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Abronye s suit is a smart attempt to shield Akufo-Addo s deliberate actions — Eric Adjei
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Don t just name change of controversial Agyapa deal – Franklin Cudjoe tells gov t – Ghana Visions
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He questioned the urgency with which the President still wanted to push the Agyapa Royalties back to Parliament for approval. The Minority leader, Haruna Iddrisu in an interview on Accra-based Citi FM said Agyapa [coming] back [means] corruption is back. We will not support it. I am very certain in my mind and I remain unconvinced. John Jinapor, the Member of Parliament for Yapei-Kusawgu also kicked against the attempt to bring back the rejected deal to parliament. He said: The interest of the Minority is that of Ghana. We will be part of any process that will inure to the benefit of this country. We haven t even seen the document, we haven’t seen what they are bringing but given the record of this government and our experience with them, I will be surprised if they bring anything good, that is why I maintain that if it comes in this form, it should be considered dead on arrival.
The Nemesis Of John Mahama In Gonjaland-A Creation Of His Own Hands
JAN 19, 2021
The art of POLITICS is indeed complex; one as such, not because it’s rules dictates so, but because the people behave so. What is the politics is not the elections, appointments, the long embellished speeches and arguably not the buildings that house the authorities, but it is the aggregation of greed, ambitions, self-seeking, secret deals, pretense, outsmarting, pragmatic maneuvering, backstabbing, betrayals, etc. of a clique who mostly patronize the proletariat and subject them to perpetual slavery. This subjective notion of mine may sound cynical, but it probably could be the unstated but dusty truth.