Gov't reacts to CJA's concerns

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Truth 11 years ago

"The Deputy Minister of Information and Media Relations, Murtala Mohammed, speaking to Radio Ghana on “Behind the News” said government is putting measures to address the challenges." This government is still in the first ...
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"The Deputy Minister of Information and Media Relations, Murtala Mohammed, speaking to Radio Ghana on “Behind the News” said government is putting measures to address the challenges." This government is still in the first gear, always prepared to answer to any issue raised. There is no instance in their response had they indicated that, we have done this or that to mitigate this or that problem; but, as usual "we are putting this in place". This is clearly indicated in the above quote. Is it that they are not aware of their responsibilities only to wait for them to be told hence their usual response? When will it come to light the results of their behind the news measures? The excuses are many to hear, and I think it is time for them to prove their worthiness. The first gear cannot take us through the whole journey of prosperity, because it is too slow, as time waits for no man.
EFO KOKU 11 years ago

How come these NDC goons not attacking Kwasi Pratt? Afterall he's an editor of a press and should also be neutral. Thieves in charge. Ghanaians deserve the NDC anyway.

How come these NDC goons not attacking Kwasi Pratt? Afterall he's an editor of a press and should also be neutral. Thieves in charge. Ghanaians deserve the NDC anyway.
insight to the bone 11 years ago

NDC PROPAGANDA MACHINE no matter what you do the people are slowly waking up to the reality that is ndc . ndc is a mafia criminal organization with extremely malicious intent which thrives on fueling conflicts between brother ...
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NDC PROPAGANDA MACHINE no matter what you do the people are slowly waking up to the reality that is ndc . ndc is a mafia criminal organization with extremely malicious intent which thrives on fueling conflicts between brothers while through the back door looting anything of value until one day the country becomes a barren desert with a poisonous toxic environment. We know your tactics well anytime an Akan stands up or a righteous methodist priest cries foul you set about destroying their reputations or pinning all kinds of lies so they are practically lynched in broad day light. the govt acts like its a copy from north korea led by mad men with hearts of stone . waa look at your ministers mike hammah / hannah tetteh for example selling out our future in the our own ports that they did not build and latter on saddling us with 200,000 chinese galamsay , these are your ministers of transport , lands , industry and foreign affairs , we are doomed for if just these 2 toxic individuals can do this imagine what the rest are doing . ndc has selected the worst characters backed by the hegemony of the ayigbe and the tribalism from the north . these worthless people who cant even put together music or a song that we can enjoy because their hearts are consumed with evil hatred for the light of the Akan. God did not even give them better music which is free why should we give them anything?these dregs of the toilet refuse to see the evil the ndc are securing for their own people . instead of creating sustainable industries such as food processing and organizing cash crops just as the cocoa was done , cotton processing all the way to fashion designing and branding which would give their people millions of jobs the rather award bogus senseless contracts and phantom projects for outrageous kickbacks. at any moment there are over 500 factories, processing plants and institutions that can be set up in the volta and and 3 northern regions but that would mean over 10,000 in Akan areas due to the higher potential there so because of skinpain they chose to do nothing . they say our women are ugly apes but they cant help dreaming about their beauty as when you look at their women one sees their beady rats eye look, cruelty and thieving desires . yes we are not the same and do not have values that are in anyway compatible as we live in different dimensions . when the ec calls for the referendum i hope the question is put so we ask our people do we really want to stay together or to each his own . personally i do not believe they will ever change rather things can only get worse and end up in a war . long live the republic of Akan
Truth 11 years ago

We will continue to suffer under this Mahama Legon economis

We will continue to suffer under this Mahama Legon economis
Krikri,, 11 years ago

If Mahama is truly interested in 'putting in measures' address the challenges', the first measure is to DISMANTLE THE COLONIAL INHERITANCE THAT IS CALLED 'ARTICLE 71 OFFICE HOLDERS'. The while colonialists came here to exploi ...
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If Mahama is truly interested in 'putting in measures' address the challenges', the first measure is to DISMANTLE THE COLONIAL INHERITANCE THAT IS CALLED 'ARTICLE 71 OFFICE HOLDERS'. The while colonialists came here to exploit that is why they created that Article 71 for themselves. If they are no longer here why should that ARTICLE 71 remain? Murtala,please ask Mahama to dismantle that monster and put all of you including himself on single spine. that's the first step
Philp Owusu-Adjapong 11 years ago

