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PDS scandal: Both NPP and NDC must be blamed – KNUST Lecturer

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Comment: Don Corleone

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Observers are worried Inc.
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2019-08-06 10:44:25
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PDS scandal: Both NPP and NDC must be blamed – K

Dear KNUST Lecturer ,

The buck stops at DON CORLEONE NADAA's doorstep .Don't even try to draw the NDC into this gargantuan fraud .
They said "we have the con men"!Now the veil is being rent in twain and we are seeing the unrepentantly corrupt men. Name and shame them !!

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Ross on Aug 6, 10:12
Keep your corruption to yourselvesWe all know how the Akyem Mafia and the NPP cabal have masterminded this corrupt takeover for themselves. Do not try to Draw NDC into your stinking deal. SHAME

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Bribi wo soro on Aug 6, 11:55
Lecturer not making senseGovernment run institutions have not been profitable in Ghana, just as the lecturer said one because the government itself abuse the system and don’t pay bills. Of course when an institution is not profitable you find ways ...

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ERRRMMM on Aug 6, 12:47
Re: Lecturer not making senseThe Seat of The Presidency will have its energy supply powered by solar. Parliament will follow in due course. Schools will be powered by solar. Streetlights by solar and on and on it goes.

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De La Vega on Aug 6, 10:32
Npp lecturerThis lecturer paaaa aaaahhhhba the Ndc has left power for 3yrs and you are still blaming them ooohh nooo please come again

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BOY KOFI on Aug 6, 10:35
PRIVATISATION OF EGC CAME FROM AMERICANSThe lecturer should ask Americans why they asked GCE to offer private partnership.Thank you.

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Kofi Mintah on Aug 6, 10:37
Re: PDS scandal: Both NPP and NDC must be blamed –What kind of hypocracy is this? If hit the nail on its head dont pick the hammer

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Observers are worried Inc. on Aug 6, 10:44
Don Corleone

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ahmed on Aug 6, 10:45
Re: PDS scandal: Both NPP and NDC must be blamed –Ahhhhh. ...what an ignorant lecturer. The private participation was a requirement for the program. The pds only came in when npp came to power. NDC had and has no connection with pds. Dr lecturer....hope I ve educated u enoug ...

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Mark on Aug 6, 11:23
Hypocrisy; whenever NPP is catch......Leave the NDC out of these mess. I have bitterly noticed that any time npp is catch up in corruption and other scandals, then these fools called Lecturers/Policy Analysts will try hard to bring in NDC for equalization purpose ...

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OTIS REDDING on Aug 6, 11:30
THERE IS LIMIT TO STUPIDITY!Governments in Ghana are behaving as if we are intellectually and managerially inferior to people of other countries. For a paltry sum of 490 million dollars, we cede our sovereignty to the US which then decides we should han ...

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kwaku Yeboah on Aug 6, 12:32
Re: PDS scandal: Both NPP and NDC must be blamed –U See the sycophants? Anytime NPP is at fault and they want to speak then they'll add the NDC. Hypocrites!!!

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Turboman on Aug 6, 13:32
PDS scandalIf you don't have the balls to lay the blame where it belongs then better shut up

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Abbey on Aug 6, 16:33
ANOTHER USELESS SO-CALLED LECTURER!Useless stinking lecturer! Why are you drawing NDC into this! You people always want to give this uselessly useless president & his government a clean sheet!

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Kwaku on Aug 7, 06:58
Re-KNUST lecturer blame both NDC and NPPWhy must we always blame two parties for obvious wrong doing by one, I think most of our intellectuals are doing this country a disservice for not being bold to say the truth.

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Yao on Aug 12, 2019 22:59
This lecturer is very ignorantThis lecturer is ignorant. The Americans ate bringing free grant of over $500 million to improve the power sector and letting the private sector get involved in the power distribution for efficiency is their condition. All th ...

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