we are in modern times and are better educated so we have a better appreciation of the POVERTY AND EXCRUCIATING CONDITIONS OF THE NORTH AND VOLTA, so what is the reason for the few educated privileged individuals in these two ... read full comment
we are in modern times and are better educated so we have a better appreciation of the POVERTY AND EXCRUCIATING CONDITIONS OF THE NORTH AND VOLTA, so what is the reason for the few educated privileged individuals in these two areas to destroy an opportunity to uplift the conditions of their people like that...so much money wasted or stolen whilst all they do is to knock the heads of akans and these tribes together as if THAT WILL PUT BREAD AND BUTTER ON THE TABLE AND ROOF OVER OUR HEADS...meanwhile all they do is to simply DETRACT OUR ATTENTION FROM THEIR THIEVERY WHILST THEY CONTINUE TO CREATE LOOT AND SHARE AND CLAIM THAT NPP OR THE AKANS DONT LIKE THE NORTH AND VOLTA....meanwhile the harm caused by the few northerners in this regard was caused by PURE NORTHERNERS AND NOT NPP OR AKANS...LETS SHINE OUR EYES AND STOP THESE DIRTY POLITICIANS FROM DESTROYING GHANA.
SARPONG 9 years ago
My buddy Yahya, don't you think SADA is badly run because of how it is staffed? One thing a lot of people are afraid to talk about is why the government finds it convenient to employ only people from the three Northern region ... read full comment
My buddy Yahya, don't you think SADA is badly run because of how it is staffed? One thing a lot of people are afraid to talk about is why the government finds it convenient to employ only people from the three Northern regions to manage this agency. Does it mean other tribes are not capable to work for SADA?
SADA is a publicly funded agency and other tribes should not be excluded from working at that agency. Maybe a few people from outside the Northern tribes can break the Northern clique that has hijacked this agency as their fiefdom and make it run better.
mojingles 9 years ago
Sarpong, perhaps, it may have been an oversight on your part, but I did state emphatically that the inclusion of individuals other than northerners in the management of SADA is the antidote to the corruption and graft we are ... read full comment
Sarpong, perhaps, it may have been an oversight on your part, but I did state emphatically that the inclusion of individuals other than northerners in the management of SADA is the antidote to the corruption and graft we are witnessing...personally, I don't care if the entire management is made up of southerners so long as the job is gotten done and the people are better served.
SARPONG 9 years ago
Mojingles, I might not have read that but we are on the same page. The success of SADA will not only be beneficial to Northerners alone but Ghanaians as whole and we are all praying the powers that be will get the right peopl ... read full comment
Mojingles, I might not have read that but we are on the same page. The success of SADA will not only be beneficial to Northerners alone but Ghanaians as whole and we are all praying the powers that be will get the right people to steer the affairs of this agency. Have a good week.
BOLE CRIMINAL FOOLS 9 years ago
YOU CAN TURN IT AS YOU WANT, THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA IS AN IDIOT
YOU CAN TURN IT AS YOU WANT, THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA IS AN IDIOT
Brother 9 years ago
Read his last words 'but more crucially recruit talent from other ethnic groups outside the northern regions'. This is also my problem.
Read his last words 'but more crucially recruit talent from other ethnic groups outside the northern regions'. This is also my problem.
SARPONG 9 years ago
My buddy Yahya, don't you think SADA is badly run because of how it is staffed? One thing a lot of people are afraid to talk about is why the government finds it convenient to employ only people from the three Northern region ... read full comment
My buddy Yahya, don't you think SADA is badly run because of how it is staffed? One thing a lot of people are afraid to talk about is why the government finds it convenient to employ only people from the three Northern regions to manage this agency. Does it mean other tribes are not capable to work for SADA?
SADA is a publicly funded agency and other tribes should not be excluded from working at that agency. Maybe a few people from outside the Northern tribes can break the Northern clique that has hijacked this agency as their fiefdom and make it run better.
