Deaf Association threatens to disrupt NDC congress

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CORNEY-DESSIE-BBC NEWS -DOUGLAS UK 10 years ago

Infact, some of us in the volta region are very disappointed in ndc. We votted for you and at end of the day you people are spoiling everything in the country.You are rather stealing the monies meant for development and enjoy ...
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Infact, some of us in the volta region are very disappointed in ndc. We votted for you and at end of the day you people are spoiling everything in the country.You are rather stealing the monies meant for development and enjoying it with your families and girlfriends whiles we the citizens are struggling to make ends meet. We shall see come 2016. Avuuuu. ..!
Joe Turkey 10 years ago

The South African bourse has suspended trading in the shares of telecoms firm MTN on Monday, a senior official said, a week after the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, slammed an unprecedented N1.04 trillion ($5.2 bill ...
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The South African bourse has suspended trading in the shares of telecoms firm MTN on Monday, a senior official said, a week after the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, slammed an unprecedented N1.04 trillion ($5.2 billion) fine on the telecom operator.
“Yes, trading in MTN shares has been suspended and the information was broadcast across the trading platform,” said Peter Redman of the exchange’s surveillance department.
MTN was fined last week by Nigerian regulator for failure to cut off unregistered users.
MTN is Africa’s biggest phone operator, and derives its largest (a third) earnings from Nigeria.
It has 5.1 million unregistered or incomplete subscribers in Nigeria.
The NCC had in August directed mobile telecoms companies to deactivate all unregistered SIM cards or face severe sanctions.
MTN missed the deadline to deactivate its 5.1 million unregistered subscribers, prompting a 200,000-naira ($1,000) fine for each unregistered SIM.
MTN’s shares fell sharply shortly after the fine last week, closing 12.49 percent lower at 167 rand — the lowest in several years.
The firm has up to November 16 to pay the fine, the NCC said.
Robert Sampana 10 years ago

In fact when it comes to journalist in Ghana one can see total shame. Deaf people are not dumb so what does the writer mean deaf and dumb. Dumb means stupid and been deaf does not mean one is stupid. Honestly this is totally ...
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In fact when it comes to journalist in Ghana one can see total shame. Deaf people are not dumb so what does the writer mean deaf and dumb. Dumb means stupid and been deaf does not mean one is stupid. Honestly this is totally unacceptable.Go back to school journalist
Teacher under Tree 10 years ago

It is you who should be going back to school, Sampana, not the journalist. The word 'dumb' in this instance means mute, or unable to speak.
Perhaps you should apologise to the journalist?

It is you who should be going back to school, Sampana, not the journalist. The word 'dumb' in this instance means mute, or unable to speak.
Perhaps you should apologise to the journalist?
Concern citizen 10 years ago

Infact is it that government is in bed with Bog and the companies to defraud we the customers? Give back and monitor the payment to customers; please people are dying for non release of invested capitals

Infact is it that government is in bed with Bog and the companies to defraud we the customers? Give back and monitor the payment to customers; please people are dying for non release of invested capitals
BSP 10 years ago

Sorry for Ghana, even personal decisions that run riot to failure is politicized. NDC never advised people to invest in shady deals. The astronomical interests promised on the investments was what attracted them. What did NDC ...
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Sorry for Ghana, even personal decisions that run riot to failure is politicized. NDC never advised people to invest in shady deals. The astronomical interests promised on the investments was what attracted them. What did NDC gain in the process?
sid 10 years ago

Y the government promised that they will help them to get their money back?

Y the government promised that they will help them to get their money back?
Oti Amparbeng,London Uk 10 years ago

Journalists are wrong to write on the terrible and horrible newspapers about the deaf and dumb people. If you say as a journalist about dumb is quite discriminatory. We are all human beings. We are in society. But evil educat ...
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Journalists are wrong to write on the terrible and horrible newspapers about the deaf and dumb people. If you say as a journalist about dumb is quite discriminatory. We are all human beings. We are in society. But evil educational institutions especially journalists use the dumb in the public newspaper that we as deaf people in Ghana not acceptable to see what unprofessional Journalists. Looking at hearing people who are President of Ghana being failed to fix economic. If we get Deaf president can do solve the Ghana economy problem once so can the journalists write the dumb and deaf Ghana president? Journalists must think.
Runnable, US 10 years ago

Man,just don't get the meaning of your writeup. Please come again.

Man,just don't get the meaning of your writeup. Please come again.
Ex takoradi poly metal tech teacher. 10 years ago

Oh You are right. Oti should come to home and help deaf association needs.

Oh You are right. Oti should come to home and help deaf association needs.

OFOSUAA 10 years ago

WHY DO WE TRUST NDC TO TAKE CARE OF STATE COFFERS,,,,,,,When We Had No Crude Oil We Are Better But Now With Crude Oil We Are So Much Worse Off....How Could We Allow Cats To Take Care Of Meat In The House.....Now We Have Allow ...
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WHY DO WE TRUST NDC TO TAKE CARE OF STATE COFFERS,,,,,,,When We Had No Crude Oil We Are Better But Now With Crude Oil We Are So Much Worse Off....How Could We Allow Cats To Take Care Of Meat In The House.....Now We Have Allowed That To Happen And Ndc Has Chewed All The Meat Leaving The Bones...

As Long As Tribalism Remains Our Priority In Every Elections, U Can Count On Politicians To Deliberately Refuse To Perform Bcos They Know That They Have Their Worldbanks To Vote For Them Even Though These Same Worldbanks Are The Poorest In Ghana.....Ide Bii Kekeee
Prof.from London. 10 years ago

Wonsome!go ahead and do it.

Wonsome!go ahead and do it.
EZEKIEL 10 years ago

What ACTUALLY has NDC got to dop with this type of investment ??
Why don't the people hold the DIRECTORS of the mentioned INSTITUTIONS responsible ?????
WE say we don't want DICTATORSHIP, but the moment a PRIVATE ANYTHING G ...
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What ACTUALLY has NDC got to dop with this type of investment ??
Why don't the people hold the DIRECTORS of the mentioned INSTITUTIONS responsible ?????
WE say we don't want DICTATORSHIP, but the moment a PRIVATE ANYTHING GOES WRONG, WE ARE QUICK TO BLAME THE GOVT.
WHY ?????????????????????
Ago 10 years ago

Shame on them

Shame on them
obiba Broke 10 years ago

That is exactly what the ndc is all about. Corruption from head to toe. From the presidential candidate to the foot soldier of the party

That is exactly what the ndc is all about. Corruption from head to toe. From the presidential candidate to the foot soldier of the party
THE TRUTH 10 years ago

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Masa 10 years ago

that is very good , I supported this n I hope all microfinance companies including diamond winner in upper east should also take part in this good exercises.

that is very good , I supported this n I hope all microfinance companies including diamond winner in upper east should also take part in this good exercises.
ANDROPOV 10 years ago

GOVERNMENT HAS NO BUSINESS IN THIS. ITS A PRIVATE MONEY MAKING BUSINESS THAT HAS GONE BAD

GOVERNMENT HAS NO BUSINESS IN THIS. ITS A PRIVATE MONEY MAKING BUSINESS THAT HAS GONE BAD

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