Is this the same CJA that organised demonstrations almost every time there was an increase in utility tarrifs & petroleum prices during Kuffours regime with the late Atta Mills & this same Kwesi Pratt as ring leaders? So what ...
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Is this the same CJA that organised demonstrations almost every time there was an increase in utility tarrifs & petroleum prices during Kuffours regime with the late Atta Mills & this same Kwesi Pratt as ring leaders? So what has changed now? Where are the demonstrations against Mahama? Or is a question of what is good for the goose is NOT good for the gander? Are Ghanaians any better with the incessant increases in these utility tarrifs, petroleum prices and the introduction of a myriad of taxes? The CJA has shown by its silence that it is an appendage of the NDC. Period!
Alcoholics Anonymous 11 years ago

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Say the truth 11 years ago

Some are sitting on comfortable seats whiles 99% of the people are wallowing in poverty "sitting on thorns". The "Ebi te Yie" group says those sitting on sharp thorns should not speak. "Even if you are dying of starvation say ...
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Some are sitting on comfortable seats whiles 99% of the people are wallowing in poverty "sitting on thorns". The "Ebi te Yie" group says those sitting on sharp thorns should not speak. "Even if you are dying of starvation say i am living good" Do not complain or else you will be anti NDC.
Efo Nketia 11 years ago

Akwesi Pratt wanumu kaikain kwasei panny you are now talking

Akwesi Pratt wanumu kaikain kwasei panny you are now talking
Tridge Mensah 11 years ago

Looking at Pratt's physical look, I could say for sure that he has had his life improved over the last 8 years if the look of a person could be used as a yardstick to measure the performance of a government. The sort of impro ...
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Looking at Pratt's physical look, I could say for sure that he has had his life improved over the last 8 years if the look of a person could be used as a yardstick to measure the performance of a government. The sort of improvement Pratt and his ilk seek for Ghana is an illusion, a mirage which is unattainable. We need to suffer to gain. Cost of utilities need to be raised so that we enjoy better services otherwise where would the money come from? The CJA should rather encourage people to pay and monitor the use of the money collected to ensure that they bring about improvement in their services.

Ghana Abr3 11 years ago

Promises, given directives, sod cutting, Ano yapie yapie! No action. Social revolution soon

Promises, given directives, sod cutting, Ano yapie yapie! No action. Social revolution soon
Nana O Nana 11 years ago

Think about your death before thinking about others. God bless the king, Asanteman and Ghana!!!

Think about your death before thinking about others. God bless the king, Asanteman and Ghana!!!
Joe 11 years ago

NDC always wants to hear what anything that is good to their ears and not prepared to listen to counsel or suggestions. They always criticizes any counseling no matter how good it is. No one will succeed if the person sees ...
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NDC always wants to hear what anything that is good to their ears and not prepared to listen to counsel or suggestions. They always criticizes any counseling no matter how good it is. No one will succeed if the person sees himself as self-sufficient and above counseling. If they had listened to Bawumiah, the former vice presidential candidate o
f NPP, Ghana would not have been in such a sorry state that we find ourselves. That is the reason why this nation is in what it is now.
Law lecturer? 11 years ago

CJA was used as a pet by the NDC to throw dust into the eyes of Ghanaians. Demonstrations upon press conference. was the conditions like this? Kwasi, God is standing by!

CJA was used as a pet by the NDC to throw dust into the eyes of Ghanaians. Demonstrations upon press conference. was the conditions like this? Kwasi, God is standing by!
kofi 11 years ago

Ei kwesi. Who sre some of the members of Cja? Kwesi what was your reaction when cja was called about 2 years ago on similar issues. Long live Ghana.Ei politics in Ghana

Ei kwesi. Who sre some of the members of Cja? Kwesi what was your reaction when cja was called about 2 years ago on similar issues. Long live Ghana.Ei politics in Ghana
apiscoly 11 years ago

Increase in petrol prices is becoming too much in this country.

Increase in petrol prices is becoming too much in this country.

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