Blame Mahama's NDC for Ghana's calamitous debt and economy

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• Freddie Re Nduom fucken dirty lies. 9 years ago

  Every country in this fucken world is indebted. You fuck off with your stupid nonsense talks. If Fucken Npp is indebted that is good for you retards, but ndc is indebted it is a charcophony. Foolish idiots.

  Every country in this fucken world is indebted. You fuck off with your stupid nonsense talks. If Fucken Npp is indebted that is good for you retards, but ndc is indebted it is a charcophony. Foolish idiots.

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• Akua Mansa 9 years ago

  8 yrs of this Clueless, Incompetent, Greedy Mahama and the NDC is enough.
  
  Ghana has gone to the Dogs and descending into the ABYSS
  
  Ghana deserves better
  
  Vote out the NDC.

  8 yrs of this Clueless, Incompetent, Greedy Mahama and the NDC is enough.
  
  Ghana has gone to the Dogs and descending into the ABYSS
  
  Ghana deserves better
  
  Vote out the NDC.

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• Mr Bond 9 years ago

  Our criminal thief president John Dramani Mahama came to power for one thing in his mind to steal and to destroy.He knew that the provision of indemnity clause enshrine in the constitution grant him immunity from prosecution ...
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  Our criminal thief president John Dramani Mahama came to power for one thing in his mind to steal and to destroy.He knew that the provision of indemnity clause enshrine in the constitution grant him immunity from prosecution and trail so he has the power to steal and wreck the country.According to panama paper,Our thief president John Dramani Mahama who steals sanitary pads money stole $10 billion of our money and that is why we are having economic and financial crisis.President John Dramani Mahama is a thief and don't deserve second term.

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• Odikro 9 years ago

  I have been privileged to meet a number of investors in the United States. I actually trained a few of them and a number of their children. The number one hurdle to investment in Ghana (and most of Africa) is corruption. Very ...
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  I have been privileged to meet a number of investors in the United States. I actually trained a few of them and a number of their children. The number one hurdle to investment in Ghana (and most of Africa) is corruption. Very few of them even talk about power or communication these days. One investor in the Energy sector told me he went to GIC and all the director was interested in was a 20% share in an investment he plans to contribute nothing. There are numerous permits and clearances one has to obtain to start a business in Ghana. In every office and every corner, someone wants a kickback.

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