"Gov't has great plans for industrialisation"

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• Asempa 11 years ago

  Made-in-Ghana this and that. A lot of talk. What are you and your government actually doing for Ghanaians. IMF is your answer after you guys have squandered all coffers needed for investing in the people? Shame onto on you al ...
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  Made-in-Ghana this and that. A lot of talk. What are you and your government actually doing for Ghanaians. IMF is your answer after you guys have squandered all coffers needed for investing in the people? Shame onto on you all. So Spio, why did you joined this team B after all?

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• Efo 11 years ago

  Preaching the the same old story day in and day out.

  Preaching the the same old story day in and day out.

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• Ajit Babu 11 years ago

  Same old bull shit talks by politicians. Solve the stinking dumsor problem and stop deceiving yourself and Ghanaians, OFUI.

  Same old bull shit talks by politicians. Solve the stinking dumsor problem and stop deceiving yourself and Ghanaians, OFUI.

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• CITIZEN ONE 11 years ago

  Granted the smartest people I have ever meet and known are all Ghanaians, we have nothing to show for it all.
  
  I urge Spio to fight tooth and nail to have something done about these basic principles that govern development. ...
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  Granted the smartest people I have ever meet and known are all Ghanaians, we have nothing to show for it all.
  
  I urge Spio to fight tooth and nail to have something done about these basic principles that govern development. We need to take the high road and be prepared to make sacrifices for the good of the nation. In essence I mean tough luck on some of the stringent measures that need to be taken.
  
  We must discipline our very own citizens. They are the primary cause of our decline and demise. It is not government, it is not foreigners...
  
  We can't control street hawkers, makola vendors, taxi and tro-tro drivers, but we always wanna act and talk big!!!
  
  The day we can discipline permanently these irresponsible and lawless residents and non-residents of Accra, this could be HEAVEN!

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• JAMES Y 11 years ago

  A strike-happy Ghanaian workforce is an enmity to industrialisation. Unless the attitude of the Ghana workforce has changed and that the workers have understood that the co-operation between employees and employers is most im ...
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  A strike-happy Ghanaian workforce is an enmity to industrialisation. Unless the attitude of the Ghana workforce has changed and that the workers have understood that the co-operation between employees and employers is most important to Ghana's economic advancement, industrialization of Ghana is a far cry.

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• ANANSESEM 11 years ago

  Industrialization in the absence of reliable supply of electricity ? Very interesting !!!

  Industrialization in the absence of reliable supply of electricity ? Very interesting !!!

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• EZEKIEL 11 years ago

  With ALL THE SO-CALLED ADVANTAGES,corruption, Nepotism, Mis-management AND GREED have brought us where we are!! Maybe you should STOP the rhetoric and DELIVER in concretze terms!!!
  We've heard ENOUGH SERMONS !!

  With ALL THE SO-CALLED ADVANTAGES,corruption, Nepotism, Mis-management AND GREED have brought us where we are!! Maybe you should STOP the rhetoric and DELIVER in concretze terms!!!
  We've heard ENOUGH SERMONS !!

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