Yes your point is valid and I thought the same... If they had asked parliament to approve they would have done politics with it... That amount could have solved a lot of issues in Ghana.. Then again a lotof politicians would have dipped their Hands in the money... Co it would have been shared for different projects... However with this project a handful of politicians may take their share... (I'm not approving the practice of corruption) and we have a beautiful building put up in the end... They have done well but I still will vote against the NPP and NDC cos they have failed totally and infrastructure is not what I will use to rate them.. Living conditions in the past 32 years have been bad...
@@paakwegyir3165 Empty comment! This is an institutional project solely funded by BoG. It has nothing to do with the consolidated fund of GoG. The edifice will remain as a monument, irrespective of who becomes the next leader. Sometimes, as citizens, we should appreciate good things and stop rabbling and rumbling. After all, reasons for voting are based on choices but majority will look at the broad benefits of social interventions than the exchange rate politics which is dependent on export and import values. Wonder what Mahama and his NDC will do to the economy? May be create loot and share for only the party footsoldiers.
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The architect, David Agayi, is the best 👌
Just imagine when the national cathedral gets completed, how it will look like 👍. The same architect
Billy, you are showing the bank square and your commentary is about a land in Prampram. How come?
Your commentary is on buying a land in Prampram while you walking in the bank square.
Our leaders are something! Can't even describe them! $250 million for office complex whiles ur economy and people struggle? Oh God!
Yes your point is valid and I thought the same... If they had asked parliament to approve they would have done politics with it... That amount could have solved a lot of issues in Ghana.. Then again a lotof politicians would have dipped their Hands in the money... Co it would have been shared for different projects... However with this project a handful of politicians may take their share... (I'm not approving the practice of corruption) and we have a beautiful building put up in the end... They have done well but I still will vote against the NPP and NDC cos they have failed totally and infrastructure is not what I will use to rate them.. Living conditions in the past 32 years have been bad...
@@paakwegyir3165 Empty comment! This is an institutional project solely funded by BoG. It has nothing to do with the consolidated fund of GoG. The edifice will remain as a monument, irrespective of who becomes the next leader. Sometimes, as citizens, we should appreciate good things and stop rabbling and rumbling. After all, reasons for voting are based on choices but majority will look at the broad benefits of social interventions than the exchange rate politics which is dependent on export and import values. Wonder what Mahama and his NDC will do to the economy? May be create loot and share for only the party footsoldiers.
@@paakwegyir3165vote for Dr wae. Na baako no de3 ….
Gyata nation is such an interesting guy 😅
A tell u