BRANDY 9 years ago
NDC HATES AKANS SO MUCH HENCE THEIR EXCLUSION, BUT AKANS ARE USED TO SUCH HATRED FROM THESE NDC TRIBALISTS WHO BLAME EVERY FAILURE ON AKANS AND NPP...
NDC HATES AKANS SO MUCH HENCE THEIR EXCLUSION, BUT AKANS ARE USED TO SUCH HATRED FROM THESE NDC TRIBALISTS WHO BLAME EVERY FAILURE ON AKANS AND NPP...
insight to the bone 9 years ago
very true ,the problem with this northern mentality is that thanks to jj they now all have an unquenchable thirst for power but never to serve in a team or accept their fellow countrymen . just look around in Accra and study ... read full comment
very true ,the problem with this northern mentality is that thanks to jj they now all have an unquenchable thirst for power but never to serve in a team or accept their fellow countrymen . just look around in Accra and study the majority of the businesses owned by these northerners and in the majority of the medium and Small sized businesses you notice they only employ their fellow northerners and practically never employ an Akan . Today in Accra the largest religious building in the country will be the mosque being build on our national park at Nima donated by Turkey confirming the Islamic domination of Ghana. Tribalism mixed with chauvinism and despotism from the north has now equaled the hegemony of the ewes . A.C.C.R.A any criminal can roam about so we have them everywhere now . even at the scholarship secretariat hardly ever is an Akan awarded the privilege to go abroad and study now . The Akans are the majority but because most continue to sleep or blindly trust the other tribes these atrocities are taking place . We look at the political strategy of the NDC and see the typical Hannibal wench when he turned the strengths of the mighty Roman army against themselves as they are doing to the Akans . From the south they use part of the Fantis and from the North the Brongs , from behind we have the chariot onslaught of the Gas Ewes Krobos. Yes the political landscape reflects a war which is only meant to destroy the right of self governance of the God's chosen nation of Africa the Akan . For them its a big deal who leads the NPP but we really don't care as our movement grows stronger by the hour as more and more Akans wake up to reality of this dire situation . We did not ask for this war but we will fight it and be victorious as God is with us . Long live the Republic of Akan
Ghanaman 9 years ago
I'm an Akan and I hate tribalism but what you're saying is bullshit, sorry fellow Ghanaian. There's no republic of Akan anywhere. I speak of Ghana so stop the nonsense tribal talks. SADA management should be inclusive of all ... read full comment
I'm an Akan and I hate tribalism but what you're saying is bullshit, sorry fellow Ghanaian. There's no republic of Akan anywhere. I speak of Ghana so stop the nonsense tribal talks. SADA management should be inclusive of all Ghanaians. It's Ghana's money, not taxes from any select group.
IDRIS PACAS 9 years ago
SADA was established by the Govt of Ghana to develop the northern part of Ghana. No provision was made for the staff to be Northerners, but they should be Ghanaians.
Corrupt persons are corrupt persons. And there are laws ... read full comment
SADA was established by the Govt of Ghana to develop the northern part of Ghana. No provision was made for the staff to be Northerners, but they should be Ghanaians.
Corrupt persons are corrupt persons. And there are laws to deal with them. Somebody else being corrupt one day never justifies your being corrupt today. Shame onto all those behind this national drainage!
Only irresponsible govts will allow such persons to go free! We wait to see.
Your write-up attempted to prove that SADA achieved something but you never mentioned a single village/town or project to that effect. Later, you said that SADA officials are not the only ones who're corrupt. And so?
mojingles 9 years ago
Idris, apparently, your ability to reason and read between the lines is compromised by your prejudice against SADA...you have already formed negative opinions about the agency, so no amount of cajoling, nagging or convincing ... read full comment
Idris, apparently, your ability to reason and read between the lines is compromised by your prejudice against SADA...you have already formed negative opinions about the agency, so no amount of cajoling, nagging or convincing can turn you around.....the crux of the piece was to call for an overhaul of the agency in terms of a new management and new methods of dealing with the agency's interim and long term objectives....I don't have to specify the successful projects of SADA because that is not the central theme of the article.....and yes, SADA is not the only corrupt agency in Ghana...what the hell is wrong with that statement, Mr. Pacas?
