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Over 110 Ministers? Ladies & gentleman, we just lost the fight against corruption

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  • Boss 7 years ago

    I do hope somebody is listening to people like u. This is not the change we voted for.

  • Mr Bond 7 years ago

    Our most corrupt president in Ghana history has done it again stolen GHC 8 billion as he did in 2012.You folks write to doctrinaire other without put all NDC ministers for us to know their government but writing nonsense beca ...
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  • DR RED HOT 7 years ago

    You are full of bullshite......nobody can make sense out of what you are saying

  • Adanko[the digger] 7 years ago

    Nana o!!!More ministerial appointments.The NPP has got the men and women to save the nation.The more you appoint the more efficient your government will be.God save Ghana!!!

  • James Aholu 7 years ago

    NPP is digging its own grave

  • Omanba 7 years ago

    What battle is the Lord's?We are never capable of solving our problems.Always calling upon God to solve our problems.Are we human with brains at all?

  • James Aholu 7 years ago

    God wants us to think

  • Ghanaman 7 years ago

    It's about performance not size period.

  • Abrentie 7 years ago

    Ghanaian politician are very lazy because the duty they should do for a day will take them three to five days that why they need such much deputies because of laziness and looting of state coffers

  • DR RED HOT 7 years ago

    It is pure idiocy to have 110 Ministers in a poor country like Ghana.

  • James Aholu 7 years ago

    The value is the same

  • DR RED HOT 7 years ago

    That was his election campaign slogan

  • Redoff 7 years ago

    Very poor article.You on one side accuse the govt as being overbloated and then you also say you don't mind the size if only they produce results.So why don't you wait until they have all taken office fully before this critic ...
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  • DR RED HOT 7 years ago

    It will help if you can contribute sensibly to this debate rather than starting off with unnecessary personal attacks. The writer has made a cogent and lucid point that there's absolutely no justification for an impoverished ...
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  • James Aholu 7 years ago

    complete idiot Redoff

  • abad 7 years ago

    I agree with u excellently. Ghanaians aint serious! why cant we think of Gh, why are Ghanaians selfishly thaughtless? How can we succeed? I cry for Ghana!!

  • Danso Abeam 7 years ago

    Good one there Ben, I agree with you. Akuffo Addo is a disgrace to the poor Ghanaians who wake up at dawn voted for him. It's a shame that they don't even pay tax. Akuffo Addo if you re voted to serve then you must listen to ...
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  • THE REAL C.Y. ANDY-K 7 years ago

    Yes, we have to say thanks to people who spend their precious time to write on topical issues, especially when they make cogent points on the salient issues.

    I am privy to a Whatsapp posting which out just the emoluments ...
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  • James Aholu 7 years ago

    Ghanaians must demand accountability from their rulers......the docile nature of the Ghanaian is not helping matters in this country. Apart from the emoluments and perks of the Article 71 office holders taking an lion's share ...
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  • Alonso Ahijo 7 years ago

    Nana Addo has just began the fight to lose the next election. May he fight well enough to lose well. He should cork his ears. That is the beginning of things.

  • James Aholu 7 years ago

    Given the gargantuan rape of the ghanaian economy by the NDc for 8years, we don't want to see them anywhere near power for the next 40 years, but it seems like the NPP is willing to handover to them again in 4 years. It's a s ...
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  • London man 7 years ago

    This is where the labour union of Ghana should step in if really they know their job and are serious and thinking about the poor tax payer. Do the president wants to tell us that there is no corruptions in China, Nigeria etc. ...
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  • Danso Abeam 7 years ago

    o0fui

  • Taliban 7 years ago

    Am not surprise Akuffo Addo is being tribalistic here. We all know the NPP to be solely an akan party. They only ride on the northerners to win elections, and dump them after wards. Am sure the northerners are watching and le ...
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  • Charlie Quartey 7 years ago

    We are talking about numbers, the over size government not tribalism

  • Kutsii 7 years ago

    Hmmmm hmmmm. GOVERNMENT ooooo Hmmmm GOVERNMENT ooooo Hmmmm hmmmm.

  • Citizen 7 years ago

    I wouldn't have been bothered if these sentiments were expressed by the comedian called Akua Donkor. What's the relationship between 'large' government and corruption? Hollow reasoning.

  • DR RED HOT 7 years ago

    How do you justify this collossal waste and abuse of state resources to your development partners? All this waste is happening in a country that has not weaned itself off IMF support, in fact still under IMF life support? Thi ...
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  • Nii Addotey 7 years ago

    You have said it all, sir. Even if we can't ourselves, we can learn from others who have succeeded. I believe the President himself should pay taxes and pay the petrol he uses if he is not on official duty. His ministers and ...
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  • Joe Debrah 7 years ago

    Overbloated size of government feed into the corruption narrative, little minds like Citizen doesn't know.

  • DR RED HOT 7 years ago

    The verdict now is 111 Ministers and deputies is insane. It is outrageous, it is scandalous. Trim the government to size. Ghana doesn’t need more than 30 Ministers if you ask me. The United States runs the world’s largest ...
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  • Owuu 7 years ago

    I'm afraid if we loss this fight against corruption the ordinary ghanain would back dictatorship over this stupidity and we need to be mindful of the consequences