Political parties laud proposed long-term dev. plan

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• HAWA YAKUBU 10 years ago

  This is good news for the modern man

  This is good news for the modern man

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• Twum 10 years ago

  Long time doctor Ahadzie .guess you could have made a lot of difference for your party and Ghana before we got into this quagmire.hmmmm

  Long time doctor Ahadzie .guess you could have made a lot of difference for your party and Ghana before we got into this quagmire.hmmmm

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• A Richard 10 years ago

  We need an effective implementation plan in place to find a future solution to the nations problems. I'm with the opinion that a new Capital City is needed, and that should be build at Kintampo which ...
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  We need an effective implementation plan in place to find a future solution to the nations problems. I'm with the opinion that a new Capital City is needed, and that should be build at Kintampo which is the centre of the Country and that will pave way for ACCRA to become the Commercial Capital of the Country life Shangai of China Francfurt in Germany ,New York City in America. With Kumasi becoming the cultural Capital of Ghana and transforming Takoradi into an Industrial Capital of the Country therefore shifting and moving this development across the entire Country like each year a Regional Capital is choose to a expercial Cultural celebration which will put in place a face lift of development in the choosing Region or District in line with the sort of events. The last and not the least the Railway system should be Extended to all the Regional Capitals and the Districts.I hope with this implementation we will be able to achieve our 40 years DEVELOPMENT plan with Success and each an everyone will be proud of this intended propose project.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  Each of the political parties must present policy papers on how they see the future going forward, meaning they have to think futuristically; which implies knowledge of futurology. Can the NDPC and Dr. Nii Moi Thompson insist ...
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  Each of the political parties must present policy papers on how they see the future going forward, meaning they have to think futuristically; which implies knowledge of futurology. Can the NDPC and Dr. Nii Moi Thompson insist that the parties policy papers reflect knowledge of futuristically ?

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  I meant knowledge of futuristics.
  See my forthcoming article on futurology.

  I meant knowledge of futuristics.
  See my forthcoming article on futurology.

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• Duked 10 years ago

  The voters asked you to manage the affairs of the country and what you do is to steal the resources and enrich yourselves. What is your salary as a PRESIDENT to enable you to amass $900 million in a few years to be the 5TH ri ...
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  The voters asked you to manage the affairs of the country and what you do is to steal the resources and enrich yourselves. What is your salary as a PRESIDENT to enable you to amass $900 million in a few years to be the 5TH richest person in Ghana. Let the facts speak and Ghanaians make up your minds about who is fooling who and whether you continue to sit on your arses and be fooled.
  
  Twenty Richest People In Ghana For 2013
  
  1. Ibrahim Mahama -$1.9 billion /Businessman , Brother of the current President of Ghana. Only Ghanaian to own a private jet.
  
  2. Alfred Mahama -$1.3 billion./ Businessman, brother of the current President of Ghana.
  3. Roland Agambire – $1.1billion/ RLG (eBay type of business) (Business man )
  4. Joseph Agyepong – $1.05billion/Businessman (Zoomlion waste management company and other businesses)….. title=”Company banned by World Bank in Liberia” target=”_blank”>
  5. John Mahama – $900 million/President of the Republic of Ghana, Politician.
  6. Alhaji Azuma Banda – $724 million./Businessman, owner of antrak air.
  7. Ato Ahwoi – $684 million/ Politician, Businessman.
  8. Dr. Sam Jonah – $430 Million/Businessman (Executive Director of Jonah Capital, Equity in Johannesberg, south Africa)
  9. Haruna Iddrisu – $300million/Politician, Minister of Trade.
  10. Alex Mould – $282 million/GMPC
  11. Dr. Kwame Addo Kufuor – $250million./ Physician, Politician.
  12. Tsatsu Tsikata – $245million/Lawyer, Businessman and Politician
  13. Elvis Afriyie Ankrah -$112 million./ Minister of Youth and Sports, Politician.
  14. Dr. Kwesi Nduom – $110 million./ Businessman and Politician.
  15. Ken Agyapong – $104 million/Politician/Businessman
  16. Prince Kofi Amoabeng – $98million/ CEO, UT Bank…… title=”He has an ongoing fraud case gaianst him” target=”_blank”>
  17. Asiedu Nketiah – $89million/Politician, Secretary of the ruling NDC Party.
  18. Alfred Woyome – $75million/Politically connected Businessman.
  19. Tony Lithur – 30million/ Lawyer
  20. Baba Kamara – $ 11million/ Politician (Commissioner to Nigeria)
  
  Source: Forbes Ghana
  
  The full list of the 20 Richest in Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Cote d’ivoire and Morocco would be published in the December 2013 Edition of Forbes Africa

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