Government asked to develop proactive programmes to stop illicit financial flows

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• Dr Robert K Glah 8 years ago

  IFFs are the battle grounds of true politics and all the political parties are afraid to combat the illegality.
  
  Parliamentary sovereignty and enforceable legislation should not be ignored in the battle to outlaw iffs.

  IFFs are the battle grounds of true politics and all the political parties are afraid to combat the illegality.
  
  Parliamentary sovereignty and enforceable legislation should not be ignored in the battle to outlaw iffs.

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• Paa Joe 8 years ago

  GOVERNMENT CANNOT DEVELOP ANY PROACTIV ECONOMIC PRGRAMMES SO FAR AS THE BANK OF GHANA, GHANA COMMERCIAL BANK, CUSTOMS, INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT, SSNIT, DVLC,NATIONAL LOTTERY, FUNDS OF TOLLS COLLECTED,CIVIL AVIATION(LANDIMNG FEES ...
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  GOVERNMENT CANNOT DEVELOP ANY PROACTIV ECONOMIC PRGRAMMES SO FAR AS THE BANK OF GHANA, GHANA COMMERCIAL BANK, CUSTOMS, INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT, SSNIT, DVLC,NATIONAL LOTTERY, FUNDS OF TOLLS COLLECTED,CIVIL AVIATION(LANDIMNG FEES OF AIR CARRIERS AT ACCRA AIRPORT, DAILY GRAPHIC AND GHANAIAN TIMES DO NOT DECLARE AND PUBLISH THEIR ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORTS ON WHAT GHANA EARNED,COLLECTED AND SPENT FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN GHANA.
  
  THIS MEANS THE SO CALLED UNPRODUCTIVE POLITICIANS AND THE EDUCATED STILL CONTINUE TO PUT THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS IN DARKNESS WHILE THE NATIONS FUNDS ARE MANIPUALED AND LOOTED FOR THEIR OWN GREEDY LIFESTYLES IN GHANA.
  
  IT DOESNT WORK THAT WAY IF, A COUNTRY WANTS TO PROGREES AND ADVANCE AND TO SECURE ITS CITIZENS.

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