Kudos Mr. President

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• kwaku 11 years ago

  Do investigation analysis on EPA and not this cheap propaganda.

  Do investigation analysis on EPA and not this cheap propaganda.

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• AMB 11 years ago

  Kudos Mr President. More grease to your elbows.

  Kudos Mr President. More grease to your elbows.

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• Tsigui 11 years ago

  Alhaji Bature Banza could be daydreaming. Dramani Mahama is the worst-ever and vision-less this country has produced.

  Alhaji Bature Banza could be daydreaming. Dramani Mahama is the worst-ever and vision-less this country has produced.

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• Mansa 11 years ago

  Well said Al Hajj

  Well said Al Hajj

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• Nanasei 11 years ago

  Shame on journalism in Ghana! If a country has such a humiliating and unprofessional journalism at it's peak, how do you expect to even develop a common sustainable electric energy? They can't even write good English. Shame ...
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  Shame on journalism in Ghana! If a country has such a humiliating and unprofessional journalism at it's peak, how do you expect to even develop a common sustainable electric energy? They can't even write good English. Shame on all the stomach and corrupt reporters!

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• GoatEater 11 years ago

  Is this another way of saying Party loyalists should be 'recognized and allowed to' steal? Al-Hajji, just shut up and continue chewing your goro.

  Is this another way of saying Party loyalists should be 'recognized and allowed to' steal? Al-Hajji, just shut up and continue chewing your goro.

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• Close Observer 11 years ago

  Rewarding party loyalists with what and from where? Do you think about Ghana or you think about a group (party) sharing booty? It is so pathetic. Very pathetic that what is abnormal is taken to be normal. If there are well qu ...
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  Rewarding party loyalists with what and from where? Do you think about Ghana or you think about a group (party) sharing booty? It is so pathetic. Very pathetic that what is abnormal is taken to be normal. If there are well qualified Ghanaians sitting down and watching as national service personnel are put in charge of a whole ministry as ministers of state, then where are we heading? Why will it be necessary for Ghana Broadcasting Corporation for example, to ask for so many years of experience for a senior position if there is a minister in charge of communication or information without experience in any senior level position taking care of institutions including GBC? This hardly makes any sense to me. Unfortunately, there are always praise singers like this editor and his friends for motives best known to them.

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