NDC activists calls for national debate on strikes

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• ABOTSI 12 years ago

  You're a shame to the Ghanaian journalism. Activists call but they don't calls.

  You're a shame to the Ghanaian journalism. Activists call but they don't calls.

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• Kwabena Osei 12 years ago

  I wish Mr Gyampoh would advice his party, NDC to do their part to prevent industrial strikes. Example the UTAG were made to go back to school with the promise that their outstanding monies will be paid. That has not happened ...
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  I wish Mr Gyampoh would advice his party, NDC to do their part to prevent industrial strikes. Example the UTAG were made to go back to school with the promise that their outstanding monies will be paid. That has not happened so who should be trusted here NDC or UTAG.
  
  I wish also to inform Mr Gyampoh that reckless expenditure of NDC government is the cause of all these strikes. How a government pay $40 million to a person like Woyome and as at now the NDC government is practically doing nothing to get the money back. So please if you want to advice somebody it the NDC government who are living like KINGS in Ghana today

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• Rans F 12 years ago

  Ask your visionless government whether they have satisfied their promise to UTAG, GNAT/NAGRAT, GMA etc., after well-meaning Ghanaians have pleaded with those bodies to suspend their strike action! What do you and the NDC take ...
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  Ask your visionless government whether they have satisfied their promise to UTAG, GNAT/NAGRAT, GMA etc., after well-meaning Ghanaians have pleaded with those bodies to suspend their strike action! What do you and the NDC take Ghanaians for? Fools? If you know what is coming, you wouldn't be spewing out garbage. Just hold on, you bunch of lying hypocrites!

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• Rans F 12 years ago

  ...The Universities will soon re-open, even though UTAG members are yet to receive anything from his NDC government. The months of May and June have passed, but contrary to what his NDC government promised, nothing has happen ...
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  ...The Universities will soon re-open, even though UTAG members are yet to receive anything from his NDC government. The months of May and June have passed, but contrary to what his NDC government promised, nothing has happened! Being the propagandist that he is (the hallmark of his party) he now has the knack to call for a debate on the nature and timing of strikes. Interesting!

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• ghamail 12 years ago

  Teachers can strike whenever they feel like it.

  Teachers can strike whenever they feel like it.

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• ghamail 12 years ago

  your mails at ghamail.com

  your mails at ghamail.com

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