Improved PFJ 2.0, but implementation may struggle in Upper West Region

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• J0eY l0nDon 1 year ago

  Pure lies and full of deceitful borrowed ideas.
  
  You are just straight from a breading camp of liars, phase two of has been implemented, Pwalugu dam crime scene, or the stealing of ideas?
  
  Please , according to your un ...
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  Pure lies and full of deceitful borrowed ideas.
  
  You are just straight from a breading camp of liars, phase two of has been implemented, Pwalugu dam crime scene, or the stealing of ideas?
  
  Please , according to your unintelligent articles those npp pooling agents who were given these jobs were Ghanaians with Ghana card?
  
  How many Ghana cards does that thief of baal pastor holds?
  
  Thieves

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• OWURA 1 year ago

  Since ghanaweb was bought by this NPP MP, we thought the handlers were going to be objective but unfortunately they are not. This portal has now lost its credibility and objective status. They only publish NPP favourable stor ...
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  Since ghanaweb was bought by this NPP MP, we thought the handlers were going to be objective but unfortunately they are not. This portal has now lost its credibility and objective status. They only publish NPP favourable stories and feauture write ups. Anything that attacks the NPP and promotes the NDC they don't publish. Their news items are now just pro-NPP. This is SAD, ghanaweb is now like Daily Guide, Wuntumi Radio and Oman fm. very sad.

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• Kwame 1 year ago

  This planting for food and jobs lie is being deodorized.
  But NPP must remember that a feces, even when deodorized still remains a feces.
  Emanating from that, a lie that has been made to look the truth, still remains a lie ...
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  This planting for food and jobs lie is being deodorized.
  But NPP must remember that a feces, even when deodorized still remains a feces.
  Emanating from that, a lie that has been made to look the truth, still remains a lie.
  The cost of food has increased by 450% since NPP came to power in 2017, so planting for food and jobs remains a ruse.

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