Financial leakages in public sector ruining economy - economist

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• BRANDY 11 years ago

  We Reap What We Sowed,,,,We Sowed Fake Judgement Debts, Almost One Billion Dollars....We Sowed Woyome 45 Million Dollars, We Sowed Waterville 46 Million Dollars,.....We Sowed Gyeed, Subah, Sada, ....We Sowed Inflated Contract ...
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  We Reap What We Sowed,,,,We Sowed Fake Judgement Debts, Almost One Billion Dollars....We Sowed Woyome 45 Million Dollars, We Sowed Waterville 46 Million Dollars,.....We Sowed Gyeed, Subah, Sada, ....We Sowed Inflated Contracts Like Six Classroom Blks Costing 400,000.00 Ghc Under Ndc Instead Of 80,000.00 Under Npp....We Sowed 8.7 Billion Ghc Overexpenditure In 2012 Just For Ndc And John Mahama To Win Elections....We Sowed A Great Deal Of Thievery And Corruption Whilst Men Of God And Duncan Williams Continue To Sit Idle By Or Got Involved In Thieving Themselves, and he is now calling for a miraculous halt to the fall of the cedi…........So What Is Duncan Williams Saying To God.....We Are Reaping What The Ndc Govt Has Sowed….thievery and incompetence and tribalism………all this while, the ndc apparatchiks were busy looting and looting and wrecking our economy…
  
  
  And Okudzeto Ablakwah, Look At The Poverty Of Volta Region And Its Natives And Yet You Were Asking Ghanaians To Pay Out 1.5 Billion Dollars To Africa Auto Ltd.....And You Even Tried To Influence Martin Amidu To Do Same By Looting And Sharing Fake Judgement Debts To Cronies And Criminal Friends Of Yours........It Is Only In Ghana That Criminals Like U Will Continue To Represent Their People In Govt Despite Ur Criminal Conduct In Office Since Ndc Took Over And The Doors Were Opened For Looting And Sharing..........It Is Ndc That Has Destroyed The Economy With Criminal Acts Like Building Six-Classroom Blk For 400,000.00 Ghc Instead Of 80,000.00 By Npp And Kuffuor......Gyeeda, Subah, Sada, And 8.7 Bn Ghc Overexpenditure In 2012 Just For Mahama To Win Elections......Satan Is In Bed With U All In Ndc And So U Will Suffer More Than This.

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• TAFLATSE 11 years ago

  The economy is already ruined under the NDC gov't on the back of sheer thievery and blatant looting with incompetence at its apogee. NDC gov't has finished Ghana and crash landed the country in the pits.

  The economy is already ruined under the NDC gov't on the back of sheer thievery and blatant looting with incompetence at its apogee. NDC gov't has finished Ghana and crash landed the country in the pits.

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• The Mask 11 years ago

  Everyone with a problem should be able to come up with at least one solution to the problem. No solution as an answer is not acceptable.
  
  There are some policies while microeconomically appealing may be macroecomically disa ...
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  Everyone with a problem should be able to come up with at least one solution to the problem. No solution as an answer is not acceptable.
  
  There are some policies while microeconomically appealing may be macroecomically disastrous.

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• KWABENA OHEMENG,LONDON 11 years ago

  The government and the opposition must sit together and come up with a blueprint supported by all the parties to deal with and stop the unnecessary financial burden put on the the government by the inefficient use and the s ...
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  The government and the opposition must sit together and come up with a blueprint supported by all the parties to deal with and stop the unnecessary financial burden put on the the government by the inefficient use and the stealing of monies allocated to the public sector.It is a problem that will confront all governments and a cross party agreement to solve this problem is the best way out.Financial leakages in the public sector is the main reason for the financial difficulties the nation is faced with now.There is the urgent need for this problem to be tackled or the country will go burst.The withdrawal of financial support from outside should rather tell the government that it is necessary for it to spend in line with its revenue receipts.It is a sign that the nation should wean itself from external financial dependence.

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• Tweeeeeaaa 11 years ago

  The man holding the cash looks like Asiedu Nketia. His part of creat loot and shear deal

  The man holding the cash looks like Asiedu Nketia. His part of creat loot and shear deal

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• oversight 11 years ago

  Borrowing to finance projects may be inevitable.
  But why borrow to feed a nation when many products that we import can be found and improved locally.
  Some of the major imports including cement, petroleum, timber, canned tom ...
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  Borrowing to finance projects may be inevitable.
  But why borrow to feed a nation when many products that we import can be found and improved locally.
  Some of the major imports including cement, petroleum, timber, canned tomatoes, and rice can all be found in Ghana yet we import.

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