Ghana's IMF Deal: Official creditors reject haircut in restructuring deal || The Pulse (16-1-24)

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1. Blessing, our potential is Not any ability to "unlock" any monies.. when we are unable to feed ourselves in the face of all these arable lands, water bodies ebbing freely into the Atlantic! Our leaders must certainly be a headless and incurable idiots..!!

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2. Creditors are in their rights to outrightly reject any form of haircut.. this government and party are the most reckless in our history in managing our finances.. they have never shown leadership and any sense of responsibility in handling the country's finances..

   They come borrow headlessly, misuse, steal, and plunder these monies only to turn around to be asking for debt cancellation or what.. as for this, "yee gyi yen man", "yeti sika so", "yewo sika no woha" politicians theirs is thieve, thieve and more thieving our resources.. goddamn npp and this kleptomaniac political tradition.. to hell with them now..
   After, "yee gyi omo man no" this is what they have done with it.. stinking mess of everything!!..
   And so is this what they claim to be better managers of the economy?? Hypocrisy to its stinking heights..

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3. I have never witnessed such lazy journalism on display such as that of Joynews. Whew!

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4. This guy has trust issues with the country. The citizens have the right to know and yet the finance minister is trying to hide his explanation from the matters concerning "haircut". It's definitely going to be yet another deja vu. This is intellectual dishonesty!

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5. Cut the size of your useless government. You were borrowing is if there was no tomorrow. Is that how you run Databank? You took poor people's investment and make them poorer. Stop talking and get out of government. You are a disaster and curse on the country.

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6. The most incompetent and Corrupt finance minister this country has ever seen.

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7. Thief

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8. Why can't they just reduce the number of Ministers to 50 and same some money there?

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9. Ofori Atta and co who are milking the country dry must know one thing, nothing is permanent on this planet. Of all the challenges we are going through as a country to keep our noses above water, you and your government are conniving to steal the scare money through SML, Ajapa, Ameri power deals just to mention a few.

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10. Has the finance minister heard of BRICS?

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11. 5billion dollars plus 10 billions dollars for eurobonds making a total of 15 billion dollars is a huge debt to pay back. The jury is still out what the money was used for. Parliament should assist here. I am very very surprised that we have such a huge debt overhang. For me, I suspect the debt accumulation was driven by commissions rather than project ability to draw down the loans.

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12. The one these NPP Offuiis called the incompetent one, didn't have all these problems, regarding his IMF deals. But just look at how the too known ones, the loud mouth ones, who claimed they know it all are struggling to meet their part of the IMF deal, to enable them get the next 600 hundred million dollars from the IMF.

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13. When right thinking Africans leaders are trying to get themselves out of IMF shackles of unpayable loans, some are still putting their neck deeper into unbearable lifestyle for their citizens.
    May God safe us😭

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14. This is a cooked interview…these journalists don’t ask proper questions.Put this guy on the spot to answer questions.That is why we are here!.where are all the IMF money.Where is the Money!!!!

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15. Ghana has friends like France so why wont Ghanabe broke and begging

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16. Why is Mr. Ofori Atta still at post? 🤔

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17. Why go thru the wasting of time to talk to this non-credible person than has been engneering the stealing of state funds. A real thief on a massive scale. Yall are not mad enough to entertain lies upon upon lies

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