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I would like to process COCOA IN GHANA and would be pleased if you would direct me to the BANK IN GHANA TO APPLY FOR THIS LOAN.I AM A GHANAIAN/CANADIAN and would be pleased to know the formalities and the technicalities in th ...
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Try ADB
Why Dont you raise the loan from Canada..Instead of Ghana where you might ended up with high interest and Bribbery....I can Secure a loan for you in Canada for less than nothing.. Unless You are on a mission of no return..hah ...
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You might be an empty barrel that makes lots of noice.WHAT BUSINESS DO YOU KNOW?From what EDAIF is saying here,the loan could be applied from their own secretariat,seing the banks have inflated the uptimum interest rate instr ...
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Dont ever use a middle man in Ghana.. Thats all..They are all bunch of thieves..Dont worry Bro am also Canadian.. But Am in a totally different Business..
I dare you to go to the EDAIF. With the government borrowing at 22% (check treasury notes, bills rates) do you expect the banks to lend below 22%. Assuming our government will not go bankrupt (they can print more money) then ...
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Nana Appiah, please accept my apologies and forgive me. I meant MENSAH not you. His argument is very porous.
Apologies accepted...Ghana Is the wrong place to negotiate for any loan..Trust Me.. Thats all I was trying to tell Mensah. There is a famous quote that says."If You Think Education Is Expensive,Try Ignorance" By Bok, Derek...
EDAIF why not deal directly with registered applicants mnowing very well that domestic banks are worst than parasites? Just study gains enrich in the coffers of UT BANK , ECOBANK,GCB,
MERCHANT BANK etc ? Are you not manip ...
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If the government is borrowing at around 22% in the domestic market why should you expect banks to lend at 12.5% or less. The EDAIF is just making emotional, "look-I-care-about-you" kind of argument that is baseless. Let them ...
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Last year, I got a secured line of Credit at a rate of 2.5% from my Canadian Bankers, No Bribe,No Middle Men,...Why the hell would you go to Ghana for loans..Unless you are clueless as to how things Work..Knowledge Is Power, ...
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A lot of commentators on this forum are very ignorant and just spew nonsense. How do we move ahead as a nation?
the problem is this so calledEDAIF and their direcctors. why ask banks to charge to the maximum 10%. 5% would have been more than enough.