Gold Trade Losses: Ghana must look beyond the $1.7 billion figure

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GHANA 2 days ago

STARTING FROM OIL FOR GOLD MASTERMINDED BY YOUR BAWUMIA

STARTING FROM OIL FOR GOLD MASTERMINDED BY YOUR BAWUMIA
C.I.D 2 days ago

Ok fine

Ok fine
C.I.D 2 days ago

Good job NDC

Good job NDC
Ttt 2 days ago

Good job from where

Good job from where
AkronfoAddonothing,mumu bawuliar,ofuiAtiathefugitive 1 day ago

for your head

for your head
C.I.D 1 day ago

I am talking my talking

I am talking my talking
MAN 1 day ago

GOOD ONE I LIKE THAT BOY

GOOD ONE I LIKE THAT BOY
Kunta 1 day ago

Excellent job but will the authorities in Ghana read to understand the importance of this post

Excellent job but will the authorities in Ghana read to understand the importance of this post
Kwame 1 day ago

When foreigners want to destroy a nation they use some of the citizens to do their dirty job.
NPP members who are in arms against GoldBond are people who are being used by the Bretton Wood Institutions to destroy Ghana.
I ...
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When foreigners want to destroy a nation they use some of the citizens to do their dirty job.
NPP members who are in arms against GoldBond are people who are being used by the Bretton Wood Institutions to destroy Ghana.
It is a fact that when they advice the economists to do things that lead to the need of the country to borrow money they had and have some shares in the money that was borrowed, or the Bretton Wood institutions give them handshake for work well done.
Ignoble Afenyo-Markins has come out to say that he needed the One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) to buy the silence of NPP members of parliament to keep quite of the rumour of the lost of $1.7 Billion.
Meaning that when Ghana makes a gain NPP members want to be bribed for it, and when Ghana made a lost NPP members want to gain from it.
On my part I am so happy that some of the most critics of NDC in NPP are defending NDC, i mean the government of Ghana for implementing the GoldBond issue.
So, with this cat coming out from the bag, will Ghanaians vote for NPP in the year 2028?
This is a scandal that NPP is neck deep in. NPP members in parliament are swindlers who want to swindle the state Ghana.
The avenue left for them is to honourbly resign from parliament or Ghanaians will find the means to legally kick them out.
They have betrayed Ghana, abuse their oath of office as parliamentarians and must resign immediately.
They are all part of Afenyo-Markins extortion brigade.
AkronfoAddonothing,mumu bawuliar,ofuiAtiathefugitive 1 day ago

cant agree with you more. africa has been tuned to fail-and how it has been tuned to fail is using same africans to undermine change and growth. in my view cpp and ndc understand this more tha up and npp and that is why i pre ...
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cant agree with you more. africa has been tuned to fail-and how it has been tuned to fail is using same africans to undermine change and growth. in my view cpp and ndc understand this more tha up and npp and that is why i prefer ndc.

Kwame 1 day ago

The matter is that when this country manufactures matches of sugar there are people who are against it because they want to eat imported sugar and strike imported matches.
These are the professors who are not ashamed that t ...
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The matter is that when this country manufactures matches of sugar there are people who are against it because they want to eat imported sugar and strike imported matches.
These are the professors who are not ashamed that their thesis are ink on paper fading as time pass by.
How excellent their thesis are they are afraid that if implemented will uplift the fortunes of Ghana.
C.I.D 1 day ago

Hi gugs how are u

Hi gugs how are u
MAN 1 day ago

HELLO

HELLO

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