If you can glean anything at all from that, it is this......lack of governmental oversight allows many state agencies to loot public coffers and that is a historical fact that you and the rest cannot run away from, SADA's corruption notwithstanding.....
insight to the bone 9 years ago
Ghana is no more only tribal politics . division and diversions count . their actions only show nobody cares or thinks about the unity and prosperity of the nation only their tribes count
Ghana is no more only tribal politics . division and diversions count . their actions only show nobody cares or thinks about the unity and prosperity of the nation only their tribes count
kay de 9 years ago
Why do you say only MPs in the south are questioning the impropriety? So you telling us that the MPs from the north endorse the rot? Why these selectivity? Do you think the SADA money comes from the north alone? This is gener ... read full comment
Why do you say only MPs in the south are questioning the impropriety? So you telling us that the MPs from the north endorse the rot? Why these selectivity? Do you think the SADA money comes from the north alone? This is general concern. Corrupt practises in the past and in other areas so we should keep quiet? Please come again?
OKO IN SUPPORT OF AKADU 9 years ago
DuH1
DuH1
Wofa Kwame 9 years ago
An effective cure for a smelly nagging sore on the leg is to amputate the whole leg. Gilbert Iddi and Charles Jebuni did conspire with with others to turn SADA into their personal private banks. I say parliament should repeal ... read full comment
An effective cure for a smelly nagging sore on the leg is to amputate the whole leg. Gilbert Iddi and Charles Jebuni did conspire with with others to turn SADA into their personal private banks. I say parliament should repeal the SADA act. The government can come out with a new agency but this time with a specific objective (such as providing clean drinking water or improving education in rural communities).
Kwame
********** 9 years ago
This attempt to justify the retention of thie corrupt and wasteful agency can be described at best as "anansesem".
You stated that there a whole lot of project that benefited the northern farmers, without mentioning any spec ... read full comment
This attempt to justify the retention of thie corrupt and wasteful agency can be described at best as "anansesem".
You stated that there a whole lot of project that benefited the northern farmers, without mentioning any specific project and how the farmers benefted from it.
It is time to think as Ghanaians but not as northerners, southerners etc and defend institutions that benefit the Ghanaian (tax payer), and stop this unjustified defence of corrupt and useless government institutions and politicians simply because they are our kinsmen.
delia 9 years ago
Thankssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
Thankssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
Ghanaman 9 years ago
that's a very enlightened statement. I share your thoughts.
that's a very enlightened statement. I share your thoughts.
mojingles 9 years ago
There was absolutely no need to specifically mention any successful SADA project because that is not the central theme of my argument which was that SADA like all state agencies are susceptible to graft and corruption....perh ... read full comment
There was absolutely no need to specifically mention any successful SADA project because that is not the central theme of my argument which was that SADA like all state agencies are susceptible to graft and corruption....perhaps, you need to re-read the entire piece before you jump to hurried summations........there is no justification of the rot at SADA if you had read the last paragraph of the piece, you would see that I called for certain steps to be taken if SADA wants a redemption and one of these steps is the employment of others from the immediate regions of the north.....
mojingles 9 years ago
Cherry picking statements and running away with them...what else is new?
Cherry picking statements and running away with them...what else is new?
Jim Jones 9 years ago
All governmental agencies are not immune to corruption and so we should give malfeasance at Sada a pass. This is the most absurd statement that can be made.
