FPSO Prof. Mills: What prospects for Ghana?

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• NPP KWASEAFUO PARTY. NPP JIMIFUO KUO 9 years ago

  We need to strategise. We should think beyond selling crude oil and natural gas. We should develop a petrochemical industry and take it from there. The potentials are huge but we can only reap the benefits if we good the righ ...
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  We need to strategise. We should think beyond selling crude oil and natural gas. We should develop a petrochemical industry and take it from there. The potentials are huge but we can only reap the benefits if we good the right things. If we don't our nascent oil industry (that's if we even have one) will end up just like those of our cocoa and gold.

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• Prof Lungu 9 years ago

  We are making this comment for the record - from the perspective of the Fair-Trade Oil Share-Ghana (FTOS-Gh/PSA) Petition/Campaign.
  
  This article reads like a Public Relations/Propaganda document.
  
  There is no a single cr ...
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  We are making this comment for the record - from the perspective of the Fair-Trade Oil Share-Ghana (FTOS-Gh/PSA) Petition/Campaign.
  
  This article reads like a Public Relations/Propaganda document.
  
  There is no a single critical point there, there!
  
  Question Is: Is Ghana receiving a Fair-Share of the Oil Revenues?
  
  The answer is NO!
  
  Read our essays - -- on this platform, at www.GhanaHero.com, and on other media.
  
  READ: "...Mr Darku has stressed Tullow Ghana Limited’s commitment to ensuring that locals gain maximum benefit from the company’s projects in Ghana. He said: “It’s great to see these Ghanaian technicians graduating with internationally recognised qualifications. The TEN Project Partners are committed to maximising Ghanaian participation in the project and it is rewarding to see this coming to fruition.
  
  WE SAY: Who is paying for all of that? Is it the Government of Ghana Tullow, Kosmos, DFID, etc.
  
  Why?
  
  If the Government of Ghana is not paying for all of that, why not?
  
  Why is the Government of Ghana not using the income it receives from the oil revenues for that purpose, if the Government of Ghana is receiving a Fair Share of its own oil revenues?
  
  Come back again, Mabel Baneseh!
  
  Read more, at: www.GhanaHero.com_FTOS_Gh_Campaign/

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