Joyfm,
Stop the misinformation!
Stop the misinformation!
Stop the misinformation!
Your report that I have been summoned is untrue.
On the contrary, ahead of the reconvening of Parliament, I have summoned my colleagues for our Caucus meeting, as is routinely done ahead of every Meeting of Parliament, to strategise and coordinate our parliamentary business.
This is a regular practice of the Caucus and should not be misrepresented as anything else.
Joy FM, pull down the misinformation on your website and correct the record.
@Joy997FM I love it when economics and politics collide. Economics has a way of speaking the truth, when politicians are busy lying. what really makes me laugh is the straight face with which they tell those lies; until economics catches up with them. suddenly, the numbers start talking.
@Gossips24_ The laws are clearly not meant to deal with the big men. Ampa! Big man apologies—the case has already been solved. Nothing to see here at all. After all, this is the country called Ghana. 🇬🇭🌅
As part of my ongoing meetings with various identifiable groups, my policy team and I had an engaging and productive session today with the Ghana Institution of Engineering.
We had fruitful discussions focused on innovative solutions to address various problems in areas such as Urban transport, infrastructure, public procurement and value for money amongst others. No nation can develop without the valuable input of engineers, scientists, technologists and other professionals and we are determined to make sure we factor in their inputs as we put together policies to solve many of Ghana’s problems.
My sincere thanks to the President of the Ghana Institution of Engineering, the President-Elect, the Vice-President and other members who kindly attended the meeting to share their ideas.
God bless our homeland Ghana!
@BongoIdeasHQ I believe there will be no serious conversation about losses incurred by state agencies. I’m loving this bold precedent. GH¢22 billion in losses,—no show. 🌅
@Citi973 It is now undeniable that, judging from the media discourse, no institution will be held liable for any loss suffered by the nation. Going forward, the conversation will no longer be about the losses. If GH¢22 billion does not concern us, then what does? Shalom.
@fourthestategh You ought to know that the NDC often uses words they don’t seem to understand;like “accountability.” Isn’t the RTI Act itself a law? So how can anyone claim to uphold accountability while disregarding the very law that guarantees the public’s right to information?
@JoyNewsOnTV Ei God, why are You always quiet? Please, save Ghanaians from these empty promises. What was promised yesterday remains whimsical today, yet another lie continues to be propagated. How long must Ghanaians endure this cycle of promises, disappointment, and deception?
@joyce_bawah@JDMahama@Cassielforson There’s an unsettling level of unrest in the country, yet you continue to praise your cousin. The country is becoming increasingly divided, and this is neither a sign of goodwill nor the democracy we know and cherish.
@GhPoliceService Politic will be the doom of the country if caution is not taken. The growing injustice and mastermind to cover up is sickening . Now the there is no integrity in the police.
@ghonetv Who is this guy kidding? The system if not official but Who doesn’t know that MMDCEs are selected on a partisan basis? stop pretending as if this is something new or unknown.
@ghonetv Let her out already. The public agitation has died down and it seems the issue is gradually fading from the public consciousness. They see through what is happening.