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NDC elects flagbearer today | More here: bit.ly/2XgTRCo #NDCdecides

.Dr. Ekwow Spio-Garbrah has conceded defeat and congratulated John Dramani Mahama #NDCDecides

Press Release I have taken note of the provisional results being declared by the Electoral Commission around the country in respect of the NDC Flagbearership race as well as the outstanding performance by former... facebook.com/DrESpioGh/post…

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What a night! Liverpool is the new cool. #NeverGiveUp

What a night! Liverpool is the new Cool. #NeverGiveUp

#SpioSpeaks As first Chairman of the National Communications Authority, I can confirm that the NCA was NOT created to be used as a weaponized instrument of political persecution by any government against its... facebook.com/15544272614723…

My view on Komenda Sugar Factory is that the NPP government should simply make the factory work so jobs can be created for more than 5,000 people, and the sugar can feed into the beverage, pharmaceutical,... facebook.com/15544272614723…

The recent public fracas over the quality of education at the University of Ghana (and by extension, Ghanaian Universities) fully justifies and aligns with the Vision of African Business Center for Developing Education ... Full statement here - facebook.com/DrESpioGh/

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Interesting! The President recently, at the media encounter, stated that Ghanaians should contribute to the debate as to whether foreign embassies can interfere with Ghana’s internal affairs by commenting on corruption in Ghana. 1/3

Absolutely! Ghana does not live in a vacuum, and if there is blatant corruption in Ghana and foreign investors are the victims, then their Embassies must talk. Nothing wrong with that. 2/3

As Ambassador of Ghana to the USA, I routinely commented in the US on many aspects of the US system which I had problems with, including the CIA’s overthrow of the Nkrumah regime and the role of USAID in Africa. 3/3

Notwithstanding the Minister’s apparent good deeds on land preservation, he was completely out of order when he reportedly signed an agreement with the US Boeing corporation to purchase several new planes for a new national airline which is yet to be established. 1/3

Many of us felt that the Minister should have avoided ruining the independence of a future airline. We also felt that if the Maltese Government had his way, he would readily embark on projects which hits the points. 2/3

A major procurement of this nature for a new airline should have awaited the setting up a new company, basic agreements amongst the investors, a Board in place, etc before such a major purchase. 3/3

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