Mahama is being Hypocritical on Corruption

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• Kordiaber 12 years ago

  As stipulated in the Constitution. If the President promised to uphold the Constitution of the Republic, then all those Government must abide by the Constitution. Politicians are taking us for a ride. Wake up people.

  As stipulated in the Constitution. If the President promised to uphold the Constitution of the Republic, then all those Government must abide by the Constitution. Politicians are taking us for a ride. Wake up people.

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• Sumdom 12 years ago

  I truly do not understand Mahama's mentality. Does he really wish Ghana well? Does he understand that the massive, systemic and unprecedented corruption under this NDC can destroy the country? It is a sad state of affairs. Ju ...
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  I truly do not understand Mahama's mentality. Does he really wish Ghana well? Does he understand that the massive, systemic and unprecedented corruption under this NDC can destroy the country? It is a sad state of affairs. Just about 6 years ago a lot of institutions , countries and individuals were praising us. Now no more.

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• LYDIA 12 years ago

  JOHN MAHAMA IS CORRUPTION AND CORRUPTION CANT FIGHT CORRUPTION.....ide biiii keke...

  JOHN MAHAMA IS CORRUPTION AND CORRUPTION CANT FIGHT CORRUPTION.....ide biiii keke...

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• HolyGhost 12 years ago

  Do your bit in fighting corruption, stop taking bribe before doing your job and stop stealing from your employers, that will help eliminate corruption

  Do your bit in fighting corruption, stop taking bribe before doing your job and stop stealing from your employers, that will help eliminate corruption

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• Nii Ashitey 12 years ago

  The way to approach this corruption question is not to play politics with it.What will be achieved by demonstration if the demonstrators are not only there to draw attention to themselves.There must be a national strategy to ...
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  The way to approach this corruption question is not to play politics with it.What will be achieved by demonstration if the demonstrators are not only there to draw attention to themselves.There must be a national strategy to combat this canker from the Ghanaian psyche because it is deeply ingrained and for a political party to take to the street as if taking to the street will combat corruption is hypocritical.
  
  There must be a systematic educational campaign against corruption and laws put in place to deal seriously with offenders.This must cut across party lines and the ppp must not take advantage of this national problem to its advantage.
  
  The leader of the NPP is not absolved from corruption.In fact he has a lot to answer for because many suspect he has a skeleton in his cupboard.Until he clears himself from those allegations,his party has no moral to take to the streets.

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• Nii Ashitey 12 years ago

  Moral authority to take to the street.

  Moral authority to take to the street.

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