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A Simple Advice to Ghanaian Importers

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  • Obibini 10 years ago

    This is an excellent suggestion. I suggested something similarly, in that if people will not give a bribe nor take a bribe for a month or two the corruption issue will decrease gradually.

  • Dr Nkrumah 10 years ago

    Adofo, you are now talking, more grease to your elbows. We need more of these instead of tribalism and extremem partisan plitics.

  • Doctor 10 years ago

    Well said body.I belive is about time we re_enforce accountability.The ignorance and greedyness is tarnishing the image of Ghana as a whole.Our leaders are too corupt, have no feelings for the younger generations.We complaine ...
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  • CRAZY N WILD 10 years ago

    It was announced a few weeks back that the BNI had summoned Former Deputy High Commissioner to India, Mr Kwaku Ampratwum Sarpong to be queried on his bizarre role in the import of rice from India in 2007. That fraudulent deal ...
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  • Sharon in Uk 10 years ago

    You are right and i hope that we will all unite and stop for some time.The problem is that it will collaps our economy.
    There is one costum officer in Tema harbour call alhaji,a sisala guy.He will threathen u and take so mu ...
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  • insight to the bone 10 years ago

    pepeni is now attempting to steal Christmas and continue on his evil foolhardy agenda of turning the country into a Muslim dominated colony . Last week two events went by unnoticed by our illiterate media ,the first the banni ...
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  • sauda 10 years ago

    2013-12-05 20:48:32
    Comment to: A Simple Advice to Ghanaian Importerss i think i know the guy.I am sure he is alhaji salifu.The most corrupt man amoung all.He took so much bribe from me b4 releasing my goods even though i pa ...
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  • WARD GDX - WE THE PEOPLE 10 years ago

    Africans are so greedy and selfish, the fundamental and natural principle of enduring short term sacrifice and getting long term gain which is essentially what is being suggested here can not be practiced.

    We don't sacri ...
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  • Charlie King Addo 10 years ago

    The back bone of the country has long been broken, and thus can no longer be loved. Sad but true.

  • Kwadwo 10 years ago

    Importers are treated like criminals at the port. My brother just paid in excess of $9000 duty on an 03 Merecedes ML350. I paid roughly $5000 for the truck in the US. How on earth can the Mahama government justify such a duty ...
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  • mr B Dallas 10 years ago

    As at now am not sending any buses to ghana waste of money waste of time drivers not honest

  • Disappointed Ghanaian 10 years ago

    Instead of paying up $9000! & $5000! You should have called a few radio stations to inform the world of this nonsense and exorbitant duty being charged on cars!
    when you pay up you are enabling the thieves! Why the President ...
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  • Abeeku Mensah 10 years ago

    Take a chill pill, Rockson Adofo. You have become just another unprincipled fool from Ghana hiding in a civilized Western nation where their founding fathers fought to create a prosperous nation for generations to come. Those ...
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  • Boateng 10 years ago

    In addition, I also advice Ghanaian Importers to form "Importers' Union" to ensure all custom problems such as overcharging is checked.The union will also make sure every importer pays stipulated dues, fees, and taxes to the ...
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  • Nima Boy 10 years ago

    For the first time, I am in agreement with Mr.Adofo.But I wish you had done this when NPP is in power. Immediately we have to stop importing to send a message to our government.