All governmental agencies are not immune to corruption and so we should give malfeasance at Sada a pass. This is the most absurd statement that can be made.
mojingles 9 years ago
Jim Jones, your statement is convoluted and nonsensical.....apparently, your failure to see the context in which I made that assertion is stunning...all state agencies are susceptible to corruption because there is no strict ... read full comment
Jim Jones, your statement is convoluted and nonsensical.....apparently, your failure to see the context in which I made that assertion is stunning...all state agencies are susceptible to corruption because there is no strict fiscal oversight and SADA took advantage of that lax attitude from the top to loot state funds...sometimes, individuals like you don't read an entire piece before jumping to despicable conclusions...I never once justified the corruption at SADA...instead, I took the cudgel to the management of the agency and called for a fundamental overhaul.
TEE 9 years ago
THIS IS THE RESULT IF YOU MADE A NORTHERNER LIKE MAHAMA WHO NEVER HAVE ANY AMBITION TO BECOME A PRESIDENT AND YOU ASKED HIM TO RULE WHAT DO YOU EXPECT OR YOU PUT A NATION RESOURCES INTO HIS CARE WHAT DO YOU THINK HE AND HIS B ... read full comment
THIS IS THE RESULT IF YOU MADE A NORTHERNER LIKE MAHAMA WHO NEVER HAVE ANY AMBITION TO BECOME A PRESIDENT AND YOU ASKED HIM TO RULE WHAT DO YOU EXPECT OR YOU PUT A NATION RESOURCES INTO HIS CARE WHAT DO YOU THINK HE AND HIS BROTHERS WILL DO "LOOT AND SHARE CHOP GO SCOT FREE PERIOD
Papah 9 years ago
Your line of arguement is highly poisoned and ethnically insighting, Ghana as a nation do not need people with ur line of reasoning for its forward march, people wirh ur kind of reasoning can at best make Ghana another Rwanda ... read full comment
Your line of arguement is highly poisoned and ethnically insighting, Ghana as a nation do not need people with ur line of reasoning for its forward march, people wirh ur kind of reasoning can at best make Ghana another Rwanda. You could just keep quite than exposing your self in such a manner.
USMAN 9 years ago
All those who caused the failure of SADA are university graduates. This is how far our useless university education has brought us.
All those who caused the failure of SADA are university graduates. This is how far our useless university education has brought us.
Ghanaman 9 years ago
The tribal sentiments in Ghana, especially, by the losers in politics, are getting scarier. Oftentimes, I hear panelists on Radio Gold's Alhaji and Alhaji, claiming that NPP is an Akan party. The question I ask myself is, doe ... read full comment
The tribal sentiments in Ghana, especially, by the losers in politics, are getting scarier. Oftentimes, I hear panelists on Radio Gold's Alhaji and Alhaji, claiming that NPP is an Akan party. The question I ask myself is, does the NPP prevent other Ghanaians from joining their party? If NPP gets 75% of Ashanti votes, and NDC gets about 90% of Volta votes, which party is more tribal? Again, NPP national executives come from across the country, but the NDC seem to have only Akans as their executives. Apart from President Mahama, every other significant post in NDC is held by an Akan. VP Amisah Arthur, Gen Sec Asiedu Nketia, Nat Org Boateng Gyan, Party Chairman Kwabena Agyei. If this had been done by NPP, they would screamed of tribalism even in their sleep. This shows how hypocrite and dishonest these guys are. But it insincerity must stop. It's a dangerous game for Ghana
mensah abrampa 9 years ago
Moses Kofi Yahaya contends that SADA's woes aren't an indictment of the north so whose indictment is it? I'd say it's an indictment of both the North and the government administration. SADA is a development program for the na ... read full comment
Moses Kofi Yahaya contends that SADA's woes aren't an indictment of the north so whose indictment is it? I'd say it's an indictment of both the North and the government administration. SADA is a development program for the nation with the people of the North in mind. The managers and administrators are mostly northern indignees and their failure is primarily personal, local (regional)and secondly national.
I've always maintained that for an equitable national development program to be achieved we should bear one another's burdens, mourning with the mourners and rejoicing with those who rejoice. The failure of SADA is everyone's failure but we must require much from where much was given.
