Terkper’s tax appetite insatiable – PAC Chair

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• HONESTY 9 years ago

  I am a staunch supporter of the Government but I think it is time to sack Seth Terkper, the Finance Minister. He has ran out of ideas and is politically insensitive and daft.

  I am a staunch supporter of the Government but I think it is time to sack Seth Terkper, the Finance Minister. He has ran out of ideas and is politically insensitive and daft.

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• Amaglo.... Aflao VR 9 years ago

  Npp will have to make strong statement to Ndc and tepher to leave us alone.They should go away come Nov 7.NPP will withdraw all those taxes.

  Npp will have to make strong statement to Ndc and tepher to leave us alone.They should go away come Nov 7.NPP will withdraw all those taxes.

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• obi 9 years ago

  terkper is alibaba

  terkper is alibaba

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• RANGER 9 years ago

  ANOTHER STUPID AND SENSELESS MAN IN THE COUNTRY.TERKPER, YOUR TIME WILL COME VERY SOON.GOD WILL PUNISH FOOOOOL.

  ANOTHER STUPID AND SENSELESS MAN IN THE COUNTRY.TERKPER, YOUR TIME WILL COME VERY SOON.GOD WILL PUNISH FOOOOOL.

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• Evil Dwarf 9 years ago

  The man knows nothing apart from taxation. Very soon he will impose taxes on the air we breathe . Habba

  The man knows nothing apart from taxation. Very soon he will impose taxes on the air we breathe . Habba

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• Obenfo 9 years ago

  Loans and Taxation, PERIOD! Those are the only avenues he knows government can generate funds to govern. Ghana is burdened with so much debt that if we exhume graves and tax all dead bodies from 6th March 1957, Ghana can't me ...
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  Loans and Taxation, PERIOD! Those are the only avenues he knows government can generate funds to govern. Ghana is burdened with so much debt that if we exhume graves and tax all dead bodies from 6th March 1957, Ghana can't meet its interest obligation.
  
  IMF stooge - a reckless sell-out of Ghana's economy to his masters!

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• Ernest 9 years ago

  Well, Seth Terkper isn't a politician; he's an economist. Ghana is blessed to have one hell of a finance minister who doesn't care about political consequences of his policies on his party.

  Well, Seth Terkper isn't a politician; he's an economist. Ghana is blessed to have one hell of a finance minister who doesn't care about political consequences of his policies on his party.

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• 7teen 9 years ago

  I am sure one day dead bodies will be taxed.How long is left for these pensioners to stay on this earth Sir?

  I am sure one day dead bodies will be taxed.How long is left for these pensioners to stay on this earth Sir?

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• Lawless lying Jay Ray Ram Allan 9 years ago

  IMF restrictions and tax hikes, not to mention the cut throat utility bills are killing the industries warding off domestic and foreign investors. The result ! No tax revenue. Our smart borrower, the Harvard smarty, Ray Allen ...
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  IMF restrictions and tax hikes, not to mention the cut throat utility bills are killing the industries warding off domestic and foreign investors. The result ! No tax revenue. Our smart borrower, the Harvard smarty, Ray Allen's body who borrows at a higher rate to pay low interest debts has no choice but to tax every pesewa. It time to dump some of these dumbs for our survival

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• Lawless lying Jay Ray Ram Allan 9 years ago

  It is time to dump some of these dumbs for our survival

  It is time to dump some of these dumbs for our survival

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• Kwame 9 years ago

  Since the exit of Nkrumah ,the country has alway gone in for IMF loan .When will the country which had independence the same time at south corea stop collecting loan and be S.Suffient country .How can we develop when we can't ...
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  Since the exit of Nkrumah ,the country has alway gone in for IMF loan .When will the country which had independence the same time at south corea stop collecting loan and be S.Suffient country .How can we develop when we can't even have continuous energy for development .Think about this my fellow Ghanaians .Not averything is govment

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• Apostle Mawuetornam Dugbazah 9 years ago

  It is time for Ghanaians to effect a change in national borrowing habits. No more borrowing in the name of progress or development!!
  
  We need to grow our own food and develop our own systems of economics, formally. It's tim ...
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  It is time for Ghanaians to effect a change in national borrowing habits. No more borrowing in the name of progress or development!!
  
  We need to grow our own food and develop our own systems of economics, formally. It's time for a revolution in AFRICAN GOVERNANCE.
  
  We have systems in place to curb theft. However, the same people tasked with administering the system are now milking it dry. It is time for a revolution. That is all.
  
  Sincerely,
  Apostle Mawuetornam Dugbazah
  In truth and love

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• KOO 9 years ago

  The economy has reached a point where debt and its interests are devouring everything.The Mahama administration has borrowed so much,forgetting that these debts should be serviced and those due payments, be made.Corruption a ...
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  The economy has reached a point where debt and its interests are devouring everything.The Mahama administration has borrowed so much,forgetting that these debts should be serviced and those due payments, be made.Corruption and poor management has place the nation between a hard surface and the devil.

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