$40bn energy project for Ghana, others

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Nana Yaw 12 years ago

Yati abr3! Show us more work on the ground and less talk!!!

Yati abr3! Show us more work on the ground and less talk!!!
anayomi 12 years ago

not what ghana can do for africa
charity starts at home ghana must be fucos on ghana not africa lose talk and fantasys

not what ghana can do for africa
charity starts at home ghana must be fucos on ghana not africa lose talk and fantasys
KWAME 12 years ago

AFRICA HEAD OF STATE CAN NOT MOVE A STONE LESS A MOUNTAIN: GADDAFFI OUR SPONSOR IS GONE: AFRICA IS DEATH

AFRICA HEAD OF STATE CAN NOT MOVE A STONE LESS A MOUNTAIN: GADDAFFI OUR SPONSOR IS GONE: AFRICA IS DEATH
Ican't think 12 years ago

Another Money making and grabbing NONSENSE for the Rulers. What Crap if they cant keep a simple power generating plant on??? These people are useless.

Another Money making and grabbing NONSENSE for the Rulers. What Crap if they cant keep a simple power generating plant on??? These people are useless.
Minnenkin Piss 12 years ago

The heads of State should also consider that they going to need another $40 billion to protect the pipe lines running through Nigeria
and Mali.

The heads of State should also consider that they going to need another $40 billion to protect the pipe lines running through Nigeria
and Mali.
anayomi 12 years ago

THAT IS ALL WHAT THIS ARTICLE IS ALL ABOUT THE GOVT THINK THEY CAN CONFUES US WITH THIS NONSENSE THAT WE HAVE HEARD ALREADY 20 YEARS

THAT IS ALL WHAT THIS ARTICLE IS ALL ABOUT THE GOVT THINK THEY CAN CONFUES US WITH THIS NONSENSE THAT WE HAVE HEARD ALREADY 20 YEARS
Kwame 12 years ago

This project does not take into consideration nuclear, solar and wind power. It means that in the event of an accident a large portion of the continent will be left without power. It is a fact that our development partners wh ...
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This project does not take into consideration nuclear, solar and wind power. It means that in the event of an accident a large portion of the continent will be left without power. It is a fact that our development partners who depend on nuclear power to generate electricity do not want us to go nuclear or even solar because that will win us off depending on them.
KWAME 12 years ago

LETS FORGET IF GHANA CANNOT PAY FOR IT

LETS FORGET IF GHANA CANNOT PAY FOR IT
Eward, Maryland. 12 years ago

I will believe this when I see it.

I will believe this when I see it.
ADAMA 12 years ago

USELESS LEADERS

USELESS LEADERS

Ghanabiya 12 years ago

When cooperation between African countries are mentioned, one wonders where these 'officials and experts' are coming from. There are a host of regional cooperation projects that has not seen sunlight and yet they continue to ...
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When cooperation between African countries are mentioned, one wonders where these 'officials and experts' are coming from. There are a host of regional cooperation projects that has not seen sunlight and yet they continue to delude themselves of more projects.

What has been the fate of the following projects at the regional levels?: The cement project between Ghana, Togo and Ivory Coast, The West African Gas Pipeline Project, Mano River Project, East African Railway Project between Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda and a host of others.
BOLD 12 years ago

A bunch of useless clowns whose aim is to be elected for the chance of periodic meeting to drink and eat while their people suffer needless deaths. Getting them to sign a simple agreement alone will take 25 years. Fools at th ...
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A bunch of useless clowns whose aim is to be elected for the chance of periodic meeting to drink and eat while their people suffer needless deaths. Getting them to sign a simple agreement alone will take 25 years. Fools at the helm of affairs, put there by fools!
KWAME, USA 12 years ago

Project is dead on arrival. Empty reactive and no pro-active talk. The African is doomed. In the abundance of solar, the fool is in darkness. Obroni is harnessing land from the sea and energy from wind and solar. Oh Bibini

Project is dead on arrival. Empty reactive and no pro-active talk. The African is doomed. In the abundance of solar, the fool is in darkness. Obroni is harnessing land from the sea and energy from wind and solar. Oh Bibini
Kofi Sasabonsam 12 years ago

how and where are the corrupt African leaders going to raise such a colossal amount of money?

how and where are the corrupt African leaders going to raise such a colossal amount of money?
Kwasi Miezah, Western Region 12 years ago

Apparently, like one Lebanese businessman said; Africans (including Ghanaians) talk, talk, talk, but no action.

