Pensioners go wild over monthly deductions

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• Siburuku Tifalo 10 years ago

  THIEVES ALL ROUND IN GHANAIAN INSTUTIONS,TAKE UR MONEY BACK.

  THIEVES ALL ROUND IN GHANAIAN INSTUTIONS,TAKE UR MONEY BACK.

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• onipanua 10 years ago

  The Government is so broke they will steal from everywhere. Steal from 91 new doctors by delaying their salary and not paying interest. Now stealing from old pensioners.

  The Government is so broke they will steal from everywhere. Steal from 91 new doctors by delaying their salary and not paying interest. Now stealing from old pensioners.

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• USMAN 10 years ago

  Go and see how Prez Mahama of Ghana has transformed Gonjaland with Ghana money just within the two and half years that he has been in power. Every town, village and hamlet in Gonjaland has received a facelift with new facilit ...
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  Go and see how Prez Mahama of Ghana has transformed Gonjaland with Ghana money just within the two and half years that he has been in power. Every town, village and hamlet in Gonjaland has received a facelift with new facilities such as roads, toilet facilities, markets, mosques, good quality water projects, electricity extension projects, etc. The question is did J. J. Rawlings do the same thing to Voltarians when he was in power for twenty years? What about Atta Mills. The good old Prof was in power for three and a half years yet he was not selfish to only concentrate on his people in Ekumfi Etuam and the central Region but rather his whole thought was for the general good. No wonder under the care of Prez Mills, Ghana achieved a growth rate of 11%, single digit inflation and the smooth implementation of the Single Spine Pay Policy where newly recruited police personnel received the nominal equivalence of 500dollars as monthly salary. Compare these achievements to the nepotism and selfish policies of the Mahama government that has crippled the Ghanaian economy. I really weep for Ewes and Fantis whose votes brought Mahama to power and yet are the hardest hit by the current hardship prevailing in the country.

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