Bokpin questions feasibility of NDC’s 24-Hour Economy amid energy challenges

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• Biligousm 7 months ago

  I like this Prof. very constructive without bias. this how we build a nation and not on propaganda. may you live long to keep the good work for Ghana.

  I like this Prof. very constructive without bias. this how we build a nation and not on propaganda. may you live long to keep the good work for Ghana.

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• Ewvevi 7 months ago

  And look at this fool too with his face like a rat whose neck has been stepped on. He wants to be relevant. You come on air and spew theoretical nonsense, just because AI and cut & paste has made you publish some trash which ...
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  And look at this fool too with his face like a rat whose neck has been stepped on. He wants to be relevant. You come on air and spew theoretical nonsense, just because AI and cut & paste has made you publish some trash which you call research, so you're called professor. Get lost before I come and slap yua dirty face. Emotsoewo abe Afi phe emo ene.

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• Accranie 7 months ago

  @Prof This Underlying Challenges That The Politicians Are Confronted With, That They Can't Surmount Can Partly Be Attributed To You Lecturers, If You Lecturers Had Done Your Job, When Your Then Pupils Now Turned Politicians,C ...
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  @Prof This Underlying Challenges That The Politicians Are Confronted With, That They Can't Surmount Can Partly Be Attributed To You Lecturers, If You Lecturers Had Done Your Job, When Your Then Pupils Now Turned Politicians,Captains of Industries,Local Leaders etc etc By Indoctrinating Them About The Social Contract/Purpose of Their Education

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• Accranie 7 months ago

  Was To Solve Problems&They Would Grown Up To be Solving Problems Confronting Their Immediate Society/Nation
  But What Do See? What We See is Gh/African Officialdom Fumbling With The Thing

  Was To Solve Problems&They Would Grown Up To be Solving Problems Confronting Their Immediate Society/Nation
  But What Do See? What We See is Gh/African Officialdom Fumbling With The Thing

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• Accranie 7 months ago

  The Coming Generation Must Get To Acquaint ThemSelves With The Issues They Are Being Confronted With& Chief Among Them Is The Economic Viability of The Nation To Take Up Manufacturing(Adding Value To Raw Materials) So Good Pa ...
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  The Coming Generation Must Get To Acquaint ThemSelves With The Issues They Are Being Confronted With& Chief Among Them Is The Economic Viability of The Nation To Take Up Manufacturing(Adding Value To Raw Materials) So Good Paying Jobs Can Be Available For Them(Youth) To Afford Mortgages And Other Forms of Necessities, And One Can Not Become A Manufacturing Hub With Political Party Manifestos/ A National Development Plan Is What Does It
  So Simply Put Until Gh/Africans Start To Make Having National Development Plan A First Thing In The Morning Issue Am Sorry, But It Will Be Like Trying To Do With Water What Spirits Is Needed African Old Saying

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• Zargon 7 months ago

  Did you not hear the president when he spoke about the construction of the second gas processing plant, which is being built as we speak? Smh you the hell is this idiot who comes on line to talk anyhow.. prof my foot

  Did you not hear the president when he spoke about the construction of the second gas processing plant, which is being built as we speak? Smh you the hell is this idiot who comes on line to talk anyhow.. prof my foot

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