahama.

Ben k. You are the useless idiot and brainless. Ghana is already under crisis under mahama.
NOBODY 8 years ago

Use tax payers money to fund political parties in Ghana and next they'll be asking for tax payers money to build their retirement mansions. These same politicians in Parliament are already crying for special security protecti ...
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Use tax payers money to fund political parties in Ghana and next they'll be asking for tax payers money to build their retirement mansions. These same politicians in Parliament are already crying for special security protections for themselves while the very people they claim to serve continue to be victims of untold violence and criminal attacks on a daily basis. Funding political parties in Ghana will only have more Ayariga and their clown parties coming out of the woodworks to waste tax payers money, with the major parties sucking the breath out of the tax payers pockets.
Plasma Kote 8 years ago

The money comes from external sources.

The money comes from external sources.
Samuel Addai Yeboah 8 years ago

it is useless and unnecessary to use our meagre resources to fund political parties. that money should be used to cater for free education. as an aspiring leader you should think outside the box and finance your own party

it is useless and unnecessary to use our meagre resources to fund political parties. that money should be used to cater for free education. as an aspiring leader you should think outside the box and finance your own party
Vinss 8 years ago

IS ALL BECS MAHAMA WANT TO STEAL OUR TAXPAYERS MONEY THEY HAVE LOTTED OUR COFFERS SO IS A COVER UP TO INVOLVE ALL PARTIES AS PARTAKERS SHAME TO ndc FOEVER AMEN

IS ALL BECS MAHAMA WANT TO STEAL OUR TAXPAYERS MONEY THEY HAVE LOTTED OUR COFFERS SO IS A COVER UP TO INVOLVE ALL PARTIES AS PARTAKERS SHAME TO ndc FOEVER AMEN
Mantuur Dery Isaac 8 years ago

Thank you Bishop may God be with you.

Thank you Bishop may God be with you.

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