Critical News: To join a corruption cult

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• GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 12 years ago

  I was looking out in particular for Kofi Humado, Rashid Pelpuo and Akua Sena Dansua. All three, as Ministers, signed contracts on behalf of Government, with no visible benefit to the people of Ghana. Example. On 15th August 2 ...
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  I was looking out in particular for Kofi Humado, Rashid Pelpuo and Akua Sena Dansua. All three, as Ministers, signed contracts on behalf of Government, with no visible benefit to the people of Ghana. Example. On 15th August 2011, Youth and Sports Minister Kofi Humado signed a contract under the Youth in Transport Service Provision (Community Motorcycle Project), witnessed by the National Coordinator Abuga Pele, offering Asongtaba Cottage Industry and Exchange Program, (a Roland Agambire company) an interesting four-year deal.
  
  ALL MINISTERS AFTER SIGNING CONTRACTS MUST ALSO SPEAK TO THE PRESIDENT AND EXPLAIN THE TERMS AD DETAILS OF EACH CONTRACTS. THE FINAL SIGNOFF MUST COME FROM THE PRESIDENT. HE/SHE MUST ALSO SIGN N THOROUGHLY READ AND UNDERSTAND THE TERMS OF EACH CONTRACT. IF DEPUTY CABINET MINISTERS, MINISTERS,VEEP N PRESIDENT CAN SIGN OFF ON ALL CONTRACTS IN GH. THIS WILL GO A LONG WAY TO DETER THE SIGNAGE AND ACCEPTANCE OF DUMMY CONTRACTS IN GH. WOYOME, AKOMFEM, JUDGEMENT DEBTS, AND NOW GYEEDA COULD ALL HAVE BEEN PREVENTED OF THEY WENT THRU THE RIGHT CHANNELS. BEFORE THE PRESIDENT SIGNS OFF ON ANY CONTRACT COMING FROM C CABINET MINISTER. THE TERMS OF THE CONTRACT MUST BE CLEARLY COMMUNICATED N UNDERSTOOD BY ALL PARTIES.

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• ANTI-NKRUMAIST 12 years ago

  We have done something right with the Winneba-Cape Coast-Takoradi road. It is smooth and comfortable, maybe too many twists and bends, but it is weathering well and it makes you wonder why we don’t have many more such netwo ...
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  We have done something right with the Winneba-Cape Coast-Takoradi road. It is smooth and comfortable, maybe too many twists and bends, but it is weathering well and it makes you wonder why we don’t have many more such networks to make business easier

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• Kwame Wi 12 years ago

  I don't think the gov't reads any of your articles. If that was the case Ghana would be better. Continue to tell them the truth.

  I don't think the gov't reads any of your articles. If that was the case Ghana would be better. Continue to tell them the truth.

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• Kwadwo 12 years ago

  Keep it coming. I enjoy your pieces.

  Keep it coming. I enjoy your pieces.

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• asante 12 years ago

  If there is a writer l have never respected, it is this guy

  If there is a writer l have never respected, it is this guy

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• k k of Denver 12 years ago

  It is because ,you do not want to be told the thruth

  It is because ,you do not want to be told the thruth

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• Prof Lungu 12 years ago

  Critical peak at just one little aspect of GYEEDA, a program so poorly conceptualized it quickly became a feeding trough for the well-connected, with precious little benefit for the "Youth" and the nation.
  
  In particular, ...
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  Critical peak at just one little aspect of GYEEDA, a program so poorly conceptualized it quickly became a feeding trough for the well-connected, with precious little benefit for the "Youth" and the nation.
  
  In particular, we especially liked the linkage of the recent Sydney Casely-Hayford record with the effort of similar-minded "operatives"/thinkers, Imani’s Mr. Kofi Bentil and Mr. "Tarzan" Wereko Brobbey, in this case. With this approach, a critical, Ghana-centered, lonely voice summarily becomes a blaring trumpet for effective push-back of official corruption, ineptitude, and all manner of high-handed officialdom.
  
  Thanks again, Mr. Sydney Casely-Hayford. We all owe you big time!

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• nabia 12 years ago

  as usual wasting space and time with such writings

  as usual wasting space and time with such writings

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• Dantankwa 12 years ago

  O Nabia. Did you actually read this beautiful piece? May be you did with a prejudice mind, or may be you read and did not understand a thing or you did not read at all because of preconcived notion of the writer. Otherwise, h ...
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  O Nabia. Did you actually read this beautiful piece? May be you did with a prejudice mind, or may be you read and did not understand a thing or you did not read at all because of preconcived notion of the writer. Otherwise, how can you describe this as a waste of space and time.

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• KUTRIKU 12 years ago

  THIEVES AND THE CORRUPT NDC COHORTS SEE EVERYTHING WRONG WITH EXPOSING THE "ROT" ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR USELESS PRESIDENT AND LEADERS. BELIEVE YOU ME 'THE LENGTH OF THE FROG WILL BE KNOWN AFTER IS DEATH".

  THIEVES AND THE CORRUPT NDC COHORTS SEE EVERYTHING WRONG WITH EXPOSING THE "ROT" ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR USELESS PRESIDENT AND LEADERS. BELIEVE YOU ME 'THE LENGTH OF THE FROG WILL BE KNOWN AFTER IS DEATH".

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