Is Betty Mould Iddrisu a criminal?

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• rashad 11 years ago

  her election is heightingly shambolic and de exactitude of honouring thieves. disgusting. twiaaa party. twiaaaa exercutives

  her election is heightingly shambolic and de exactitude of honouring thieves. disgusting. twiaaa party. twiaaaa exercutives

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• Susuka 11 years ago

  John your albeit, useful write-up is coming a bit late in the day and I cant understand why in this seamless information age, you could not offer your views earlier from wherever you were.
  
  Anyway, should it be that Betty M ...
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  John your albeit, useful write-up is coming a bit late in the day and I cant understand why in this seamless information age, you could not offer your views earlier from wherever you were.
  
  Anyway, should it be that Betty Mould-Iddrissu is bound to go inside at anytime in the future, is beyond any doubt and if I were her, I would start making the best of my remaining days of NDC protected freedom whilst preparing my luggage for that one-way trip to Nsawam.
  
  To be blunt, the NDC is actually not a political party in the real sense of the word. It is an organization that answers to the classical adage of "wolves in sheep clothing". Their political posture is a ruse and a cover-up to perpetuate massive unquantifiable fraud on the vulnerable people of Ghana who in their feeble-mindedness, think they are practicing democracy.

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• Jay 11 years ago

  Please let sleeping dogs sleep, NPP cancelled the contract and she saved Ghana a lot of heartache especially when CP took Government to court in the UK and won and was granted permission to cease property to that amount. I wo ...
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  Please let sleeping dogs sleep, NPP cancelled the contract and she saved Ghana a lot of heartache especially when CP took Government to court in the UK and won and was granted permission to cease property to that amount. I would suggest that you get your facts straight and don't make sweeping statements that you are academically inept off. FOOL John Yawose kwasia NDC Mole planeted to destabilise issues for nonsense political gain.

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• mensah abrampa 11 years ago

  Convince Betty Mould to go to court to clear her name for defamation of character if you and Betty think she deserves commendation rather than condemnation for her pivotal role in the CP judgement debt payment. You can also ...
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  Convince Betty Mould to go to court to clear her name for defamation of character if you and Betty think she deserves commendation rather than condemnation for her pivotal role in the CP judgement debt payment. You can also recommend Betty for national recognition and the institution of a national medal of honor and exemplary character in her name for her trailblazing role in showing Ghanaians that RESIGNATION after all is not a taboo and a stigma. Betty Mould is perhaps the highest ranking government appointee to resign her "decent" job in recent memory.

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• Lorgo Ligri 11 years ago

  Have you ever heard of a thief that went to court to sue the police for calling him a thief when even his own mother calls him one when she gets mad? Ali Baba once told the Sultan of Arabia in a dog fight " better a thief tha ...
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  Have you ever heard of a thief that went to court to sue the police for calling him a thief when even his own mother calls him one when she gets mad? Ali Baba once told the Sultan of Arabia in a dog fight " better a thief than a begger ". With this current corrupt way of life in Ghana, you resign only when you've amassed the super millions and smart enough to know when enough is enough. With our judicial system if you have the money, you can buy yourself out of jail 90% of the time.

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• ohene adjei 11 years ago

  I hope and hope that when this corrupt laden government eventually leaves power, the new govenment then will be able to deal with these thieves. And I hope no one will compalin about any political witch hunting. She feels she ...
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  I hope and hope that when this corrupt laden government eventually leaves power, the new govenment then will be able to deal with these thieves. And I hope no one will compalin about any political witch hunting. She feels she can get away, that's all. Sheer arrogance...

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• Betty Mould Cant Be Saved 11 years ago

  Is it revealed that CP represented the case that the Yamoransa contract was revoked and claimed millions of Euros and at the same time the contract was really never revoked. EOCO can quickly check with Ministry of Highways wh ...
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  Is it revealed that CP represented the case that the Yamoransa contract was revoked and claimed millions of Euros and at the same time the contract was really never revoked. EOCO can quickly check with Ministry of Highways whether the contract was revoked. The Council of state and Minority should rise up and request for the letter otherwise Betty Mould is guilty of high economic crime.

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• mensah abrampa 11 years ago

  There's protection under the umbrella. They're carnivores out there but they know how not to eat their own. So long as the umbrella rules it will continue to provide the protective bulwark for the amalgamation of hard-core cr ...
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  There's protection under the umbrella. They're carnivores out there but they know how not to eat their own. So long as the umbrella rules it will continue to provide the protective bulwark for the amalgamation of hard-core criminals from all the political parties, especially the CPP and UP traditions now calling itself the NDC. They feel safest when they're at the helm of power control so for them giving up power is non-negotiable and will do whatever it takes just to stay in power.
  Now that 2016 defeat is imminent, scurrying to find safety under the umbrella has begun in earnest with Betty leading the pack and making the bee-line to the party hierarchy where every kind of preparation imaginable for pre and post 2016 will be made. Watch election 2016. It's a make or break event, for the nation, the NPP and especially for the NDC who knows a defeat to the NPP means many of them will be heading to jail. They've not forgotten so soon what happened to some of their prominent colleagues when they lost power to the NPP in 2000. Never are we going to be so close to instability and perhaps the threat of civil war than the time between now and election 2016.

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