The truth, the whole truth but the truth

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• Sir 12 years ago

  There is no definition of truth in this world that satisfies MAN. The best truth will be exposed to us in the day of Judgment. If not reveal on earth, then it should be hereafter.

  There is no definition of truth in this world that satisfies MAN. The best truth will be exposed to us in the day of Judgment. If not reveal on earth, then it should be hereafter.

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• Kwadwo 12 years ago

  I don't even know why Hammond and Dapaah bothered to appear before that biased so called sole commissioner. He is a stooge and a joke.

  I don't even know why Hammond and Dapaah bothered to appear before that biased so called sole commissioner. He is a stooge and a joke.

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• Papa Yaw 12 years ago

  How

  How

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• Kondua 12 years ago

  This is indeed a very good piece, concise and straight to the point. It is a very interesting reading but sadly most Ghanaians don't want the truth because of partisanship and tribalism. The evil politicians will spew lies an ...
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  This is indeed a very good piece, concise and straight to the point. It is a very interesting reading but sadly most Ghanaians don't want the truth because of partisanship and tribalism. The evil politicians will spew lies and the suffering masses will painfully accept them as truth.

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• TEE 12 years ago

  THE MENTALITY OF A MUSLIMS IS A BIG PROBLEM FOR THE WORLD AND ALSO BEING A LEADER AS A NORTHERNER, IS A BIG PROBLEM FOR THE NATIVE GHANAIAN. MAHAMA YOUR MISTAKE IS DURING THE CAMPAIGN I REMEMBER QUIET SURE YOU SAID IN THE NO ...
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  THE MENTALITY OF A MUSLIMS IS A BIG PROBLEM FOR THE WORLD AND ALSO BEING A LEADER AS A NORTHERNER, IS A BIG PROBLEM FOR THE NATIVE GHANAIAN. MAHAMA YOUR MISTAKE IS DURING THE CAMPAIGN I REMEMBER QUIET SURE YOU SAID IN THE NORTH THAT YOU ARE ONE OF THEM. THAT IS WHAT WE CALL IT DISCRIMINATION. YOU I REALLY DID LIKE YOU WHEN YOU WERE VICE-PRESIDENT BUT SINCE THAT STATEMENT. VERY BAD AS A LEADER.

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• Togbe 12 years ago

  Brillant piece. My mum use to say there are 3 sides to every story namely my side, your side and the truth. The truth always prevail in all circumstances though.

  Brillant piece. My mum use to say there are 3 sides to every story namely my side, your side and the truth. The truth always prevail in all circumstances though.

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• Obeng Rago - 12 years ago

  Who was the President of Ghana at the time of this OIL Drill saga? Answer - John Jeremiah
  
  Rawlings!!! I THEREFORE ASK HIM THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
  
  Was J J Rawlings aware of the loan deal between Tsatsu led GNPC and a ...
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  Who was the President of Ghana at the time of this OIL Drill saga? Answer - John Jeremiah
  
  Rawlings!!! I THEREFORE ASK HIM THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:
  
  Was J J Rawlings aware of the loan deal between Tsatsu led GNPC and a French Bank Societe Generale? What was the loan for? Was Rawlings made aware of the reason TT collected such large sums of money from a Foreign Bank? Was Rawlings informed that the country's Oil Drill Ship was being used as a Guarantee or mortgage to collect a loan of $40 Million Dollars? Was the said French Loan given to Tsatsu Tsikata used for the purpose for which the loan was taken? Is there any evidence J J Rawlings or TT can show Ghanaians about the use of this loan facility? Did J J Rawlings ask Tsatsu Tsikata how he was going to pay the loan, and when he defaulted, askED again, how he was going to repay the loan? Was J J Rawlings a nyebro in this matter, where he connived and colluded with Tsatsu Tsikata to defraud the French Bank of monies belonging to the bank customers? Did J J Rawlings benefit directly from the loan from French bank? Has the Oil Drill ship saga exposed J J Rawlings as an irresponsible President who could not look after the assets of the country?

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