‘Oil companies not doing much for local communities’

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• Kofi Sam 10 years ago

  Hello Mr. >>> Now its even struggle to survive as an oil company because of the reducing prices. Charity starts from home, they should be able to take care of the employees well before they think of taking care of the communi ...
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  Hello Mr. >>> Now its even struggle to survive as an oil company because of the reducing prices. Charity starts from home, they should be able to take care of the employees well before they think of taking care of the community around,

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• Nyame Dua 10 years ago

  Oil deals are awful. Our leaders together signed a stupid deal which officially gives nearly 90% of the oil money to the white man. Our stupid NDC-NPP leaders betrayed this country, that's why we've produced oil for five year ...
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  Oil deals are awful. Our leaders together signed a stupid deal which officially gives nearly 90% of the oil money to the white man. Our stupid NDC-NPP leaders betrayed this country, that's why we've produced oil for five years, but haven't seen any real development. We need to rise up and fight the corrupt leaders to review the deals or we stop the companies from operating. Currently, only the whiteman benefits and lives like a king in Ghana while a few of our our people eat the crumbs. We are slaves in our own country because our leaders are selfish and corrupt. GHANAIANS HAVE BEEN PAID TO DO PR FOR THE OIL COMPANIES AND ALLOW THEM TO CHEAT GHANA.

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• black man. 10 years ago

  Well said Mr name day!!

  Well said Mr name day!!

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• Kwasi 10 years ago

  It is very easy to criticise companies for not helping the citizens of the local community. But remember these entities do these investments out of their profits. Oil prices are not helping some of these companies.
  However, ...
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  It is very easy to criticise companies for not helping the citizens of the local community. But remember these entities do these investments out of their profits. Oil prices are not helping some of these companies.
  However, what happened to the 'better Ghana agenda' of the present government? The government has the first responsibility to provide these amenities before any company can set up do business in the country. It is failing to deliver its campaign promises. It is a shame.

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• Kumi 10 years ago

  SO Steve Manteaw is now an oil expert? Since when? anyways, let me not spoil the party.lol

  SO Steve Manteaw is now an oil expert? Since when? anyways, let me not spoil the party.lol

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