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I'm Chasing, Duffuor, Dauda, Others For GH₵2bn, $850m Swallowed By Fraud, Other Crimes – Prez Akufo-Addo
“The case against Hon. Collins Dauda and others is frivolous and a poor attempt by the vindictive Akufo-Addo-Bawumia government to create a convenient excuse for their abandonment of the Saglemi Housing project. If there has been any financial loss to the State at all, then it has been occasioned by the people who have recklessly abandoned and supervised the deterioration of a 90% complete project for almost five (5) years.” “The Akufo-Addo-Bawumia government should stop persecuting innocent people and rather take urgent steps to complete the project which they have left...
• Sammyb Gyamfi the case against Collins Dauda is frivolous • He indicated that the NPP government should rather be blamed • Collins Dauda and four others are facing 52 counts of causing financial loss to the state Sammy Gyamfi has described the case against Alhaji Collins Dauda as frivolous and a vindictive attempt by the Akufo-Addo led administration to create a convenient excuse for their abandonment of the Saglemi Housing project. According to him, the NPP government should rather be blamed for causing financial loss to the state. Gyamfi explained in a statement that, “the case ...
Listen to article Contending schools of thought have been arguing consistently that Ex-President John Dramani Mahama, unlike his predecessor, the late John Evans Atta Mills and his successor, President Akufo-Addo, did not expect to be the president of Ghana and therefore did not prepare adequately for the highly important position. The critics, therefore, maintain that Ex-President Mahama was only compelled by the Ghana’s 1992 Constitution to ascend the throne he never prepared for and therefore had no burning desire to move the country to the right direction. If you may recall, it was the...
The Alliance for Truth, Justice and Accountability has been studying with some disquiet news that the government of Ghana is again contemplating the construction of between 100,000 to 250,000 new 39;affordable housing units 39; every year to provide 39;affordable residential accommodation 39; for public and civil servants.