@KojoArkaifie@konkrumah Lie! We lived it. Ghana had it really bad compared to our neighbors. High cost of living coupled with taxes and you want to reduce it to being lied to. We were not lied to we experienced it. The “hair” from the “haircut” the previous government gave to us has not grown back yet.
@dansoe865 @KwesiHubert There are 5 people receiving the same salary, 1 steals, 4 do not. Why didn’t the other 4 steal? Because they are not thieves. If the pay is not good, resign and find something that pays you better. Most will steal because they are living beyond their means.
@Wilber2198@Afia_Dimple@asieduamoakomp When you are pointed to facts you call it ‘jersey wearing’. The claim in the post has been disputed accept it. You can be affiliated to a party and be sensible as well😑
The worst thing you can do to yourself as a parent or adult living with kids is gifting them a whistle or a drum set. I promise you, you’ll lose your mind.
Under Ghana's Fourth Republic, multiple governments issued mining licenses in forest reserves, potentially enabling galamsey. Evidence points to the NPP, especially under John Kufuor (2001-2009), with early permit requests in 2003, and Nana Akufo-Addo (2017-present), who passed LI 2462 in 2022, allowing regulated mining. Recent data shows 200 active licenses overlapping reserves under Akufo-Addo, drawing criticism. While NDC (2009-2016) issued fewer licenses (59 vs. NPP’s 1,990), their role in forest reserves is less clear, though they’ve faced backlash for not repealing LI 2462. NPP administrations appear most linked to this issue.
@oforiamanfo303@konkonsanii@gyaigyimii Going by the article then Akuffo Addo has to be overthrown oh. Price increase of 70% was considered a crises but current increase of over 200% is ok in our eyes. Akuffo Addo can never be compared to Nkrumah. Nkrumah’s worst is Akuffo Addo’s best. Masa let’s be serious.