Those people in the comment section defending the government for charging GH¢65,000 in duty on a GH¢25,000 car are the same people who go to a car dealership and scream, “You’re greedy for selling a 2011 Corolla for GH¢100,000.” Imagine that dealer staying up until midnight trying to find a cheaper car so the majority of Ghanaians can afford one, dealing with the stress of shipping it, and then, after it arrives in the country, the government, which is supposed to make things more affordable, charges over 150% of the car’s purchase price in duties and overage penalties. They know that more than 97% of the people cannot afford cars that are less than 10 years old.
Whatever you defend in the name of your political party affects you every day.
@ScottRoyy Bro can you just stop the “31 games in, 41 games in” and the rest make the games fini so we all go celebrate. You dey do this wey somebody else wey nuh stake go do something under make the games dey cut always 😥
Life be funny o, first then we want dey outside but wanna parents no allow we. Now wey we get freedom we no Dey go anywhere saf, everyday we dey house😭
@AnerobiA30046@ScottRoyy I don’t even know why. “35 games in” “41 games in” e nuh dey do anything.. make e boom 💥 first before you will make noise about it💔🥹
GH₵715 (US$62.00 / GBP46.00)
That's what @nss_officialgh personnel receive each month.
Yet GH₵60 was deducted before the allowance even landed in their accounts, and the explanation only came after people started asking questions.
NASPA says it’s their initiative. But NASPA doesn’t pay the allowance.
So who authorized the deduction, @SeddohRuth?
You can’t ask struggling young people to trust institutions that can’t even give a straight answer.
It has been 9 weeks since the NDC announced that the IMF has left town. Today they’ve brought loans of nearly $1 billion to parliament for approval. The same party that said the NPP over borrowed has started borrowing billions of USD, 9 weeks after the IMF left. This is bcos govt has chosen to spend the limited resources on pushing nice headline figures while the lived experiences of people say otherwise. Dear NDC get the revenue measures right so you don’t have to go this way. Prioritize expenses so you spend treasury resources on what matters most.
“When we insult you, you will come and arrest us, but you can’t fix simple problems”
— A concerned citizen lambasts President Mahama and other authorities in the Ashanti region over the deteriorating state of roads across the region after a VIP bus got stuck in a pothole, resulting in heavy traffic congestion.
[🎥: Mark Opoku Asamoah]
A concerned National Service Scheme (NSS) personnel has expressed frustration over the conditions facing this year’s service personnel, accusing the government of treating them unfairly.
The individual claimed that repeated deductions are being made from their allowances to cover expenses many personnel are not involved in, adding that payments are often delayed and arrive with unexplained deductions already made.
[🎥: Booster_brand]