In Honor Of Mr. Martin Amidu

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• KOFI LAMPTEY 12 years ago

  CAN U IMAGINE THE KID OKUDZETO ABLAKWA ALSO ATTEMPTING TO FRONT FOR FOREIGNERS TO BE PAID HUGE SUMS INCLUDING 1.5 BILLION DOLLARS TO AFRICA AUTOMOBILE LTD?......AND THIS STUPID KID ALSO EVEN CONVINCED MARTIN AMIDU WITHOUT SUC ...
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  CAN U IMAGINE THE KID OKUDZETO ABLAKWA ALSO ATTEMPTING TO FRONT FOR FOREIGNERS TO BE PAID HUGE SUMS INCLUDING 1.5 BILLION DOLLARS TO AFRICA AUTOMOBILE LTD?......AND THIS STUPID KID ALSO EVEN CONVINCED MARTIN AMIDU WITHOUT SUCCESS TO ALSO PAY MONIES TO FRAUDSTERS WHO WERE OUT TO DUPE GHANA?.....WHAT SORT OF WEAK, WICKED AND STUPID GOVT DID ATTA MILLS RUN AT ALL IN GHANA?.....THE MAN ATTA MILLS AND BARTON ODRO ARE A REAL DISGRACE TO FANTIS FOR THEIR EXTREME STUPIDITY AND FAILURE TO EVEN SEE THAT FANTIS ARE SO POOR THAT ONLY A TRANSPARENT COMPETENT GOVT CAN SAVE THEM FROM THEIR MISERY AND POVERTY....THESE TWO STUPID FANTIS CHOSE TO TEAM UP WITH WICKED EWES TO DESTROY US ALL IN GHANA WHY WHY WHY???

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• Kwaku 12 years ago

  Don't worry Okudzeto is an Ayigbe kid. The Ayigbe or Ewes see politics as a place to make cheap money,no wonder every educated Ayigbe is rushing to get into politics to get his share.They will oppose anyone who stands their w ...
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  Don't worry Okudzeto is an Ayigbe kid. The Ayigbe or Ewes see politics as a place to make cheap money,no wonder every educated Ayigbe is rushing to get into politics to get his share.They will oppose anyone who stands their way.

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• kwame 12 years ago

  Goe bless Marthin Amidu

  Goe bless Marthin Amidu

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• JUSTICE 12 years ago

  THIS IS POLITICS. WHAT ABOUT OUR SERVICE MEN ON THE BATTLE FIELDS DEFENDING THE NATION? HOW MUCH DID JJ RAWLINGS SAVE FOR GHANA? WE NEED TO ENCOURAGE HIM TO BRING OUT MORE LOST FUNDS NOT PAY OR HEROISM NOT POLITICS.HOW MUCH D ...
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  THIS IS POLITICS. WHAT ABOUT OUR SERVICE MEN ON THE BATTLE FIELDS DEFENDING THE NATION? HOW MUCH DID JJ RAWLINGS SAVE FOR GHANA? WE NEED TO ENCOURAGE HIM TO BRING OUT MORE LOST FUNDS NOT PAY OR HEROISM NOT POLITICS.HOW MUCH DO WE PAY FOR THE SECURITY PERSONNEL WHO IN THE NIGHT?

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• USMAN 12 years ago

  All those implicated in this Waterville saga are university graduates. If this had occurred in the 70s we would have been quick to say it is because the military guys were not well educated. Today e have university graduates ...
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  All those implicated in this Waterville saga are university graduates. If this had occurred in the 70s we would have been quick to say it is because the military guys were not well educated. Today e have university graduates every where yet the mess we are witnessing in our midst is too gargantuan. This is how far our useless university education has brought us.

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• Kwame 12 years ago

  I wrote here many times that as a manager my duty is to prevent the company litigating with people it wrongfully dismissed even if there has not been a written contract with him or her.
  Ghana must be a trusted and respected ...
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  I wrote here many times that as a manager my duty is to prevent the company litigating with people it wrongfully dismissed even if there has not been a written contract with him or her.
  Ghana must be a trusted and respected client and not a client that will use her court to refuse to honour her obligations.
  We caution all those who are now shouting from the roof tops with joy that we use the courts, our courts and not another to refuse to honour an obligation we had with a foreign company.
  We brought Ghanaians mind to the fact that it was the same courts that seized the Argentine War Ship because a British company that that country owes went to insure the debt.
  I am one of those who abide by an agreement I have with any body and I do not stab my client at the back.

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• Akua 12 years ago

  Well written. Ghana needs more selfless people like Mr Amidu to protect this country from these selfish people at the helms of our institutions, governments wherever they are. Those who said so many bad things about Mr Amidu, ...
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  Well written. Ghana needs more selfless people like Mr Amidu to protect this country from these selfish people at the helms of our institutions, governments wherever they are. Those who said so many bad things about Mr Amidu, I wish I could see their faces.
  Mr Amidu, we thank you!
  We salute you! God bless you.

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• Kay 12 years ago

  The only way to reward this man is to create a platform for him to wite books for our brothers and sisters in the JHS & SHS.The govt or philanthropists should help him,as for those of us who are over 20yrs we're a lost genera ...
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  The only way to reward this man is to create a platform for him to wite books for our brothers and sisters in the JHS & SHS.The govt or philanthropists should help him,as for those of us who are over 20yrs we're a lost generation so corrupt and materialistic.

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• Abeeku Mensah 12 years ago

  I can be glad for Ghana for thinking Ghana won one but it will be just a hollow victory. For all who think Martin Amidu has done wonders I say enjoy while you can and then take time to reflect on how we got to the start of ju ...
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  I can be glad for Ghana for thinking Ghana won one but it will be just a hollow victory. For all who think Martin Amidu has done wonders I say enjoy while you can and then take time to reflect on how we got to the start of judgment debts in Ghana. What Ghana's Supreme Court justices addressed in their ruling was the narrow definition of a contract between the government of Ghana and vendor/contracted entities based on existing statute. However, international law which these Justices lack, most of them anyway, recognizes verbal agreements in some instances for which the Waterville case come down to. It was a government representative who agreed with workers from Waterville to move their heavy equipment and start work on the Accra stadium prior to an official contract being signed. For that matter, I say why did Martin Amidu not challenge the so-called contract that paid the Chinese company to finish the rest of the stadia project since by law it is only Ghana's parliament, a the government arm for engaging in a contract? The stadia contracts with those Chinese firms were awarded by then president Kufour and not parliament. Were those not violations of the statute?

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• kwadwo 12 years ago

  I wish I can meet this man and shake his hands.if Ghana had few people like this,the country will move forward.God bless this man and his descendants

  I wish I can meet this man and shake his hands.if Ghana had few people like this,the country will move forward.God bless this man and his descendants

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