Finance Minister caused financial loss to the state with $ 2.25 billion bond - Minority

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Isaidit 8 years ago

Show us your agenda and stop the politics of finger pointing and wild allegations.

Show us your agenda and stop the politics of finger pointing and wild allegations.
Else 8 years ago

Little learning is deadly dangerous

Little learning is deadly dangerous
Sarah 8 years ago

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Ama 8 years ago

Let look at the interest rate, 16.5% or so as against 19.5%, I called on the NDC not to let this bond rises goes without the finance minister addressing the basis fundamental question covering this $2.25 billion bond.
This i ...
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Let look at the interest rate, 16.5% or so as against 19.5%, I called on the NDC not to let this bond rises goes without the finance minister addressing the basis fundamental question covering this $2.25 billion bond.
This is what I expect from the minority in parliament by keeping Ghanaian well informed about any under dealing of the government and it officers.
Else 8 years ago

Duration matters in debt management. Absolute interest is not the only factor that matters. Do some learning before you come online. Shameful

Duration matters in debt management. Absolute interest is not the only factor that matters. Do some learning before you come online. Shameful
Yaw Yeboah 8 years ago

I am at a loss to what the NDC are actually trying to achieve with this Bond issue. They have recently started the process of requesting CHRAG & the Securities & Exchange Commission to investigate the matter. Therefore, why t ...
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I am at a loss to what the NDC are actually trying to achieve with this Bond issue. They have recently started the process of requesting CHRAG & the Securities & Exchange Commission to investigate the matter. Therefore, why the daily accusations? Why are they not awaiting the verdicts of these investigations that they themselves began?
agbesi 8 years ago

stupid ama .. if he knew what to do why didnt he do it wqhen he was in poower

stupid ama .. if he knew what to do why didnt he do it wqhen he was in poower
shem 8 years ago

so Agbesi,what u r saying is if he couldn't do it he should keep quiet and let the current burn it into ashes?why are most Ghanaians partisans instead of been citizens?
when we are seeking for the best for the country and so ...
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so Agbesi,what u r saying is if he couldn't do it he should keep quiet and let the current burn it into ashes?why are most Ghanaians partisans instead of been citizens?
when we are seeking for the best for the country and something they do ain't in the good direction everyone should keep quiet? my brother rethink that over
Else 8 years ago

Useless argument

Useless argument

Else 8 years ago

Shame on you

Shame on you
Else 8 years ago

Bogus argument

Bogus argument
KWASHIE ADJAH 8 years ago

SO THIS IGNORANT ATO FORSON WAS ALSO A DEPUTY FINANCE MINISTER???????? NO DOUBT GHANA ENDED UP IN A MESS AND THE ABYSS. ATO FORSON IS DOING A BOOKEEPER'S CALCULATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOL ARITHMETIC SIMPLE INTEREST CALCULATIONS A ...
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SO THIS IGNORANT ATO FORSON WAS ALSO A DEPUTY FINANCE MINISTER???????? NO DOUBT GHANA ENDED UP IN A MESS AND THE ABYSS. ATO FORSON IS DOING A BOOKEEPER'S CALCULATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOL ARITHMETIC SIMPLE INTEREST CALCULATIONS AND HE THINKS HE IS SAYING SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY. THE AKANS HAS A SAYING "KWATRIKWA SE OB3MA WO NTAMA A, BISA NI DIN." ATO FORSON WITH CHIEF BOOKEEPER SETH TERKPER COULD NOT RUN AND MANAGE GHANA'S ECONOMY BECAUSE OF THESE SIMPLISTIC APPROACH TO RUNNING AN ECONOMY, THAT IS GHANA WAS SENT INTO A DITCH AND THIS SAME ATO FORSON IS HERE DISPLAYING THE SAME SHALLOW THINKING HE PUT INTO HIS JOB AS DEP. FINANCE MINISTER WHICH HE WAS WOEFULLY UNQUALIFIED TO DO AND TOTALLY FAILED. GOOD RIDDANCE TO BAD NDC CORRUPT AND INCOMPETENT RUBBISH.
George kusasi 8 years ago

Shut up you are a school drop out know that Ato forson is chareterd accountant

Shut up you are a school drop out know that Ato forson is chareterd accountant
kwajang Apetu 8 years ago

IT WAS A VERY SWEET DEAL. SWEET ARBITRAGE. KEN AND CO ARE LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK.
GHANA OH GHANA

IT WAS A VERY SWEET DEAL. SWEET ARBITRAGE. KEN AND CO ARE LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK.
GHANA OH GHANA

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Finance Minister caused financial loss to the state with $ 2.25 billion bond - Minority

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