GH¢1 petroleum levy adjustment crucial for the power sector – Kwabena Donkor

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  • Bizzy 1 year ago

    Oh when? This petroleum debt when will it paid? Politics will kill us and politicians must learn. No politics when it comes to revenue generation.

  • Kay 1 year ago

    John Mahama and NDC shd go on their knees and apologise to the whole nation for deceiving us on Taxes he planned to impose.For now many Ghanaians don't trust him,he is a Trickster

  • Ray 1 year ago

    NPP promised not to go to IMF. What happened? Did they apologise.

  • Anti Ghana NPP 1 year ago

    Great to know that there are still a few honest people in the NPP.

  • Jesus Is God 1 year ago

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  • GET THIS MONEY-MAKING SKILL & CHANGE YOUR LIFE: RECOMMENDED FOR YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS 1 year ago

    Get In-demand high-skilled HAND-WORK, it is your secret vault- EMPOWER yourself or help a young man around you with this skill; Youth Empowerment Schemes? Buy quantities and share to youths...You either rise or get buried. No ...
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  • Kwaku 1 year ago

    You know all this why u people reduce the fuel price, which means (rubs Peter to pay Paul)

  • Jesus Is God 1 year ago

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  • Kojois 1 year ago

    Stupid man. Who signed take or pay. Useless party just waste of time even listetn to them

  • Desperate Bawumia 1 year ago

    After elections no campaign.

  • Pelicles. 1 year ago

    Yes, after election, no campaign so, in power, every government should be responsible with our finances. No government other than NDC under Mahama will sign an agreement that will saddle the nation with a yearly debt of $50 ...
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  • THIS MAN AND JINAPOR SHOULD BE IN PRISON FOR SIGNING THAT ILLEGAL OVERINFLATED KARPOWER CONTRACT!! 1 year ago

    This man should be in prison!

  • Free Radicals 1 year ago

    The criminals political party claims they solved dumsor before leaving power but not that they are back in power and dumsor is back ,they are using dumsor to steal our money.Folks NDC are criminals and thieves

  • Susan Djan 1 year ago

    ILLITERACY IS A SYNDROME. BESIDES NOTHING IS FREE. THE PUBLIC NEED MORE EDUCATION TO UNDERSTAND THE SITUATION PREVAILING IN THE ENERGY SECTOR.

  • TonyB 1 year ago

    We are being made to pay for the incompetence of the previous Government mismanagement of esla

  • Pelicles. 1 year ago

    The bogus power agreement Mahama signed is the result of the energy debt. Why should Mahama signed an agreement and saddled Ghana with a yearly debt of $500million, and NPP started making that payment as soon as they took pow ...
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  • Jonas 1 year ago

    Privatised the bloody ECG & Ghana Water. Or let it be a public / private entity. The mismanagement is too much. See how the private mobile telephone companies are performing? Assuming they were still Ghana Telecom? which was ...
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  • PRIVATISATION WILL NOT SOLVE THE KARPOWER DEBT PROBLEMS!!!! 1 year ago

    Simply because the illegal Karpower contract signed by Kwabena Donkor and Jinapor is an albatross around our necks. They have to find a way to break the contract legally. This might involve someone going to prison so you can ...
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  • Mosesmm 1 year ago

    Gyimifo

  • Kweku 1 year ago

    No NDC politician should defend this petroleum levy because it's a very harsh regressive tax. It's even very worse than E - Levy.Any NDC politicians who spoke against E - Levy should not defend this wicked levy on Ghanaians

  • Kofi Asare 1 year ago

    Aboa, why didn't you institute that when you were in charge?