SADA is another laudable national development program with particularly the north in mind and the people of the north or their representatives must be good stewards of what the entire nation sacrificed to place in their hands.
The argument that the purpose of SADA is to help the north catch up with the south is very lame and dumb because there's nothing enviable in the south. Under-development is equally distributed among the nation's 10 regions and SADA must be seen by its intended benefactors as a privilege and advantage.
The equalization politics must stop immediately if we're serious about a rapid national development. Some got away with unbridled corruption and greed in the past so does it mean we as s people have rendered ourselves powerless to nip it in the bud today? That's untenable and defeatist. Where and when to start is here and now.
mojingles 9 years ago
Abrampa, my assertion that SADA troubles should not used as a prism through which an entire group is negatively viewed is largely a repudiation of the acerbic and neurotic comments that heralded the release of the AG's report ... read full comment
Abrampa, my assertion that SADA troubles should not used as a prism through which an entire group is negatively viewed is largely a repudiation of the acerbic and neurotic comments that heralded the release of the AG's report...
Yes, it is embarrassingly naive and puerile to assume as many southerners do that SADA's managerial failures and ineptitude are solid enough reasons to dissolve an agency that despite its apparent shortcomings, can do some good if the right managerial material is put in place....
Of course, there is no denying the fact that poverty and underdevelopment are widespread and not just confined to the north alone -- nonetheless, the degree of poverty varies and in the north poverty and underdevelopment are steep and entrenched....with no end in sight despite glowing promises from politicians to "fix the problem."
No and no again, SADA is not a privilege and an advantage...far from it..it is an honest effort to address a historical wrong...the marginalization and woeful neglect of the north, the genesis of which can be traced back to the colonial era. And post independence Ghanaian administrations have never found a solution contrary to electioneering promises to do so....the northern regions of West Africa have historically been vilified and confined to the periphery of their societies...these are powder-kegs waiting to explode....if they have not already...an aside, but a crucial point to interject here nonetheless.
Look, Abrampa, there is absolutely nothing defeatist and untenable about my convictions. I am not in any way shape or form justifying the alleged corruption at SADA.
The main thrust of my piece is that SADA should not be dissolved and confined to the scrapheap of failed state organizations.....Ghana Airways and Regional Development Corporations.....instead, a new life should be breathed into the agency by the infusion of new and capable talent from other regions....there is the instance of Mr. Ampofo in the 70s who efficiently steered the affairs of the Upper Regional Development Corporation and his name is legend in that part of the country for all the good work he did for the region....his type can be found if the government looks around enough.
Bay 9 years ago
Brofo be dat.
Brofo be dat.
Titugri 9 years ago
Moses, I never doubt your sincerity when you write these articles to address issues of importance affecting Ghana as a whole and Northern Ghana in particular. However, I think you stopped short of suggesting that those involv ... read full comment
Moses, I never doubt your sincerity when you write these articles to address issues of importance affecting Ghana as a whole and Northern Ghana in particular. However, I think you stopped short of suggesting that those involved in all the alleged corruption should be investigated and if found culpable they should be prosecuted and made to undergo whatever action that is required.
As a witness to the political and judicial system in the US you know that even though there are instances of political corruption in the US as well, but the differences is that political interferance hardly stops the judical system from taking it's course when there is any malfeasance. In Ghana anything from common crime by political activists to serious crimes by people well connected to the government all get swept under the rug due to political obstruction of justice.
What we are witnessing in Ghana is due to politicians interfering or intimadating law enforcement from doing their work for the good of the nation. I think until such time that the separation of powers clauses in government are seriously adhered to according to the law, nothing will stop people in public positions from abusing their office. Let's not shy away from calling for serious action to be taken against people engaged in these corrupt deals even if they happen to be friends or acquaintances.
mojingles 9 years ago
Titugri, I hope I have not underachieved with this article. My intention was clearly not to throw a blanket of protection around those accused of swindling large amounts of public money at SADA....however, if there are any ci ... read full comment
Titugri, I hope I have not underachieved with this article. My intention was clearly not to throw a blanket of protection around those accused of swindling large amounts of public money at SADA....however, if there are any circumventions, there weren't deliberate at all....
