“Bribery and corruption are the cause of rejection”

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• KMAN 12 years ago

  IT SEEMS THE COUNTRY LACKS DIRECTION.

  IT SEEMS THE COUNTRY LACKS DIRECTION.

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• Kojo T 12 years ago

  The NPP points fingers , but is even worse. They said Nkrumah's ofiicials were corrupt and after the coup set up thousands ofcommissions only to find NOTHING. Nkrumah himself was supposed to be the most corrupt, and what did ...
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  The NPP points fingers , but is even worse. They said Nkrumah's ofiicials were corrupt and after the coup set up thousands ofcommissions only to find NOTHING. Nkrumah himself was supposed to be the most corrupt, and what did they find? Guys who were known as " Ali Babaa & the 40 thieves" Was that not K4 and the NPP

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• AHISEM. 12 years ago

  Kojo T and the like NDC foot soldiers must understand that if we talk about corruption in Mahama's administration we do not mean Kuffour is perfect. Of course not. No government can be 100% perfect. No. But we are trying to f ...
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  Kojo T and the like NDC foot soldiers must understand that if we talk about corruption in Mahama's administration we do not mean Kuffour is perfect. Of course not. No government can be 100% perfect. No. But we are trying to fight this DISEASE which is corruption from our system so that we do not see future governments continue with the corruption. And that should start with the government of the day. They should allow us to tackle the government on its corrupt and fraudulent activities than to always take us aback with the unnecessary comparisms with previous governments. All the previous governments were corrupt so we must sit down aloof to watch the current also to currupt the nation. This is what Kojo T and the NDC foot soldiers literaly mean.

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• Tolan 12 years ago

  We need to cry for transformative governments and not conformative governments.What we have seen is that we seem to accept corruption as a norm being transferred from regime to regime.There was and still is corruption in all ...
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  We need to cry for transformative governments and not conformative governments.What we have seen is that we seem to accept corruption as a norm being transferred from regime to regime.There was and still is corruption in all the regimes we have seen starting from Nkrumah era to present.The fellow I adored at the beginning was JJ who came in as a Junior Jesus very empty handed but ended up disappointing me becoming more of a Junior Satan with all the riches and booties you can talk of.Now enjoying all booties with his wife and kids and sending them to schools abroad with no accountability because the kids with his best explanations were sponsored by friends from the moon.Just sit back and think things through.Some of our leaders if I am wrong were not corrupt or never chased properties but they lacked leadership and so were not assertive therefore folks around them did all the chopping eg.DR.Liman,Dr.Mills and Dr.Nkrumah.The bad part about Nkrumah was that he never allowed freedom of speech and also wanted to turn our nation into a one party state because just like JJ never believed in democracy.Now look around and I will be astonished if somebody can point to some properties these aforementioned presidents had or left behind.Thanks.

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• Jim Kelly(NY) 12 years ago

  The problem with most African nations is that the corrupt are not properly punished.From the Policeman who takes bribe from the trotro driver, across the headmaster who takes bribe to admit a student all the way to government ...
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  The problem with most African nations is that the corrupt are not properly punished.From the Policeman who takes bribe from the trotro driver, across the headmaster who takes bribe to admit a student all the way to government officials who take bribes before giving contracts-the punishment should really be harsh. Until then you can drum all you want, corruption in Africa,will never ebb.

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• KANO 12 years ago

  GHANAIAN LEADERS KNOW EVERY GHANAIAN IS COMPLAINING BY THE NAKED LEADERSHIP CORRUPTION SETTING GHANA BACK, BUT DO GHANA LEADERS CARE?
  
  CORRUPT GHANA "LEADERS" DO NOT CARE THE HOOT AS LONG AS GHANAIANS CONTINUE TO "BARK WITH ...
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  GHANAIAN LEADERS KNOW EVERY GHANAIAN IS COMPLAINING BY THE NAKED LEADERSHIP CORRUPTION SETTING GHANA BACK, BUT DO GHANA LEADERS CARE?
  
