The truth behind the lies of NDC's 50 Projects and Economic Management

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• HolyGhost 10 years ago

  Useless and nonsensical analysis, this is not credidible.

  Useless and nonsensical analysis, this is not credidible.

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• Mick 10 years ago

  If all these NPP, still Ghanaian did not impressed with you because NPP was full of itself and forget about bad things they were doing. NDC still better than NPP period.

  If all these NPP, still Ghanaian did not impressed with you because NPP was full of itself and forget about bad things they were doing. NDC still better than NPP period.

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• Ebby 10 years ago

  Economic indicators don't matter to the voting Ghanaian public. The country is permanently into UP and CPP tradtions and no amount of structural development will sway one side to the other's camp. NDC folks know this so they ...
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  Economic indicators don't matter to the voting Ghanaian public. The country is permanently into UP and CPP tradtions and no amount of structural development will sway one side to the other's camp. NDC folks know this so they don't try to convince anyone with good governance or development projects. At the end of the day during elections, NDC will herd their people in droves to vote for them with no questions asked. You can cause "manna" to fall from heaven to feed them, it won't change a thing.

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• Nana Bour 10 years ago

  Projects completed in 2009 & 2011
  Nd others waitin for cabinet approval nd u r happy tellin ghanaians dat u hv done somfin for them.
  Masa,even a class one boy wl jxt laf at dx!

  Projects completed in 2009 & 2011
  Nd others waitin for cabinet approval nd u r happy tellin ghanaians dat u hv done somfin for them.
  Masa,even a class one boy wl jxt laf at dx!

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Not nearly as informative as it could have been!
  
  A super big task, though!
  
  The projects for both regimes are not comparable. At best, all they show are funds expended. Whether they were completed, number of people serv ...
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  Not nearly as informative as it could have been!
  
  A super big task, though!
  
  The projects for both regimes are not comparable. At best, all they show are funds expended. Whether they were completed, number of people served, quality of work, number of jobs created by each project, etc., these are all unknown for each project, between the 2 regimes.
  
  The Economic Indicators, if sourced, would be the key for informed, intelligent comparisons. Good start there, we dare say!
  
  So, while we are at it, how about loss to state from corruption?
  
  What do you have to compare Ghana@50, vs Wontumi, vs GYEEDA, etc., with?
  
  And what is that about "May God be praised always"?
  
  Are we in serious public policy discussion, or merely taking a leave from "worshiping"?

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• Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

  Outcome of Mahama & Obama meeting in US.
  Insiders say Mahama displayed mediocrity when he met Obama at the UN general Assembly last November.
  During discussions, Mahama told him that Ghana economy is doing well, very well. ...
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  Outcome of Mahama & Obama meeting in US.
  Insiders say Mahama displayed mediocrity when he met Obama at the UN general Assembly last November.
  During discussions, Mahama told him that Ghana economy is doing well, very well.
  Obama asked him what economic growth after 6 years of his party NDC, is he expecting in 2015 and at what price?
  Mahama told him that his administration and Mills’ together has spent $25b in 6 years and has projected overall growth of 3.5% in 2015 but they are constructing a lot of projects: Then he started his lazy approach listings of his achievements:
  -Kwame Nkrumah circle interchange, Awoshie-Pokuase dual road, Nungua dual,
  Kasoa Interchange, Burma Camp Dual road, Dansoman Dual road, East Legon-Madina Dual,
  Accra East Roads, Legon- Madina dual, Spintex Road, Ridge Hospital Expansion,
  University of Ghana Medical school Hospital, Tamale airport blah blah bla bla —
  After patiently listening to the boring and childish listings, Obama told him 2 things:
  1. If you have spent that amount of money in 6 years, the economy should be doing better than 3.5% for a population of 25m
  2. Ghana is not all Accra. You seem to have concentrated all the projects in Accra and why no balance in the project locations for national integration
  Disgraceful Mahama sought another meeting with Obama to explain himself but the opportunity never came as Obama was too busy.
  Readers how do you rate Mahama?
  To me he is too mediocre and childish. The presidency is too big for his mind.

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