I know the imperialists and their cronies in Ghana are watching the progress of the CPP critically.They know that a CPP government will not allow the nation to be cheated for the benefit of foreign governments and the multi-n ... read full comment
I know the imperialists and their cronies in Ghana are watching the progress of the CPP critically.They know that a CPP government will not allow the nation to be cheated for the benefit of foreign governments and the multi-national companies.I wish Ghanaians will give the CPP the chance to rule again.The CPP EXISTS FOR GHANA AND GHANAIANS.
Prof Lungu 7 years ago
Way to go................!
Mash up the crooks!
Expose all the faux Nkrumahists!
We are with you on this one!
$6 billion loss in 5 years and still counting!
Way to go................!
Mash up the crooks!
Expose all the faux Nkrumahists!
We are with you on this one!
$6 billion loss in 5 years and still counting!
Prof Lungu 7 years ago
READ: "...The CPP leader believes that the adoption of Ghana Hybrid System for the exploration of the country’s oil and gas resource was a plot by officials of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the bigges ... read full comment
READ: "...The CPP leader believes that the adoption of Ghana Hybrid System for the exploration of the country’s oil and gas resource was a plot by officials of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the biggest opposition party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to “steal” the country’s oil revenue..."
WE SAY: Just ask Mr. Kobina Takir "Hybrid" Hammond, of the NPP of all parties.
It is a shame Mr. Mahama secretly signed that predatory law.
The other day he was worrying about borrowing $2 billion for China, and as well, actually pawning one of Ghana's gas fields (Aboabo) to China for 19 years, for just $1.2 billion.
Imagine, is Ghana had written the PSA into law 4 or 5 years earlier, Ghana could have earned more than $1.5 billion, extra, by now.
Go figure, Mr. Mahama!
Go figure, Dr. Paa "Ive Never Heard of a Problem with Ghana's Oil Contract" Kwesi Nduom!
C.Y. ANDY-K 7 years ago
Did Dr Nduom really say that??? He is on my personal distribution list and I had correspended with him personally, when he requested to know the date for the Tema Conference/Workshop, which he never sent an party executive to ... read full comment
Did Dr Nduom really say that??? He is on my personal distribution list and I had correspended with him personally, when he requested to know the date for the Tema Conference/Workshop, which he never sent an party executive to attend.
Anyway, at long last, the CPP is saying what it should have been saying loudly years ago. And there is a whole darn lot to say about how Ghanaians are being raped by this oil cartel. By now, the masses would have been trooping to them for the economic liberation of Ghana from neo-colonialism and foreign domination. We have practically lost the political the political independence that Nkrumah said we should seek first!
They passed that law so secretly that even recently when our FTOS-Gh team went to present a petition to the Govt at Flagstaff House, they were shocked to be asked if the law was already passed by a top honcho! Phew! Who really knows what is happening in Ghana? I don't know who to blame for the massive ignorance permeating the nation but the media which has been bought out by the oil cartel and muzzled by the govt must take the lion's share. I guess only Myjoyonline mentioned that momentous obnoxious event happening even they are also regular beneficiary from the oil boon, with all those sponsored programmes by the oil cartel.
Andy-K
Prof Lungu 7 years ago
C.Y. ANDY-K,
You have the answer to the key to Dr. Paa "Ive Never Heard of a Problem with Ghana's Oil Contract" Kwesi Nduom!
Here is a man who wants to be president who represents himself as productive, progressive, and a ... read full comment
C.Y. ANDY-K,
You have the answer to the key to Dr. Paa "Ive Never Heard of a Problem with Ghana's Oil Contract" Kwesi Nduom!
Here is a man who wants to be president who represents himself as productive, progressive, and all Ghana-centered.
The last time he was running under the banner of Kwame Nkrumah's legacy party, the nationalist CPP.
The oil income is right now the single most important revenue stream for Ghana on account fewer Ghanaians actually do nothing for the country to accrue the revenue stream.
So you, and so many other people, in your diligence and Ghana-centeredness, "...corresponded with (Nduom) personally, when he requested to know the date for the Tema Conference/Workshop, which he never sent an party executive to attend...".
Beyond that, multiple invitations, information and documents have over the years been made available to Mr. Nduom and his supporters.
Not a single word!
Not a single action!
Not a single useful question!
So, what is one supposed to think and say, C.Y. ANDY-K?
Hence our answer: Dr. Paa "Ive Never Heard of a Problem with Ghana's Oil Contract" Kwesi Nduom.
Ignorance and absent-mindedness help saints, and crooks, too, we imagine!
Greetings.
Ekow Samuel. 7 years ago
For that and the benefit to the nation ghana we orth you to tackle that for the law concern to that,we thank you very much on that ?God bless you and oman ghana.
For that and the benefit to the nation ghana we orth you to tackle that for the law concern to that,we thank you very much on that ?God bless you and oman ghana.
bill 7 years ago
Jokers galore.
Not even a seat in parliament.
Wasting scarce financial resources.
Nana Addo is the next President of Ghana.
Cpp, an exercise in futility.
Jokers galore.
Not even a seat in parliament.
Wasting scarce financial resources.
Nana Addo is the next President of Ghana.
Cpp, an exercise in futility.
Dr Robert K Glah 7 years ago
Production Sharing Agreement [PSA] frequently provide for the establishment of a joint committee where both parties are represented and which monitors the operations and the production sharing. Even Nigeria adopted production ... read full comment
Production Sharing Agreement [PSA] frequently provide for the establishment of a joint committee where both parties are represented and which monitors the operations and the production sharing. Even Nigeria adopted production sharing agreement.
C.Y. ANDY-K 7 years ago
Not only Nigeria. Practically all African countries. We don't know of any which hasn't, including all the W. African countries not even drilling oil yet but have signed agreements.
Andy-K
Not only Nigeria. Practically all African countries. We don't know of any which hasn't, including all the W. African countries not even drilling oil yet but have signed agreements.
corrupt and self-seeking
I know the imperialists and their cronies in Ghana are watching the progress of the CPP critically.They know that a CPP government will not allow the nation to be cheated for the benefit of foreign governments and the multi-n ...
read full comment
Way to go................!
Mash up the crooks!
Expose all the faux Nkrumahists!
We are with you on this one!
$6 billion loss in 5 years and still counting!
READ: "...The CPP leader believes that the adoption of Ghana Hybrid System for the exploration of the country’s oil and gas resource was a plot by officials of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the bigges ...
read full comment
Did Dr Nduom really say that??? He is on my personal distribution list and I had correspended with him personally, when he requested to know the date for the Tema Conference/Workshop, which he never sent an party executive to ...
read full comment
C.Y. ANDY-K,
You have the answer to the key to Dr. Paa "Ive Never Heard of a Problem with Ghana's Oil Contract" Kwesi Nduom!
Here is a man who wants to be president who represents himself as productive, progressive, and a ...
read full comment
For that and the benefit to the nation ghana we orth you to tackle that for the law concern to that,we thank you very much on that ?God bless you and oman ghana.
Jokers galore.
Not even a seat in parliament.
Wasting scarce financial resources.
Nana Addo is the next President of Ghana.
Cpp, an exercise in futility.
Production Sharing Agreement [PSA] frequently provide for the establishment of a joint committee where both parties are represented and which monitors the operations and the production sharing. Even Nigeria adopted production ...
read full comment
Not only Nigeria. Practically all African countries. We don't know of any which hasn't, including all the W. African countries not even drilling oil yet but have signed agreements.
Andy-K
peter c,p,p