  CORRUPT GHANA "LEADERS" DO NOT CARE THE HOOT AS LONG AS GHANAIANS CONTINUE TO "BARK WITHOUT BITING", THAT'S FINE WITH GHANA'S LOOTING LEADERSHIP.
  
  THE LOOTING WILL CONTINUE AS GHANAIANS CONTINUE TO "BARK WITHOUT BITING". THAT'S GHANA FOR YOU!!!
  
  WE SHALL ALL SWIM IN THE SHIT LEFT OVER BY GHANA'S USELESS LEADERSHIP.

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• KANO 12 years ago

  GHANAIAN LEADERS KNOW EVERY GHANAIAN IS COMPLAINING ABOUT THE NAKED LEADERSHIP CORRUPTION SETTING GHANA BACK, BUT DO GHANA LEADERS CARE?
  
  CORRUPT GHANA "LEADERS" DO NOT CARE THE HOOT AS LONG AS GHANAIANS CONTINUE TO "BARK ...
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  GHANAIAN LEADERS KNOW EVERY GHANAIAN IS COMPLAINING ABOUT THE NAKED LEADERSHIP CORRUPTION SETTING GHANA BACK, BUT DO GHANA LEADERS CARE?
  
  CORRUPT GHANA "LEADERS" DO NOT CARE THE HOOT AS LONG AS GHANAIANS CONTINUE TO "BARK WITHOUT BITING", THAT'S FINE WITH GHANA'S LOOTING LEADERSHIP.
  
  THE LOOTING WILL CONTINUE AS GHANAIANS CONTINUE TO "BARK WITHOUT BITING". THAT'S GHANA FOR YOU!!!
  
  WE SHALL ALL SWIM IN THE SHIT LEFT OVER BY GHANA'S USELESS LEADERSHIP

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• Freddy Johnson 12 years ago

  Look at these followers of no values! Isn't it pathetic that these acclaimed politically savvy so called NPP communication group erroneously identified power struggles in the NDC but failed to identify the huge divide, power ...
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  Look at these followers of no values! Isn't it pathetic that these acclaimed politically savvy so called NPP communication group erroneously identified power struggles in the NDC but failed to identify the huge divide, power struggles and party sabotage by the Akufo Addo, Jake And Akyem faction? First, remove the log in your party's eyes before trying to remove the spec that doesn't even exist in NDC's eyes.

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• Stagger Lee 12 years ago

  The Progressive People's Party (PPP) is right to proclaim that corruption is endemic in our society and that the need to drum things up in the Ghanaian mind is the only way out.
  All citizens of Ghana, irrespective of pa ...
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  The Progressive People's Party (PPP) is right to proclaim that corruption is endemic in our society and that the need to drum things up in the Ghanaian mind is the only way out.
  All citizens of Ghana, irrespective of party political affiliation are called upon to join us from Kwame Nkrumah Circle on 10September,2013.We shall end up at the Old Polo Grounds and a petition shall be submitted to the President.
  The PPP wants local people to elect their own DCEs and MCEs and not dictation from the Flagstaff House.
  Dictatorship in Ghana ended on 24th February,1966, courtesy of Kotoka and Afrifah.

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• PEKI TUMU 12 years ago

  All these nominations are balancing acts of various options and interests. So what is the difference
  
  The President makes the decisions NOT THE GRASSROOTS

  All these nominations are balancing acts of various options and interests. So what is the difference
  
  The President makes the decisions NOT THE GRASSROOTS

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• Kwame VS. Kofi 12 years ago

  In Ghana or elsewhere, Ghanaians do what Ghanaians do. Sitting in New Yourk and missing Banku, living in Hamburg dancing to Kojo Entwi, Staying in Berlin and throwing their waste into the invironment, driving in Germany tryin ...
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  In Ghana or elsewhere, Ghanaians do what Ghanaians do. Sitting in New Yourk and missing Banku, living in Hamburg dancing to Kojo Entwi, Staying in Berlin and throwing their waste into the invironment, driving in Germany trying to bribe police people and calling them rassist when beeing arrested for the attempt. Everything just like home!?

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