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cuteboy2:you speak with a high level of ignorance. It's like you don't understand what is going on. Alomo just built a $70m processing plant in ghana. The truth is that the plant was actually meant to be cited in Nigeria. Which would help employ people and boost revenues, but the big guns. The likes of guniness, Nigerian breweries and Co have see how lucrative the herbal market is, so they frustrated alomos efforts in Nigeria instead of bringing up healthy competition. We will not continue to play second fiddle |
mickey45:check for lorho ports project. It's something similar to this but bigger. This is one hell of a competitive region |
Malakh:Senseless talk |
safarigirl:I know for sure that there are some good Nigerian musicians. And they will take the award sooner or later . Remember femi kuti was nominated some time back.. But If she won it we should all be happy for her and stop tagging her as a white favourite pls. She is a pan African to the fullest and unique. we should respect her work as that |
tunwumi:I have said it times without number that people should stop using the Ghana cedis case as a yard stick. They even have little or no idea as to what happened to Ghana. They just jumped on the re denomination. Re denomination was the best thing for Ghana. The problem was maintaining fiscal discipline and sound macro economic policies. Today the cedi has strengthened cos of the policies put in place then . Changed naira last week to cedis.. Bought a juice pack worth 300 naira and i actually got it for a 1000 equivalent. |
millionaireman:lol.same old balderdash and propaganda is what you fall for. that car posted was not innoscon. its a big lie. I have no problem with them exporting cars but people don't need to cook up lies like that. those cars where Renault |
freecocoa:the only sensible post I have seen here. |
millionaireman:Common site in ghana and other West African nations Lol pls take it easy with you lies. Not every one is ignorant |
czarr:Hehe. He just repping |
Iamsynord:If you see the pastor help me tell I said he is a Barstad!!!! |
FlirtyKaren:the word genius here irritates me. Is it rocket science ![]() |
marvelck:Op Learn to mind tour biz |
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Ayinla4sure1:Lol. There is no going back. I attended the konga seminar some time back @eko hotel and plans are far advance for the monthly fee. They also want to push out undergoes sellers and pave way for the serious ones |
overhypedsteve:I think this particular fulanis originated from Burkina Faso |
It's a total rip off. I knew that there platforms are capitalist and all about their pockets, with the rising exchange rates and logistics expenses, the best they could do was to introduce rates that will benefit sellers and buyers. But they don't want to meet the sellers half way |
spokesboy:pls is this the render of the project? $300m for a project like this seems small. |
spokesboy:I this is lovely. Will like to connect with u. Got something I want to share |
ballballo:I wrote an article on this issue. While it's a good thing that Accra has a world class emergency control center. It's sited on the land mean for the gold Coast city development. Which is not suppose to be |
chiefobdk:No jokes in you. You are the one that is being daft. That news was false and he is right . and the cars can be used for what ever. It's not innoson. I just wonder why people would go to support her an extent to prove a point |
Teddeebear:I know it's designed by humans But what are we doing? Playing by the so called humans schemes?! How then will we be liberated? Wait till Jesus comes?? It's people in human skins that are creating this things.. It's very easy for them because the avenues are there cos the victims are porous and ignorant. People have created a system and all we do is play by it. Does that make sense? We as blacks need to put on our thinking caps and stop being Bush meat out of ignorance. Ordo Ab Chao means order out of chaos and that's the system created and that's what's being done but we keep playing the fool. You either choose to be the hunter or play the hunted. We need serious education. Not just the type within the four walls of the school and also have a sense of unity and consciousness. Our collective attitude and thinking make us prey for negatives |
CioAngels:pls let's not go too far. That gutter or stagnant water in close proximity to your crib, has it been cleaned.. We are all guilty |
aku626:But the truth remains that people are dying from the virus. If we are not proactive, we are doomed. How prepared are we for such a virus when mosquito's are considered to be a part of the family in this part of the world. We have a nonchalant attitude when it comes to our environment. Pls spare the Devil. |
donnie:smh |
