Minister for Lands and Natural Resources Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah says the powerful individuals behind the seized machines and excavators are operating in the shadows, and authorities will now work to expose them.
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If an MPโs basic salary is 60,000 just assume theyโre taking Ghc 150,000 every month.
If a Ghanaian is earning 6,000 a month which is even on the high side, he will be taxed from it. He will use the remainder to pay his rent, fuel, fees, groceries, utilities, hospital bills. At the end his โtrue in handโ salary is Ghc 1,000. Thatโs the only money he can even struggle to say itโs for his savings or personal benefit.
But for a Parliamentarian, after the Ghc 60k there is
Committee Sitting Allowance (you can see how heavy it is)
Fuel Allowance
Accommodation/Housing Allowance
Communication/Telephone Allowance
Utility Allowance
Entertainment/Representation Allowance
Travel Allowance
Per Diem/Inconvenience Allowance
Constituency Allowance/Constituency Support
Office and Administrative Facilities
Staff Support and Related Benefits
Medical Benefits
Vehicle/Vehicle-Related Benefits
Responsibility Allowance
Special Allowance/Honorarium
Committee Chairmanship/Leadership Allowance
Parliamentary Travel and Overseas
Assignment Allowances
Pension Contributions
End-of-Service Benefits/Ex-Gratia
Lawfully Approved Board Membership Remuneration
Other Approved Article 71 Allowances and Facilities