Apparently, like one Lebanese businessman said; Africans (including Ghanaians) talk, talk, talk, but no action.
Say the TRUTH 12 years ago

THIS IS JUST GOING TO BE A PAPER TIGER PLAN WITH HUGE INVESTMENT TO BE PUT INTO IT AND WILL TURN OUT TO BE A WHITE ELEPHANT WITH THE RESOURCES WASTED JUST LIKE THE NOW DYFUNCTIONAL WEST AFRICAN PIPELINE!!!!!

THIS IS JUST GOING TO BE A PAPER TIGER PLAN WITH HUGE INVESTMENT TO BE PUT INTO IT AND WILL TURN OUT TO BE A WHITE ELEPHANT WITH THE RESOURCES WASTED JUST LIKE THE NOW DYFUNCTIONAL WEST AFRICAN PIPELINE!!!!!
Ishmael usa 12 years ago

U are stupid.

U are stupid.
NII ARMAH 12 years ago

GHANAIANS ARE SMARTER THAN NDC GOVERNMENT GIVES THEMM CREDIT FOR. WHY THIS HOUR? EVEN A CLASS ONE PUPIL CAN READ THROUGH THIS PR STAND. TRY SOMETHING MORE INTELLECTUALLY TRICKS.

GHANAIANS ARE SMARTER THAN NDC GOVERNMENT GIVES THEMM CREDIT FOR. WHY THIS HOUR? EVEN A CLASS ONE PUPIL CAN READ THROUGH THIS PR STAND. TRY SOMETHING MORE INTELLECTUALLY TRICKS.
Jason 12 years ago

hmmm

first want to see it finished before I believe it...they often write and say stuff...often without any substance..

hmmm

first want to see it finished before I believe it...they often write and say stuff...often without any substance..
joejoe 12 years ago

This is very good news beacause it is going to stay on PAPER. At least we can boast of having a long-term energy vision on PAPER.

This is very good news beacause it is going to stay on PAPER. At least we can boast of having a long-term energy vision on PAPER.

Ajit Babu 12 years ago

If you believe this story, the I am about to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.

If you believe this story, the I am about to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.
PPP 12 years ago

...just do it !!! We are tired of plans plans plans - WE NEED IT Mr African heads!!! So just DOT IT!@!!!!!!!!

...just do it !!! We are tired of plans plans plans - WE NEED IT Mr African heads!!! So just DOT IT!@!!!!!!!!
Nyame Ekuma 12 years ago

The Europeans will sabiage this . So warch out. If this shd happen raw materials that leave Africa to Europe will be turned into finished products here and put a lot of biusinesses at risk with massive worker lay offs in Euro ...
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The Europeans will sabiage this . So warch out. If this shd happen raw materials that leave Africa to Europe will be turned into finished products here and put a lot of biusinesses at risk with massive worker lay offs in Europe.

Hiw far have we progressed in the tomato factories and even rice cultivation. Even maize. If cassava was cultivated in Europw we would have imported at a cheaper price giving jobs to thr Ruropeans.

When will African leaders learn to start confidently and aggtressively with the basics ?
ABRANTIE GYASI 12 years ago

THEY DID THAT WITH THE GAS-PIPE LINE FROM NIGERIA TO GHANA AT TOGO HABOUR BY A SHIP TO DESTROY IT HENCE OUR LACK OF ENERGY UP TILL NOW

THEY DID THAT WITH THE GAS-PIPE LINE FROM NIGERIA TO GHANA AT TOGO HABOUR BY A SHIP TO DESTROY IT HENCE OUR LACK OF ENERGY UP TILL NOW

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