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A Tribute to Samuel Dubik Mahama: A testament to ECG's potential and a shoe so big to fill!

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  • Sam 2 years ago

    Blah Blah Blah

  • Jaytee 2 years ago

    I honestly appreciate the effort of Samuel Dubik Mahama. We hope and pray for leadership that seek for solid digital Transformation. ECG indeed has evolved during his tenure. Wishing him the best.

  • Nafisa 2 years ago

    Smart Guy the all the milk has been siphoned.
    Ghana my beloved Country will never be the same until a new dawn. A new government. And a new air.
    How did he acquire 15millions dollars

  • KAMAL 2 years ago

    Everybody who chop some and go.He resigned because NDC is coming for sure.
    It was planned he is going to support his former Boss NAPO.The target amount has beeen taken away.Why should he waste his time.
    Ghana is sunked.Now ...
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  • Martin Kreisler 2 years ago

    The big question is, why did he resign after only two years in office (since he was doint so well, as the tribute says)?

  • Sam 2 years ago

    ECG is heavily indebted to the power producing companies and Ghana Gas. That's his legacy.

  • NII 2 years ago

    This write up is factually inaccurate. This is an organisation which is almost bankruot.

  • Sheila 2 years ago

    Ask any ECG staff they have dried up the accounts with shady deals and contracts. Procurements bridges and lavish living.

  • the Villager 2 years ago

    With all these accolades NOT even a hint of the reason for resignation was given.
    This tells volumes of the real reason.

  • Naomi 2 years ago

    its so sad and pathetic for such a tribute, whoever wrote this is clueless about the mess, the corruption and the illegalities this Man is involved in. Only time will tell. He was doing soon well why the rush to resign ? He i ...
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  • Ojah 2 years ago

    I don't know the real figures at ECG and the main reason for this guy's resignation, but he couldn't have done worse than the advocates and thieves of PDS.

  • jagadu 2 years ago

    akufo-addo and Akyem mafias pushed him out.

  • Ellen Oko 2 years ago

    Tribute my foot. When he was distributing motor bikes to the police he thought we were fools. What kind of prudent economics is that.

  • Ken Anku 2 years ago

    I cannot agree with the author better than the piece. It represents my personal observation thus would like to largely associate myself with the referenced tribute

  • Selly 2 years ago

    This is an AI generated tribute. Not original. Look well you will see clearly.