*Agona West MP, Hon. Ernestina Ofori Dangbey to cut sod for the construction of ultramodern Maternity Ward and NICU(Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) for Swedru Municipal Hospital.*
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Dear NPP footsoldier, pls take note that these bloggers were paid 30k each to make this post.
You keep defending your useless government, but you only get 100 cedis per week for data and voice. Wise up footsoldier.
Dear bloggers, please tell them to change the writeup next time wai. This is too FAKE. The era of REMEMBER ME is gone .
Anyway, enjoy the CASH they have stolen wai.
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There is no justification for the decision by the Inspector General of Police George Dampare, on the orders of the National Security Advisor, Albert Kan Dapaah, to detain a Parliamentary Candidate for the Awutu Senya East Constituency in Police custody.
This action, taken on the instructions of the National Security Secretariat, will needlessly raise the political temperature in the country and spark avoidable tension.
The Police Service and the IGP must not allow themselves to be used to hang the peace and stability of our nation months before crucial national elections.
I call on the IGP, the Peace Council, the government, and the people of Ghana to recognise that justice is not just a moral imperative but a crucial prerequisite for maintaining peace and stability in a nation.
We cannot allow the police service to be used to stifle opposition and intimidate innocent Ghanaians and political opponents in the run-up to the 2024 elections.
Clearly, the intention to detain her after she had already been granted bail is an attempt to intimidate the NDC Parliamentary candidate in her quest to unseat the Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Hawa Koomson, in the Awutu Senya East Constituency.
I urge the IGP to urgently reconsider his actions and release Naa Koryoo immediately for the sake of justice and the stability of our nation.
It is high time the police fulfilled their duty to serve and protect all citizens, irrespective of their political affiliations.
#JusticeForNaaKoryoo
#FreeNaaKoryooNow
Criminal NPP collaborating with SOME criminally minded officials to register minors in Ashanti region.
A minor with Ghanacard is not an adult. NIA...
We shall continue to expose and prevent such lawlessness!!!
None of these minors will vote on December 07!!!
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The election ahead of us is not about making history, although that is important. It is not about returning a former president back to power, or about producing the first woman vice president, historical and exciting though they are. It is not only about bringing the National Democratic Congress to power although that is indispensable in our current circumstances.
It is about winning the elections for a purpose that goes beyond those enumerated above. The purpose is the opportunity to hold our country together, again; to heal Ghana; it is about the chance to pull Ghana from the precipice of destruction, of normalizing corruption, of incomprehensible greed, from deep despair.
The election ahead is about hard work and abiding sacrifice. It is to embrace everyone in building a Ghana that functions, again.
Ignore the State of NOTHING Address (SoNA) by @NAkufoAddo. Graphic online is depicting the Real and True State of our Nation with Ga kenkey and pepper ๐ถ economics.
Vote @JDMahama
This happened in 2015 for Metro Mass Transit. Remember that this is not the same as the Ayalolo Bus System, which was launched in 2016.
President John Dramani Mahama did not make noise about it.
Only the failed economist is returning us to things that were implemented seven years ago.
Dr. BAWUMIA CANNOT TAKE CREDIT FOR GHANA CARD
Dr Bawumia paid a visit to NIA in 2017, along with the current NCA Boss Mr Anokye and some CEOs. As Head of Systems at the time, it was my responsibility to take him and his entourage through the NIA systems. That is, where we started from, where we are now, and where we plan to go.
Below is a picture of me explaining the systems we had in place and how we are transitioning from the old centralised system, which only captured two fingerprints, to a new system that will capture all ten fingerprints of an applicant, Iris, phone numbers for SIM registration, and issue cards immediately.
As part of my briefing, I informed Dr. Bawumia and his team that we needed to transition to instant issuance printing because the previous system was expensive because it was centralised printing. That is, we register Ghanaians, bring their data to the NIA office, process it, print it, and return to the field to distribute it to applicants. However, with the new system, cards would be issued immediately.
Again, I informed Dr. Bawumia and his team that the old system, which had approximately 16 million Ghanaians' data, had been successfully migrated to the new system. This is to ensure data consistency and integrity. That is why if you register now and change your Date of Birth, and it does not match what you registered with in the previous system, it will be flagged for investigation.
Dr. Bawumia and his team were informed that the new system had completed the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) in December 2016 and was now ready for the final acceptance test, the Site Acceptance Test (SAT), prior to its launch.
Dr. Bawumia and his team were also informed that the new system is a public-private partnership (PPP) between Margins Group and the NIA, with the first contract to pilot instant card issuance completed in 2013 as part of the FIMS project.
It is therefore surprising that Dr. Bawumia, in his lecture yesterday, took credit for the new system while condemning the previous government for doing nothing. That is obvious DISHONESTY. In my next post, I will share email exchanges between NIA and the Margins group as we migrated old system data to new ones.
The only thing they have added is the Digital address field on the forms. That was even done wrongly. Go to NIA now an give them any digital address and the system will pick so far as it is consistent with the format of the addressing system.
The next post will show the documentary evidence.