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NDC Government terminated Zoomlion contract because the boss failed to sack Paul Adom Otchere from Metro TV - Ziega

Kakalika mood activated at Republic Bar. 🇬🇭🔥

They didn’t listen to Sammi Awuku’s advice on sponsoring some of their footsoldiers to the FIFA World Cup, and now their foot soldiers are all over social media crying. Monkey dey work baboon come chop everything 😂😂😂

Panama fans seen celebrating with Ghanaians after their game.

Ghana 🇬🇭 thought they will escape cooking because their game is by 12am?🤣 Even if the game is by 3am we are active!🔥 I will miss my wedding to cook Ghana!!! #Budweiser #FIFAWC26XBudweiser

Management of Despite Media has accepted the invitation to the Supreme Court @ 150 celebrations, assuring the Judicial Service of its full support and commitment to promoting the anniversary activities across its platforms. #Peacefm

Btw this guy makes videos where he sleeps with prostitutes and rates them after words 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Im dyinggggg

❝A man in order to avoid prostate problem, in order to avoid failure, in order to avoid cardiac problem, he needs to be able to knack 21 times a month...❞ - Dr. Rasheed Abassi

@kduahjr He is running away from reality checks. He ain’t seen nothing yet. He and his son Kay.

Blocked on Facebook and here too but VIM. We will continue to police you and expose your LIES regardless!

Why promise if you knew you won’t make it available. Kofi Adams said they had the tickets so where are the tickets?

🇬🇭🇺🇸 “In New York, everyone is always chasing money and living fast, but in Ghana life is slower and more free, it can be stressful here in New York.” — Nicole, a Ghanaian student at Boston University, says the fast-paced lifestyle in New York contrasts sharply with Ghana’s relaxed pace, noting that while the U.S. offers opportunities, the constant pressure can feel overwhelming and stressful. 🎥: KraneShares

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@drsharyf Which money has been stolen?

Our politicians steal our money, move overseas and continue their lives like nothing happened.

.. as for @lordcudjoe , his repeated attempts to mislead the public on issues that requires the government to sit up and serve the public’s interests, it leaves much to be desired. He has once again proved he’s a self-serving advocate on the Afari Hospital project with some baseless claims and must be confronted with the incontrovertible facts. The project is a TURNKEY contract, where the contractor is responsible for funding construction and receiving payments based on certified completion milestones. Every payment is triggered by an Interim Payment Certificate (IPC), validated by the Ministry of Defence’s Project Implementation Unit [all schedules for payments are in the contract’s Promissory Notes] and any commentary that ignores this fundamental structure is a deliberate distortion as he has sought to do. The records before Parliament confirm that the original contract sum of $180 million as was agreed in 2008, with payments tracked through IPCs. By the end of 2017, the first year of the Akufo-Addo administration, 17 IPCs had been honoured amounting to $63.7 million, representing only 31.5% of the total. These are not speculative figures; they are captured in the 2018 Budget Estimates and presented to Parliament as part of the national record. Further, delays caused by the prior NDC government’s decision to relocate the project from Kumasi resulted in an additional $19.5 million being added to the contract. Euroget, the contractor, subsequently raised further claims of $6 million, which were negotiated down to $3 million. The Akufo-Addo government paid $2.5 million of this, leaving a mere $500,000 outstanding. This demonstrates that the administration not only managed the project responsibly but also secured savings for the state. By the time the Akufo-Addo government was leaving office, it had paid $138.3 million of the $202.5 million total, representing 68% of the contract sum. In stark contrast, the NDC had managed to pay only $63.7 million (31.5%) in the preceding period. The evidence is clear: this government treated Afari Hospital as a priority project, with payments steadily made and the debt almost entirely cleared. To suggest, as Franklin Cudjoe does, that the project was neglected for eight years is not only misleading but a clear spin of facts to shield the government from acting on the demand of the public. Objective, rational, and independent analysis leaves no room for his narrative. The facts expose his commentary as empty propaganda, and it is time he realizes he needs to cease gaslighting the public with falsehoods.

@Sa_ddyk @kwakuasanteb Bro, you believe he can confirm the said year model? Which duty is he referring by the way? Ask the basis for the said cost of spraying etc. Parking lot where isn’t for free. It is rented. Security and other services are factored into the cost. He (Kwaku Asante) isn’t into biz

@kwakuasanteb I mean … if you want to have a specific convo, we can do that. What year model is this CRV bought for 120,000 cedis ? Then We can confirm the duty

How are you buying, shipping, and clearing a car for under 200,000 cedis (plus even body works and spray, and selling it for 400,000. Why? And now you're mad that people will rather source directly and cut about half the cost? You no see anything yet

@kwakuasanteb Was the Gen secretary in a picture with them?

But your national executives were also there oh, including General Secretary - they too "okukuseku"?