draanzy

Networking engineer, love and dating professional,programmer

[draanzy @draanzy]

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[draanzy @draanzy]

@Ghfixthecountry Why is it that those who were babies or does not exist at the time kotoka was bravely serving this country are now saying things that shouldnt come from their mouth
Even if these people should be enlisted into the army they can not get close to the legend kotoka.

[draanzy @draanzy]

@KokuAnyidoho U mean name and shame?
So that you can also engage in it?
Then you are not ready for the job

[SENYO @Senyyo]

@S_OkudzetoAblak We know king agorkorli the 4th nana addo wont listen and will still go ahead as he wants to capture every state asset so he can still control things even when he’s out of office 😭

[CITI FM 97.3 @Citi973]

I’ve achieved more than Mahama; I’ll do more if elected president – Bawumia | More here: https://t.co/SskkJw7Y6j #CitiNewsroom

[draanzy @draanzy]

@Citi973 This man needs advice
There is difference between vice president and a former president

[Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa @S_OkudzetoAblak]

Intercepted memos from SSNIT on Hon. Bryan Acheampong’s Rock City offer for the purchase of SSNIT’s hotels confirm that but for my timely intervention in exposing the deal, Ghanaian workers would have been terribly shortchanged as the transaction does not guarantee value for money.

The SSNIT memos in my possession reveal that SSNIT’s objective expectations based on valuation reports of 60% stake in the 4 hotels (Labadi, La Palm, Ridge Royal & Elmina) ranges from a minimum value of US$80,406,630.00 to a maximum of US$121,315,643.00.

From the intercepted memos, Hon. Bryan Acheampong’s Rock City offer fell far below the minimum value of the 4 hotels. Hon. Bryan Acheampong’s below par bid was US$61,200,000.00.

Considering that SSNIT’s own minimum value based on expert advice was pegged at US$80,406,630.00, the Hon. Bryan Acheampong/Rock City offer did not meet this minimum threshold by as much as US$19,206,630.00.

When compared to the upper limit, Hon. Bryan Acheampong’s offer fell short by a staggering US$60,115,643.00

It is instructive to discover that whereas SSNIT’s minimum offer for La Palm Royal Hotel is US$37,897,200.00, Hon. Bryan Acheampong merely offered US$21,000,000.00 (a significant variance of US$16,897,200.00).

In the case of Elmina Beach Resort, SSNIT was advised to go for a minimum of US$4,709,430.00, however, Hon. Bryan Acheampong offered a paltry US$2,400,000.00.

Analysts are fascinated by how the Hon. Bryan Acheampong/Rock City bids for Labadi Beach Hotel and Ridge Royal were exactly the same figures for SSNIT’s minimum expectations, raising suspicions about possible insider dealings and a rigged process.

These intercepted memos once again expose the deceptive and bogus claims by unpatriotic NPP propagandists and their surrogates that Hon. Bryan Acheampong offered a fair price and that his bid is the best for Ghana.

The clearest indication yet that these hotels were just being opaquely packaged for cheap on the blind side of Ghanaians to satisfy an obscene state capture agenda.

Our agitations must continue unabated, ahead of the June 18 demonstration, since President Akufo-Addo contemptuously refuses to instruct his marauding appointees to take their hands off our hotels.

We shall not be silent and lose these strategic national assets like the way we were taken by surprise with Mr. Kwaw Worsemao Blay now claiming to own the Labadi Hotel beachfront.

I shall be back with more.

For God and Country.

Ghana First 🇬🇭

[Johnnie Hughes, TBG @hughes_onair]

1. Sale of SSNIT Hotels
2. GHS12M paid for non existent Pwalugu Dam
3. Secret Security Services Recruitment
4. GUTA cries over cost of doing business
5. AG - Mr. Jakpa secret meetings\recordings
6. GRA-SML KPMG Report

[Kwaku 🇬🇭 @kwaku_rafiki]

I believe all NDC members should take a cue from this communication strategy.

Breaking it down to the layperson. Kudos @KMAkandoh 👏

[draanzy @draanzy]

Soldiers Patrolling every street in ashaiman official town and taifa from dawn till now not allowing anyone to out
@tv3_ghana @CitiTVGH @Joy997FM

[James Gingerich #B2B #Technology #Influencer @jamesvgingerich]

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[draanzy @draanzy]

@KKankam4 @gyebouyinghana @S_OkudzetoAblak You are part of those who doesn't want Ghana to move forward. Wise up

[draanzy @draanzy]

@nzarite @JosephKiti3 @S_OkudzetoAblak How can you be defending this issue. All criminal acts needs to be exposed. Who is the man of God

[draanzy @draanzy]

@Bella1Roma There are a lot of teachers who are home doing nothing but this government refused to post them. How is it possible for a teacher to teach two or three classes

[Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa @S_OkudzetoAblak]

It’s most alarming & ridiculous to discover per this intercepted circular from Prez Akufo-Addo to his Ministers & other appointees that he really believes the solution to the abysmal output of his govt lies in PR & active social media accounts of his appointees.🤣

We’re doomed!

[Steve Harvey @IAmSteveHarvey]

Keep dreaming 🙏🏽 Remember I was homeless and had $35 to my name. #ThrowBackThrusday

[draanzy @draanzy]

@StatsGH Now the police service will become a family treasure?
Let's be wise as a country
What about the other public servants?

[SEUN @kwesi_mufasa]

Cheap labor is expensive.

It’s been almost an hour and I’ve been waiting in line at the Speedaf office, for my parcel. Why will you send me a text to come for it when the parcel can’t be found?

AliExpress using Speedaf Express is a disaster brewing.

Ghana Post was better.

[draanzy @draanzy]

@GhPoliceService Why this release. Instead of apologizing on behalf of your men

[Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa @S_OkudzetoAblak]

Documents from the Office of the President confirm that in 2021 alone, Prez Akufo-Addo authorized an astonishing GHS32million of taxpayer funds to be paid to Sir David Adjaye & Associates Ltd for consultancy on his National Cathedral project.

GHS57million so far; more to come.