Protest against the perennial power outages

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• Pontius Pilate 10 years ago

  To know the full extent of lies the government and ECG have told us please let any of the radio stations do us a favor and chronicle from when this crisis started all the PR stunts these two entities have played. We want a pl ...
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  To know the full extent of lies the government and ECG have told us please let any of the radio stations do us a favor and chronicle from when this crisis started all the PR stunts these two entities have played. We want a play back of all the voice recordings so everyone can feel the extent to which we pay people huge sums of money every month as salaries and bonuses for mediocre performance.
  
  And let's not forget to ALS call for their salaries and bonuses especially sitting allowances relating to meetings and activities of this dumsor. We are being short changed

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• The mask 10 years ago

  Accra is the national capital. Workers at the various ministries live in Accra with their families. The government of Ghana in order to achieve its objectives has been holding a series of workshops in batches, sometimes lasti ...
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  Accra is the national capital. Workers at the various ministries live in Accra with their families. The government of Ghana in order to achieve its objectives has been holding a series of workshops in batches, sometimes lasting for more than a month, for officials from all districts of Ghana. A disturbing trend has been noticed. All these workshops are being held in the Ashanti Regional capital.
  
  This is disturbing for 2 reasons. Firstly because the capital is Accra the government officials have their homes in Accra and not the Ashanti Regional capital. The government therefore has been paying hotel bills for these government officials to stay in the Ashanti Regional capital throughout the duration of the workshops. If the workshops were held in Accra there would be no need for money for their accommodation. The additional expense is so enormous that it could have been used to contruct schools and clinics in many needy communities across the country.
  
  Secondly this is leading to strained family relations as government officials are spending more and more months in a year away from their families who live in Accra.
  
  The President, Parliament, Journalists and the political parties must ensure that all such workshops are held in Accra.

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