Ghana Gas Engages AECOM

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• HAZOR 12 years ago

  What power did Ghana Gas has to transact deals without parliamantly approval?This is tax payers project and not private entity.Parliament should put a stop to this deals.Tax payers has invest US$700million into this project a ...
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  What power did Ghana Gas has to transact deals without parliamantly approval?This is tax payers project and not private entity.Parliament should put a stop to this deals.Tax payers has invest US$700million into this project and approve by parliament so why should Ghana Gas initiate deal without informing parliament for approval. why is Ghana Government waste money train Ghanaians on gas?Parliament should wake up and prevent another Goldman Sachs deal on Ghana Gas our nation asset from suffering Obuasi gold fate as similar deal lost to Goldman Sachs and Anglo Gold and we don't want to loose this project to company who has nothing to do with the company.

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• DAN 12 years ago

  you want China to audit their own work????? be quiet NIGGER (stupid black...Go back to the plantation and pick cotton like good slave for your master in China

  you want China to audit their own work????? be quiet NIGGER (stupid black...Go back to the plantation and pick cotton like good slave for your master in China

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• Hazor 12 years ago

  Good for nothing idiot,stupid ass, bozo go to psychiatric hospital to check to examine your sanity.Fool.

  Good for nothing idiot,stupid ass, bozo go to psychiatric hospital to check to examine your sanity.Fool.

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• Boamah 12 years ago

  Ghana Gas is limited liability company.

  Ghana Gas is limited liability company.

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• Akwasi 12 years ago

  We may trust the Chinese, but we should verify their work.

  We may trust the Chinese, but we should verify their work.

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• NANA 12 years ago

  S where are our so called UST graduates who call themselves UST GRADS? Shame on these people we are wasting tax payers money for nothing we dont make any profit from them .if it will go like this, then where are we heading to ...
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  S where are our so called UST graduates who call themselves UST GRADS? Shame on these people we are wasting tax payers money for nothing we dont make any profit from them .if it will go like this, then where are we heading to GHANA.

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• FISMING 12 years ago

  What do you want those graduates to do? Are you saying the contract should be awarded to UST graduates? I hope your brain is not a dysfunctional one.
  
  I don't think you have any idea about the scope of the project at hand. ...
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  What do you want those graduates to do? Are you saying the contract should be awarded to UST graduates? I hope your brain is not a dysfunctional one.
  
  I don't think you have any idea about the scope of the project at hand.
  
  Travel abroad and you will be amazed that UST graduates man very crucial positions in world-class organisations.

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• NPP Cocaine Pusher 12 years ago

  Unfortunately, his brain is dysfunctional. I think this arrangement is the best.why? Let's look at all the great things done by the FOUNDER OF GHANA, DR KWAME NKRUMAH and ask: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Whether we like it or not we ...
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  Unfortunately, his brain is dysfunctional. I think this arrangement is the best.why? Let's look at all the great things done by the FOUNDER OF GHANA, DR KWAME NKRUMAH and ask: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Whether we like it or not we still need the 'whiteman' to LEAD us in doing most of the things we do. Do you think if Kufour had worked under a whiteman during his 8 years misrule, he could have LOOTED the economy the way he did?

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• JAMES Y 12 years ago

  Judgement debts, undeservedly, have been flourishing excessively to the detriment of the country so, the government must be watchful of its contracts policy. All its contracts negotiations must be done strenuously and transpa ...
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  Judgement debts, undeservedly, have been flourishing excessively to the detriment of the country so, the government must be watchful of its contracts policy. All its contracts negotiations must be done strenuously and transparently for them to be acceptable to Ghanaians. Outside experts could be hired to assist in the negotiations to avoid pitfalls, if possible. The government side must take everything into account while negotiating, and the integrity of the negotiators should be above board. Because everybody in the country now has become aware of judgement debts, why they happen and how they can be avoided, the re-emergence of judgement debts, in any magnitude under the current government, is not going to be taken lightly by the public from now on. A word to one who is wise is enough!

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• Mod 12 years ago

  Good one there ,Dr Bot

  Good one there ,Dr Bot

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