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300 ambulances under government’s 1M1C en route to Ghana

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Comment: Ambulances from Turkey????

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Tweaaaaaaa
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2019-06-28 13:04:49
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Re: Oteng

Did the Government of Ghana order his Ministers V8 from Turkey? Ghana is a Failed State. Period! How can you order Ambulances from Turkey? How?
John Mahama ordered his bogus tro tro ambulance from Dubai
Akuffo Addo also order ambulances from Turkey Waio Go to Rwanda and see Ambulances and first aid helicopters. Ghana is a Failed State. Our leaders have no vision.we We need Ghana Kegame Period!

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Oteng on Jun 28, 2019 10:44
OtengGovernment far as why not kantanka cars for the money to stay in the country.

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Joe on Jun 28, 2019 10:47
Re: OtengDo they manufacture ambulances? It's a specialised business my friend.

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PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) on Jun 28, 2019 11:24
JDM CAME TO DISTRIBUTE $150,000 V8 CARSTHE MEDIA MUST SIT UP AND HELP PROPAGATE THE PROGRESS THE COUNTRY IS MAKING AS NANA'S GOOD POLICIES ARE BEING IMPLEMENTED. ONE THING THAT BEATS MY IMAGINATION AND THINKING IS THAT, INSTEAD OF THESE RADIO AND TV PRESENTERS INV ...

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Osafo chimpanzee Marfo on Jun 28, 2019 11:57
NPP = NKWASIAFUO PEOPLE'S PARTY AMPAPROMISE IS FOR SUCKERS LK NKWASIAFUO PEOPLE'S PARTY NPPFUO

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Tweaaaaaaa on Jun 28, 2019 13:04
Ambulances from Turkey????

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Safohene Nana Obuogyang on Jun 28, 2019 12:07
The NDC originated crime, not NigeriansThe jittery-pokery and hocus pocus NDC will, as usual, pooh pooh on this noble initiative of government and wish that the ambulance deal does not materialize. A very stupid party like the NDC must be wiped out and totally an ...

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Zagarolo on Jun 28, 2019 14:02
Re: OtengKantanka is a total rubbish.No one need it.Can you take sick people with a sick cars?.

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Ayamba on Jun 28, 2019 10:47
National Ambulance ServiceI did not see the name of the CEO of National Ambulance Service in the delegation. Please before the ambulance arrive in the country,let the national ambulance service do the final inspection and not ministers.

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Joe on Jun 28, 2019 10:49
Re: National Ambulance ServiceI agree totally with you.

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Joe on Jun 28, 2019 10:48
Re: 300 ambulances under government’s 1M1C en routIn all humility I think the delegation should have included a technical person or persons.

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Non political on Jun 28, 2019 11:13
Re: 300 ambulances under government’s 1M1C en routWent to tucky with (4) four government officials with thought the the CEO of National Ambulance Service Prof Nuhu Zakaria, this is total disrespectful, disregards to procurement orders, there will be problems one day ooooh.

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Kwami - US on Jun 28, 2019 11:21
Re: 300 ambulances under government’s 1M1C en routSo in Ghana now when government is purchasing vehicles it has to send a delegation of about five or more government officials to inspect work being done at the assembly plant abroad on the said vehicles even before work is ...

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Yaw odiaduro. on Jun 28, 2019 11:59
With such a huge purchase that's e standGuys criticizing this practice. With such a huge purchase , onsite inspections from manufacturing to complete have to be conducted. That's the right procurement standards even in advanced world. The only issue is that they sh ...

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OSE BREBE on Jun 28, 2019 11:46
Re: 300 ambulances under government’s 1M1C en routEiiiiiiii, Ghanaians can talk, what a country is this Shit hole called Ghana? So now in Ghana, every body is a politician? Oh my God!!!

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BKG on Jun 28, 2019 11:47
Re: 300 ambulances under government’s 1M1C en routHahahaha one Akufo Addo is a thief and a super incompetent president.

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Yaw odiaduro. on Jun 28, 2019 12:05
Providing health intervention? BKG u aniBKG u are animal bitch. The president is on the right course ok u NDC stinky animal bitch. U gave over 51million Ghc to Woyome right?. NDC spent 3.6 million Gh cedis on bus rebranding right? The amount was only 13,000 Ghc. Lo ...

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John on Jun 28, 2019 12:34
Re: Providing health intervention? BKG u aniI think you should rather use your brain, because someone tells you he will give you one million dollars every year and gives you ambulance and you are shouting on top of the roof? Hmmm, may God open your eyes and stucked bra ...

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Kojo Sromani on Jun 28, 2019 12:08
Empty Noise MakersNow the purchasing of ambulances for constituencies have metamorphosed into One Constituency, One Million dollars. Wonders will never end. The NPP thinks that all Ghanaians are like their brain-dead supporters who defend any ...

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NAT on Jun 28, 2019 12:27
Ghana, wake upWhen govt is using the tax payers money for projects and purchases, they should not make it as if it their own money they are using. It is our money, the tax payers money. Why should the government of Ghana buy ambulance for ...

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Santo on Jun 28, 2019 12:29
SharpNana is a big thief .no word

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Nyankontong on Jun 28, 2019 12:50
Ghana is WORKING AGAINThe NDC is EVIL and PATHETIC They lack People with CRITICAL and INTELLECTUAL MINDS. All they know is INSULTS Never again MAHAMA and his CLUELESS, CORRUPT and INCOMPETENT Party of an NDC

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kwaku Yeboah on Jun 28, 2019 14:07
Re: 300 ambulances under government’s 1M1C en routHow much is one ambulance? 419 government

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Joe papa on Jun 28, 2019 22:00
God is waiting for youWhat is ndc is coming to do they should tell and stop that's none sense .

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