State-owned alcohol producer GIHOC struggling financially – Finance minister

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MAHAMA CAN SINGLE-HANDEDLY TURN THIS COMPANY AROUND!! 9 months ago

By ordering their whole 1 month stock to his house for his 1 week drinking binge. This is easy for Ghanas famous akpeteshie drunkard!

By ordering their whole 1 month stock to his house for his 1 week drinking binge. This is easy for Ghanas famous akpeteshie drunkard!
NANA ADDO/BAWUMIA NPP REALLY MESSED UP GHANA 9 months ago

HMMM NPPPP!!!THE NPP PARTY REALLY MESSED UP GHANA FINANCIALLY!!!ALL THEY WERE DOING WAS PR AND PROPAGANDA PRETENDING AND LYING TO GHANAIANS THAT THEY WERE DOING WELL.LOOK AT ECG ALONE OVER 64BN CEDIS IN DEBT,COCOABOARD OVER 3 ...
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HMMM NPPPP!!!THE NPP PARTY REALLY MESSED UP GHANA FINANCIALLY!!!ALL THEY WERE DOING WAS PR AND PROPAGANDA PRETENDING AND LYING TO GHANAIANS THAT THEY WERE DOING WELL.LOOK AT ECG ALONE OVER 64BN CEDIS IN DEBT,COCOABOARD OVER 32BN CEDIS IN DEBT,BOG OVER 53BN CEDIS IN DEBT AND NOW GIHOC DISTILLERIES OVER 25M CEDIS IN DEBT!@!
Kwame 9 months ago

GIHOC Distilleries imports alcohol that it mixes to make various alcohol beverages. For instance why GIHOC Distilleries don't have banana, cassava, cocoa, mango, plantain, pineapple, orange, sugarcane, watermelon and even car ...
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GIHOC Distilleries imports alcohol that it mixes to make various alcohol beverages. For instance why GIHOC Distilleries don't have banana, cassava, cocoa, mango, plantain, pineapple, orange, sugarcane, watermelon and even carrot alcohol that it can mix to produce various alcohol beverages with various names.
GIHOC Distilleries must move from the 1960s manufacturing into the 21st century production.
KUMAH 9 months ago

KOFI JUMAH POOR PERFORMANCE .......

KOFI JUMAH POOR PERFORMANCE .......
Hannan 9 months ago

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Truth 9 months ago

I thought this man Kofi juma was doing something a bit better...anyone his master failed miserably so no wonder...let's privitise it. What's the business of govt in producing alcohol? Let's sell it

I thought this man Kofi juma was doing something a bit better...anyone his master failed miserably so no wonder...let's privitise it. What's the business of govt in producing alcohol? Let's sell it
F 9 months ago

Why won’t they struggle if there’s so much competition in the alcohol space

Why won’t they struggle if there’s so much competition in the alcohol space
FOYOOSIS 9 months ago

How can GIHOC make any profit when the boss, Kofi Jumah and the workers steal half of the products, sell and pocket the proceeds?

Fear Ghanaians. You trust them at your own peril.

How can GIHOC make any profit when the boss, Kofi Jumah and the workers steal half of the products, sell and pocket the proceeds?

Fear Ghanaians. You trust them at your own peril.
chief vandal 9 months ago

These are businesses and must be run like one. Appointing party hacks who take these entities as their personal fiefdoms is the cause of the horrible state of affairs.while appointing competent people may be a step in the ri ...
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These are businesses and must be run like one. Appointing party hacks who take these entities as their personal fiefdoms is the cause of the horrible state of affairs.while appointing competent people may be a step in the right direction another way to go is Private se tor participation. So for example there is no reason why an alcoholic making company should make losses it will help if government help 49% shares and private entities held 51%. It will be a win win situation for all
kabe 9 months ago

Maxwell Kofi Jumah was the MD collecting GHS70,000 a month while supervising losses. This is what is happening in most SOEs.

Maxwell Kofi Jumah was the MD collecting GHS70,000 a month while supervising losses. This is what is happening in most SOEs.

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