Open Letter to ‘All-Knowing’ IMANI

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Tanko A. 12 years ago

Hahaha Business Analyst writes to Franklin Cudjoe? Is he a business that has to be analyzed? It appears to me that the "News Paper" if it is one doesn't understand why it should exist. When people don't have water, electricit ...
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Hahaha Business Analyst writes to Franklin Cudjoe? Is he a business that has to be analyzed? It appears to me that the "News Paper" if it is one doesn't understand why it should exist. When people don't have water, electricity, gas, etc with all the attendant implications on businesses and their survival, they are writing to and about personalities? What a shame! Anybody going to actually spend their time and/or money to acquire this paper? Sorry!
malan 12 years ago

tanko, you seem not to have education. the paper is reacting to the all-knowing IMANI boss attack on them.
so when you have your warped ideas go some where

tanko, you seem not to have education. the paper is reacting to the all-knowing IMANI boss attack on them.
so when you have your warped ideas go some where
Kwame 12 years ago

This Franklin guy was suggesting that if the wage bill was to high, then the Government should suspend the single spine salary structure and pay lower wages but he sees nothing wrong with two people stealing GNPC data and giv ...
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This Franklin guy was suggesting that if the wage bill was to high, then the Government should suspend the single spine salary structure and pay lower wages but he sees nothing wrong with two people stealing GNPC data and giving it to Cosmos Tullow and co and getting a kick of 300 million dollars from the poor Ghanaian whose tax money Tsatsu used to research for the GNPC data.
Luther king 12 years ago

am not sure if Tanko read the article. if u did then u did not understand it. the paper is simply reacting to IMANI on an issue about someone not paying tax. u know that ghana needs money to solve the problem of light and wa ...
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am not sure if Tanko read the article. if u did then u did not understand it. the paper is simply reacting to IMANI on an issue about someone not paying tax. u know that ghana needs money to solve the problem of light and water. so if a news paper publishes that a company has not paid tax and IMANI responded by saying the news paper wants to pull the business down, then one begin to question the loyalty of IMANI. please i think IMANI shd learn to take criticism in gud faith and acknowledge when they go wrong.
Marriane Asante 12 years ago

Never seen such stupidity....We are suffering and you are writing about personalities. I learnt the editor was reporting for cantata press in his former life and so no surprises. If you have a wife, she must be ashamed..

Never seen such stupidity....We are suffering and you are writing about personalities. I learnt the editor was reporting for cantata press in his former life and so no surprises. If you have a wife, she must be ashamed..
TNC 12 years ago

IMANI IS INDEED A "BAD COMPANY " FOR THE COUNTRY GHANA !

IMANI IS INDEED A "BAD COMPANY " FOR THE COUNTRY GHANA !
Marriane Asante 12 years ago

Amazing, Ghana still has such toys as editors who write hogwash and they pass as editors? You know this editor f this garbage was reporting for business week until he was sacked for lack of business professionalism? No wonder ...
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Amazing, Ghana still has such toys as editors who write hogwash and they pass as editors? You know this editor f this garbage was reporting for business week until he was sacked for lack of business professionalism? No wonder his current employers feed him with such baseless stories.. No serious business man buys this thrash...
razak seini 12 years ago

Your organization is becoming too partisan. it sad that such a reputable think thank is isolating its self from real issues.restore ur honour

Your organization is becoming too partisan. it sad that such a reputable think thank is isolating its self from real issues.restore ur honour
Citizen 12 years ago

Put IMANI and DANQUAH Institute in the same waste basket.

Put IMANI and DANQUAH Institute in the same waste basket.
Kwame 12 years ago

We say that we are loyal and faithful to Ghana our Motherland. Is IMANI thus faithful and loyal to Ghana our Motherland. How can Franklin Cudjoe take pride in EO Group selling their shares in the Jubilee Field first not to th ...
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We say that we are loyal and faithful to Ghana our Motherland. Is IMANI thus faithful and loyal to Ghana our Motherland. How can Franklin Cudjoe take pride in EO Group selling their shares in the Jubilee Field first not to the people of Ghana, but to TULLOW (TULLOV) OIL.
So people like Franklin Cudjoe do not want the people of Ghana to acquire more shares in the crude oil resources of this country and we are not surprise when this group of people do not even want Ghanains to receive better pay for work. IMANI is just a Neocolonial institution and the better we forget about them the better. Frank Cudjoe and his associates still see Ghana and Africa as a property of the white man. We pledge to be loyal and faithful to Ghana our mother land and not to any other land. Let us love Ghana undivided.

Wiafe 12 years ago

Imani and Danquah and such institues are hacksters--just selling their voices for cheap cedis--propagating delusional views.

The views expressed by these groups are not based on any empirical research and definitely these ...
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Imani and Danquah and such institues are hacksters--just selling their voices for cheap cedis--propagating delusional views.

The views expressed by these groups are not based on any empirical research and definitely these are not think tanks. These groups--Imani and Danquah are all political hacks--prostitutes.

You can tell--because they are more interested in attacks than producing any original research that can move the country forward.
Mania. 12 years ago

Ba mm. THe Imani boss talk and act like a partisan political operative. Used to admire him, but realized sometime back that he is a partisan political animal, so biased and some how hollow.

Ba mm. THe Imani boss talk and act like a partisan political operative. Used to admire him, but realized sometime back that he is a partisan political animal, so biased and some how hollow.
PK 12 years ago

The problem with Imani is not partisanship, as some seem to be suggesting here, but shameless self-promotion and childishness. They assert their right to speak out and criticise, but they don't want to be criticised in turn. ...
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The problem with Imani is not partisanship, as some seem to be suggesting here, but shameless self-promotion and childishness. They assert their right to speak out and criticise, but they don't want to be criticised in turn. The funny thing is that they often lack real knowledge about the subject matter they speak about.
Frimpong 12 years ago

Frnakly Cudjoe is just a hopeless silly and foolish gluton.Can´t you see his face and his mouth like that of a pregnant bush pig? Who doesn´t knoiw that this fruit cake is working for the NPP? No need bothering about this f ...
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Frnakly Cudjoe is just a hopeless silly and foolish gluton.Can´t you see his face and his mouth like that of a pregnant bush pig? Who doesn´t knoiw that this fruit cake is working for the NPP? No need bothering about this foolish bush pig.Think tank my foot.
SUMBRUNGU 12 years ago

Oh that think-pot called IMANI? I never took them seriously the moment i noticed its promoters enjoyed self-adulation and vain epithets than engaging in research work and advocacy.

Oh that think-pot called IMANI? I never took them seriously the moment i noticed its promoters enjoyed self-adulation and vain epithets than engaging in research work and advocacy.
kalusha 12 years ago

Imani guys are very funny,,Hahahaha

Imani guys are very funny,,Hahahaha

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