Mrs Attivor, Voltarians don't support thieves

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YAA-YAA 9 years ago

Volta chiefs marched to Accra to support the legendary thief WOYOME.... God kknows that woyome teamed up with ndc thieves to dupe Ghanaians big time while we wallow in abject poverty..... 45 million dollars paid to woyome whi ...
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Volta chiefs marched to Accra to support the legendary thief WOYOME.... God kknows that woyome teamed up with ndc thieves to dupe Ghanaians big time while we wallow in abject poverty..... 45 million dollars paid to woyome which was 51.2 million GHC at that time should be retrieved from woyome and used to pay nurses and doctors who are unemployed despite completing school years ago because of lack of money.....
YAA-YAA 9 years ago

Honest voices of integrity in the Volta region should speak out against thievery in Ghana irrespective of the tribes of culprits....

Honest voices of integrity in the Volta region should speak out against thievery in Ghana irrespective of the tribes of culprits....
Concerned 9 years ago

Ewes that you described are ideal but let's face facts.Some akans and ewes are so tribalistic common sense is not used when it comes to decision making

Ewes that you described are ideal but let's face facts.Some akans and ewes are so tribalistic common sense is not used when it comes to decision making
Edward, Maryland 9 years ago

In every tribe in Ghana you'll find them. Ashanti's who are tribslistic, Ga's who are tribslistic, Ewe's who are tribslistic, Brong's who are tribslistic, Northern tribesmen who are tribalistic, and on and on. The truth of th ...
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In every tribe in Ghana you'll find them. Ashanti's who are tribslistic, Ga's who are tribslistic, Ewe's who are tribslistic, Brong's who are tribslistic, Northern tribesmen who are tribalistic, and on and on. The truth of the matter is, they come in many social, political and economic shapes and forms. The rich, the poor, the influential, Chiefs, politicians, policemen teachers, students, the unemployed, etc. The problem however arises when the majority of a people become tribalistic. It becomes difficult to think or plan with them as citizens to bring about changes that are necessary and beneficial to the whole nation. This becomes more of a problem especially in the equitable distribution of the national cake, and during election times. The whole country needs to be properly educated politically to stop been selfish and self seeking. We are all in the same boat whether we like it or not. It is high time we all started thinking and behaving as one people, as brothers and sisters. God bless beautiful Ghana.
Charles Agbenu 9 years ago

Will there ever be an instance a Voltarian will be jailed under NPP govt and it is ever accepted without question by VOLTARIANS that its not a case of witchhunting?

Will there ever be an instance a Voltarian will be jailed under NPP govt and it is ever accepted without question by VOLTARIANS that its not a case of witchhunting?
Uncle 9 years ago

May you also pose the same question to the Asantes? Tribalism is not a one way streak bro. If we really want to nip it in the bud we must be fair in our analysis.

May you also pose the same question to the Asantes? Tribalism is not a one way streak bro. If we really want to nip it in the bud we must be fair in our analysis.
samson 9 years ago

You are such an arrogant group. How dare you tell us that you voltarians and the best well-brought up people in Ghana. How dare you? What is the basis of this claim?
Now to your calling Dzifa Attivor a thief, what is your pr ...
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You are such an arrogant group. How dare you tell us that you voltarians and the best well-brought up people in Ghana. How dare you? What is the basis of this claim?
Now to your calling Dzifa Attivor a thief, what is your proof that she is a thief? You cannot simply use the bus rebranding saga to conclude that she is thief. This lady resigned her appointment on principle. The problem happened under her watch, but it does not mean that she was involved in any underhand deals or bribery. In many civilised countries minister have resigned solely on principle because mistakes happened under their watch. In other governments in the history of Ghana how many ministers have resigned their appointments when things have gone wrong when they were in charge?
Kwame 9 years ago

Those who wrote that statement are fools. Charles Agbenu (the impostor, I have been writing that NPP members have short memory. It is a fact that in December, 2012 NPP went on street demonstration defending Kennedy Ohene Agya ...
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Those who wrote that statement are fools. Charles Agbenu (the impostor, I have been writing that NPP members have short memory. It is a fact that in December, 2012 NPP went on street demonstration defending Kennedy Ohene Agyapong who called on Akans to kill Ewhes and Gha-Adangbes leading to the destruction of private property and well as police properties at the Police Headquarters. How many Akan, NPP ministers has NPP judges in Ghana imprisoned up to date apart from members of NDC and PNC,a minority who were are Akan and the majority Ewhes. It is also a fact that when Kufuor came to power in 2001 he dismissed Ewhes from various state agencies. Also remember that Kufuor was a junior minister in PP government when the Apollo 568 happened and the victims were all Ewhes.
George Nutsugah 9 years ago

Some of us youth from the Volta region do not support what Dzifa Attivor is saying. She connived with Smarttys company and overpaid Smarttys before the contract was signed for the bus rebranding. She should have been prosecut ...
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Some of us youth from the Volta region do not support what Dzifa Attivor is saying. She connived with Smarttys company and overpaid Smarttys before the contract was signed for the bus rebranding. She should have been prosecuted by the A-G for fraud but she was let off the hook. Now she personally knows that she should have been jailed for the offence that they committed. She knows that when a good and right-thinking government comes to power, she will be jailed for fraud. She done a lot of inflated project costs for Kumasi and Tamale airports rehabilitation, and the Kasoa and circle interchange projects also. Inflated project costs everywhere. God have mercy on Ghana.
Kwame 9 years ago

George Nutsugah stop the speculation..
It is ministries that tender for projects and contracts and not minister, a minister is not a technocrat to know the cost of a project or contract. NPP judges have up to date not convic ...
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George Nutsugah stop the speculation..
It is ministries that tender for projects and contracts and not minister, a minister is not a technocrat to know the cost of a project or contract. NPP judges have up to date not convicted NPP ministers who form companies with their wives to renovate the ministries in which they worked as ministers. He who comes to justice must come with equity.

yussif 9 years ago

Critical thinker internationals iam very gratful for the truf that you bring to the mation you vow not to user trable but justice, devopt, andhonesty my god bles you thank you

Critical thinker internationals iam very gratful for the truf that you bring to the mation you vow not to user trable but justice, devopt, andhonesty my god bles you thank you
Offie 9 years ago

If Ashanties vote for npp it's normal but if voltarians vote for ndc they are inward looking people. We shall vote for ndc, we are many than you

If Ashanties vote for npp it's normal but if voltarians vote for ndc they are inward looking people. We shall vote for ndc, we are many than you
DIRECTOR ONE-YIZESI 9 years ago

Ei, npp and propaganda. Hmmmmm! What is more tribalistic than using the phrase......That northerner?

Ei, npp and propaganda. Hmmmmm! What is more tribalistic than using the phrase......That northerner?

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