The point I tried to trot out in my piece is that despite the naked rot at SADA, punitive measures should not be taken against the institution itself..the culprits should bear the brunt of such measures...dismantling the agency as some are maliciously suggesting would impact negatively on those the agency was created to serve in the first place....poor northern folks.
I share your misgivings about the political system in Ghana. Political intimidation is the bane of democracy in Africa...it is counterproductive and speaks volumes about Africa's unpreparedness for this form of governance.
What to do to counteract political intimidation?....build strong institutions..both public and private...and formulate legislation to shore up these institutions coupled with a punishing regime of sanctions against all those who will pilfer public funds..
Honestly, with the exception of Kennedy Mohammed I barely know anyone at SADA.....now Titugri, Kennedy is a good friend and I have not shied away from sharing my concerns about SADA with him...our email exchanges bear that out...
Yes, of course, those culpable of corruption at SADA should be made to face the music....fines, jail time and repayment of squandered money...however, whether that will serve as deterrents remain to be seen as evidenced by the rampant corruption that still bedevils our society....
HUEESIN K 9 years ago
OH ALHAJI DR GILBERT IDDI WHY THIS TO NORTHERNERS IF IT IS TRUE OUR GRANDFATHERS WHO FOUGHT HARD TO CREATE THE NORTH WILL NOT FORGIVE YOU
OH ALHAJI DR GILBERT IDDI WHY THIS TO NORTHERNERS IF IT IS TRUE OUR GRANDFATHERS WHO FOUGHT HARD TO CREATE THE NORTH WILL NOT FORGIVE YOU
Whatever 9 years ago
Writing an article based on unconfirmed media reports whose sources(the auditors) have dissociated themselves from it. TRASH
Writing an article based on unconfirmed media reports whose sources(the auditors) have dissociated themselves from it. TRASH
we are in modern times and are better educated so we have a better appreciation of the POVERTY AND EXCRUCIATING CONDITIONS OF THE NORTH AND VOLTA, so what is the reason for the few educated privileged individuals in these two ...
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My buddy Yahya, don't you think SADA is badly run because of how it is staffed? One thing a lot of people are afraid to talk about is why the government finds it convenient to employ only people from the three Northern region ...
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Sarpong, perhaps, it may have been an oversight on your part, but I did state emphatically that the inclusion of individuals other than northerners in the management of SADA is the antidote to the corruption and graft we are ...
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Mojingles, I might not have read that but we are on the same page. The success of SADA will not only be beneficial to Northerners alone but Ghanaians as whole and we are all praying the powers that be will get the right peopl ...
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YOU CAN TURN IT AS YOU WANT, THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT JOHN DRAMANI MAHAMA IS AN IDIOT
Read his last words 'but more crucially recruit talent from other ethnic groups outside the northern regions'. This is also my problem.
My buddy Yahya, don't you think SADA is badly run because of how it is staffed? One thing a lot of people are afraid to talk about is why the government finds it convenient to employ only people from the three Northern region ...
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NDC HATES AKANS SO MUCH HENCE THEIR EXCLUSION, BUT AKANS ARE USED TO SUCH HATRED FROM THESE NDC TRIBALISTS WHO BLAME EVERY FAILURE ON AKANS AND NPP...
very true ,the problem with this northern mentality is that thanks to jj they now all have an unquenchable thirst for power but never to serve in a team or accept their fellow countrymen . just look around in Accra and study ...
