Is Parliament and government really not ready to pass the RTI bill this year?

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• Mensah Abrampa 9 years ago

  These so-called LAW makers aren't doing the job the people of Ghana elected them to parliament to do. They're foot-dragging because they've prioritized their personal selfish interests over the national interests. For 13 year ...
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  These so-called LAW makers aren't doing the job the people of Ghana elected them to parliament to do. They're foot-dragging because they've prioritized their personal selfish interests over the national interests. For 13 years most of them have demonstrated time and time again that their loyalty is not to the nation of Ghana but to the highest bidder. The good people of Ghana deserve better and should use the coming parliamentary elections to send the message of rejection to these good-for-nothing law makers because they've been taken on a long bumpy ride by these corrupt politicians. The passage of the RTI Bill into law will bring enough transparency and accountability into government business as it pertains in most developed economies. It's time to kick all the stomach politicians out of the corridors of power for refusing to do the people's business.

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• kweku 9 years ago

  Both parties (Npp, Ndc ) have stolen and are still raping the country if it's resources. They are therefore scared that citezens will hold them accountable when the RTI is passed. Hence millions of excuses not passed. I kno ...
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  Both parties (Npp, Ndc ) have stolen and are still raping the country if it's resources. They are therefore scared that citezens will hold them accountable when the RTI is passed. Hence millions of excuses not passed. I know they will never pass because both of them are busily stealing the nation's resources with their two hands and two legs. Shame on them! Greedy and treacherous stewards!

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