[img]http://www.graphic.com.gh/media/k2/items/cache/4203162d8d67430700d658d6653795f7_L.jpg[/img] “Good health is one of the important ingredients for a happy and productive life. And yet, many people do not have access to health care and live in conditions that spread disease,” - Robert Alan Silverstein It cannot be gainsaid that the development of any economy hinges on the health of its people. Any country that fails to address the health needs of its people heads for doom. It is in this vein, therefore, that governments allocate a large chunk of their budgetary allocation to the health sectors and also invest heavily on the development of the infrastructure of that sector, while individuals spend their resources to address their health needs. It is obvious that the allocated budgets hardly meet the expectations of the required needs of the people, mostly because of the mismatch between the demand of the citizenry and the supply available. It is heart-warming therefore, that a private non-profit making organization has initiated a project, a world class health facilities across the West African Region through private sector development and to attract medical tourism from the rest of the Africa Union, ( ECO Medical Village) in Ghana. The multi-million dollar facility is to be established in Achimota. State of the art ECO-Medical village (EMV) will be a State of the Art International Hospital Complex for citizens and residents of the West Africa sub-region, who usually travel to South Africa, North America, Europe, Cuba and India for medical care. The EMV, will be built on a 40-acre land and with satellite unit in all the West African Countries in the sub-region. Overview of the health care sector The health care industry in the country and the rest of the West Africa region is dominated by the public sector, which accounts for more than 40 per cent of the health care, with the deficit being created covered by private health sector and non-traditional health care sectors. The population characteristics of Ghana and the rest of the sub-region in date a not-so existing prospect for the future. Available statistics indicate that more than 44 per cent of the country’s population is below the average age of 15 years, whereas the population of the aged is only about five per cent. Life expectancy is very low at an average of 58 years and this statistic is representative of other countries in West Africa. It is estimated that , the average expenditure on healthcare in Ghana is $67 based on 2010 estimate. Considering that most of health service providers operate on a cash and carry system, despite the National Health Insurance system, there is appetite to pay for good health service. The country remains exposed to political risks, however, the current environment appears relatively peaceful and reemergence of significant social and political tensions likely to hinder the country’s medium-term growth prospects is less probable. Mission and three pronged approach The Chief Executive of the ECO Medical Village, Mr Peter Ahiekpor, said the project, would begin by next month, in three pronged approach. According to the CEO, the approach one would include the construction of 380 ward hospital made up of 120 ward for women and children and 120 ward housing for the elderly. It also includes a medical shopping mall; all things health, 17 storey doctors’ offices, 40 unit studio apartment for medical trainees, medical research centre, in collaboration with world renowned hospital and a four star medical hotel. The project will also include a two star medical hotel, air ambulance and Para Medics services and a housing facility for medical staff. The second approach is tailored making available paramedics units within 15 square kilometers of every capital city within the West African Region, while the third approach is to make available healthcare to the rural areas and villages across West Africa through the introduction of mobile clinics and mobile surgical units. He said the project was the first of its kind in the West African Sub region, to cure the problem of “most of our leaders who travel far away abroad for medical redress.” “You are a CEO, in a country, you have to vacate your position to travel long distances with its concomitant expenditure?.” Mr Ahiekpor said Nigerian leaders, for instance, spend close to $2billion a year going to India for medical redress, hence “ we are a private sector trying to make a difference.” New chairperson The former Minister of Transport, Mrs Dzifa Attivor, who resigned to join ECO Medical as its chairperson, said she was elected to be appointed the chairperson to oversee such an important international initiative. Mrs Attivor said she would let her rich experience, as a former minister of state and a state woman bear on the new role as the chairperson of the significantly huge project. “I think I have the capability to work with 15 agencies under my command. That kind of talent is what we need to spear the affairs of Eco medical,” she said. She said the project, wholly Ghanaian, would create employment for more than 2,000 Ghanaians directly and also boosts tourism. She said the facility would complement hospitals and traditional health sectors in the country adding “this is multi-lingua facility, which will be replicated in all countries in the West African Sub-region. “By doing this, we intend to give areas of specialization to all countries, with Ghana being the headquarters,” an elated chairperson said. It is refreshing that the sub-region will soon witness a magnificent project comparable to facilities in Europe and the Americas It is therefore, clear from the foregoing that the initiative by a private enterprise needs support and co-operation from all to enable it to come to fruition because “a sound mind lives in a healthy body.” http://www.graphic.com.gh/features/features/57678-eco-medical-village-to-be-established-in-ghana.html |
When an international lie is invented by these cats. Ghana serves as their best tool for propaganda |
billy187:They never cease to amaze me. Despite you enlightening them. They will take the lies instead |
sczeska:lmao lwkmd |
MadCow1:But you have eaten some of your brothers init? #canibal |
konji1:life is just a cruel cycle. |
Chukazu:lol OK |
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Lol pls take it easy with you lies. Not every one is ignorant



#canibal