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I'm an Akan and I hate tribalism but what you're saying is bullshit, sorry fellow Ghanaian. There's no republic of Akan anywhere. I speak of Ghana so stop the nonsense tribal talks. SADA management should be inclusive of all ...
read full comment
SADA was established by the Govt of Ghana to develop the northern part of Ghana. No provision was made for the staff to be Northerners, but they should be Ghanaians.
Corrupt persons are corrupt persons. And there are laws ...
read full comment
Idris, apparently, your ability to reason and read between the lines is compromised by your prejudice against SADA...you have already formed negative opinions about the agency, so no amount of cajoling, nagging or convincing ...
read full comment
Ghana is no more only tribal politics . division and diversions count . their actions only show nobody cares or thinks about the unity and prosperity of the nation only their tribes count
Why do you say only MPs in the south are questioning the impropriety? So you telling us that the MPs from the north endorse the rot? Why these selectivity? Do you think the SADA money comes from the north alone? This is gener ...
read full comment
DuH1
An effective cure for a smelly nagging sore on the leg is to amputate the whole leg. Gilbert Iddi and Charles Jebuni did conspire with with others to turn SADA into their personal private banks. I say parliament should repeal ...
read full comment
This attempt to justify the retention of thie corrupt and wasteful agency can be described at best as "anansesem".
You stated that there a whole lot of project that benefited the northern farmers, without mentioning any spec ...
read full comment
Thankssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
that's a very enlightened statement. I share your thoughts.
There was absolutely no need to specifically mention any successful SADA project because that is not the central theme of my argument which was that SADA like all state agencies are susceptible to graft and corruption....perh ...
read full comment
Cherry picking statements and running away with them...what else is new?
All governmental agencies are not immune to corruption and so we should give malfeasance at Sada a pass. This is the most absurd statement that can be made.
Jim Jones, your statement is convoluted and nonsensical.....apparently, your failure to see the context in which I made that assertion is stunning...all state agencies are susceptible to corruption because there is no strict ...
read full comment
THIS IS THE RESULT IF YOU MADE A NORTHERNER LIKE MAHAMA WHO NEVER HAVE ANY AMBITION TO BECOME A PRESIDENT AND YOU ASKED HIM TO RULE WHAT DO YOU EXPECT OR YOU PUT A NATION RESOURCES INTO HIS CARE WHAT DO YOU THINK HE AND HIS B ...
read full comment
Your line of arguement is highly poisoned and ethnically insighting, Ghana as a nation do not need people with ur line of reasoning for its forward march, people wirh ur kind of reasoning can at best make Ghana another Rwanda ...
read full comment
All those who caused the failure of SADA are university graduates. This is how far our useless university education has brought us.
The tribal sentiments in Ghana, especially, by the losers in politics, are getting scarier. Oftentimes, I hear panelists on Radio Gold's Alhaji and Alhaji, claiming that NPP is an Akan party. The question I ask myself is, doe ...
read full comment
Moses Kofi Yahaya contends that SADA's woes aren't an indictment of the north so whose indictment is it? I'd say it's an indictment of both the North and the government administration. SADA is a development program for the na ...
read full comment
Abrampa, my assertion that SADA troubles should not used as a prism through which an entire group is negatively viewed is largely a repudiation of the acerbic and neurotic comments that heralded the release of the AG's report ...
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Brofo be dat.
Moses, I never doubt your sincerity when you write these articles to address issues of importance affecting Ghana as a whole and Northern Ghana in particular. However, I think you stopped short of suggesting that those involv ...
read full comment
Titugri, I hope I have not underachieved with this article. My intention was clearly not to throw a blanket of protection around those accused of swindling large amounts of public money at SADA....however, if there are any ci ...
read full comment
OH ALHAJI DR GILBERT IDDI WHY THIS TO NORTHERNERS IF IT IS TRUE OUR GRANDFATHERS WHO FOUGHT HARD TO CREATE THE NORTH WILL NOT FORGIVE YOU
Writing an article based on unconfirmed media reports whose sources(the auditors) have dissociated themselves from it. TRASH