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Rev. Prof. Martey, did they also ask you
not to speak about Ghana's oil contracts
By: Prof Lungu
September 09, 2016
"... Reverend Professor Emmanuel Martey,
what did they tell you about the Mahama Oil
Hybrid System (MOHS) for Ghana. We are talking
about the fraudulent scheme that still is a
swindle on Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana...We are just
saying: 'Tis a silly season all over the
land...And the great news is, Reverend Professor
Emmanuel Martey will now have a lot of time to
articulate to the most consequential Ghana
public policy agenda item since the overthrow of
Kwame Nkrumah in 1966..Join...", (Prof Lungu, 6
Sep 16).
It is silly season all over the
land and it is not even November (or Christmas).
And the Presbyterian Church
of Ghana and its out-going Moderator, Reverend
Professor Emmanuel Martey, have long had the
data and the records to have asked the important
questions about Ghana's oil contracts.
So, Reverend Professor Emmanuel Martey ,
outgoing Moderator, did they also ask you not to
speak about the Ghana oil contracts?
Please do reason with Ghana before your sacred
"Holy Ghost", as your depart!
Reverend
Professor Emmanuel Martey, what did they tell
you about the Mahama Oil Hybrid System (MOHS)
for Ghana, you know, the fraudulent scheme that
still is a swindle on Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana?
How much did they, and DFID, pay?
Won't you agree that would have been a lot more
consequential policy discourse?
We are
just saying: 'Tis a silly season all over the
land and it is not even November (or Christmas),
yet. And the great news is, Reverend Professor
Emmanuel Martey will now have a lot of time to
articulate to the most consequential Ghana
public policy agenda item since the overthrow of
Kwame Nkrumah in 1966.
Admission is free
and you do not need a ticket!
Join!
SUBJ: Rev. Prof. Martey, did they also
ask you not to speak about Ghana's oil
contracts?
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September, 2016.
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The
Munitie3 pardon misses a larger point
Commentary, Aug 29, Ghanadot - Clearly, the Muntie3
argument is not about the President’s constitutional
right to pardon. Constitutionally, the president can
pardon a loaf of bread. The problem for him would be
to explain the optic and the ethics of the pardon. |
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Can Ghana
stop its borrowing binge?
AfricaReport, Aug 30, Ghanadot - The
government has announced its intention to issue
a $1bn eurobond by September, but keeps on
equivocating about following through. The
economy has been going through rough times since
2012, when the currency nosedived amidst power
cuts and a huge government deficit......More
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Ghana now spends more on Interest Payments than
on Infrastructure – Bawumia
Commentary, Sepy 09, Ghanadot - Data provided by former Deputy Governor of
the Bank of Ghana and NPP Vice-Presidential
Candidate, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, indicates that
strangely, Ghana is today dolling out more to
pay interest payments than it spends on
infrastructural/ capital projects annually.
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Zika
outbreak fuelled by mosquito control failure,
says WHO boss
BBC, May 24,
Ghanadot - The
spread of Zika is the price being paid for a
massive policy failure on mosquito control, says
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