TWEAAA! IF YOU CAN'T DEPORT GALAMSEY OPERATORS & FULANIS "WHY MERCENARIES? - KUFFOUR

Formal President of the republic of Ghana, John Agyekum Kuffour  has spoken against the recent deportation of the South African three by the Bureou of National Investigation (BNI) .

Demolition Company Tears Down Wrong Home, Blames Google Maps

A house in Rowlett, Texas, was incorrectly torn down after Google Maps wrongly led workers to the  address, the demolition company claims.

Wife of Shatta Wale says she met him in a ghetto

Wife of self-acclaimed Dancehall King, Shatta Wale, has revealed how they met and still in love.

Actor explains why he was appointed Tourism Ambassador

Ghanaian actor, entrepreneur and philanthropist, John Dumelo has disclosed he was appointed a tourism ambassador because of his love for tourism.

Two Female Suicide Bombers Kill 22 at Mosque Near Maiduguri

Two female suicide bombers killed 22 people Wednesday at a mosque outside the northeastern Nigerian city of Maiduguri, 

Brussels Raid: Prosecutor Says ISIS Flag Found, Algerian Suspect Killed

Police  have  on Wednesday identified the man shot dead during a raid linked to the Paris terror attacks, saying that an ISIS flag and extremist manual and materials  were found in the operation.

Even disabled are working hard for food

What about our strong able men and women idling about, the Ghana unemployed graduate association,

 A  disabled man  hustling to make a living and the strong ones who could work, are on  the street begging. What a world we live in? . Poverty is a state of your mind, you are what you think.

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The 2016 Vice Presidential Candidate of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has assured Ghanaians that a future NPP government will eliminate all taxes levied on private universities.
According to him, tertiary education has become expensive and inaccessible due to the current taxes imposed on private universities in the country.
Dr. Bawumia, who was speaking at an SRC forum at the Methodist University in Accra, maintained that private universities are suffocating under high taxes imposed on them by government.
He argued that the decision to waive the taxes, will cause school fees to go down substantially, thereby triggering an increase in tertiary education enrollment across the country.
He stressed that “it is not a coincidence that some 80% of universities in Ghana are private universities” admitting the growing population of students who wish to further their education.
“We should rather be encouraging the setting up of more private universities with tax incentives to relieve the burden on government”, he said.
Dr. Bawumia, who also lashed out at government explained that, tax incentives should rather be used to improve enrollment into tertiary institutions.
Urging the students to vote for the NPP, Dr. Bawumia bemoaned government’s decision to impose  high taxes that  only burdens the citizenry.
“When you impose taxes on universities, guess who pays the tax, these students and their parents,” he said adding that “it doesn’t make sense”.
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NPP to scrap taxes on private universities – Bawumia

Saturday 12th March , 2016 5:14 pm

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 0  632The 2016 Vice Presidential Candidate of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has assured Ghanaians that a future NPP government will eliminate all taxes levied on private universities.
According to him, tertiary education has become expensive and inaccessible due to the current taxes imposed on private universities in the country.
Dr. Bawumia, who was speaking at an SRC forum at the Methodist University in Accra, maintained that private universities are suffocating under high taxes imposed on them by government.
He argued that the decision to waive the taxes, will cause school fees to go down substantially, thereby triggering an increase in tertiary education enrollment across the country.
He stressed that “it is not a coincidence that some 80% of universities in Ghana are private universities” admitting the growing population of students who wish to further their education.
“We should rather be encouraging the setting up of more private universities with tax incentives to relieve the burden on government”, he said.
Dr. Bawumia, who also lashed out at government explained that, tax incentives should rather be used to improve enrollment into tertiary institutions.
Urging the students to vote for the NPP, Dr. Bawumia bemoaned government’s decision to impose  high taxes that  only burdens the citizenry.
“When you impose taxes on universities, guess who pays the tax, these students and their parents,” he said adding that “it doesn’t make sense”.
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- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/12/npp-to-scrap-taxes-on-private-universities-bawumia/#sthash.0d09wxxU.dpuf

NPP to scrap taxes on private universities – Bawumia

Saturday 12th March , 2016 5:14 pm

 603  15  1

 0  632The 2016 Vice Presidential Candidate of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has assured Ghanaians that a future NPP government will eliminate all taxes levied on private universities.
According to him, tertiary education has become expensive and inaccessible due to the current taxes imposed on private universities in the country.
Dr. Bawumia, who was speaking at an SRC forum at the Methodist University in Accra, maintained that private universities are suffocating under high taxes imposed on them by government.
He argued that the decision to waive the taxes, will cause school fees to go down substantially, thereby triggering an increase in tertiary education enrollment across the country.
He stressed that “it is not a coincidence that some 80% of universities in Ghana are private universities” admitting the growing population of students who wish to further their education.
“We should rather be encouraging the setting up of more private universities with tax incentives to relieve the burden on government”, he said.
Dr. Bawumia, who also lashed out at government explained that, tax incentives should rather be used to improve enrollment into tertiary institutions.
Urging the students to vote for the NPP, Dr. Bawumia bemoaned government’s decision to impose  high taxes that  only burdens the citizenry.
“When you impose taxes on universities, guess who pays the tax, these students and their parents,” he said adding that “it doesn’t make sense”.
–

- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/12/npp-to-scrap-taxes-on-private-universities-bawumia/#sthash.0d09wxxU.dpuf

NPP to scrap taxes on private universities – Bawumia

Saturday 12th March , 2016 5:14 pm

 603  15  1

 0  632The 2016 Vice Presidential Candidate of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has assured Ghanaians that a future NPP government will eliminate all taxes levied on private universities.
According to him, tertiary education has become expensive and inaccessible due to the current taxes imposed on private universities in the country.
Dr. Bawumia, who was speaking at an SRC forum at the Methodist University in Accra, maintained that private universities are suffocating under high taxes imposed on them by government.
He argued that the decision to waive the taxes, will cause school fees to go down substantially, thereby triggering an increase in tertiary education enrollment across the country.
He stressed that “it is not a coincidence that some 80% of universities in Ghana are private universities” admitting the growing population of students who wish to further their education.
“We should rather be encouraging the setting up of more private universities with tax incentives to relieve the burden on government”, he said.
Dr. Bawumia, who also lashed out at government explained that, tax incentives should rather be used to improve enrollment into tertiary institutions.
Urging the students to vote for the NPP, Dr. Bawumia bemoaned government’s decision to impose  high taxes that  only burdens the citizenry.
“When you impose taxes on universities, guess who pays the tax, these students and their parents,” he said adding that “it doesn’t make sense”.
–

- See more at: http://citifmonline.com/2016/03/12/npp-to-scrap-taxes-on-private-universities-bawumia/#sthash.0d09wxxU.dpuf

Shocking: Four female armed robbers arrested in Kumasi

The Kumasi police have arrested an all-female suspected armed robbery gang .They are; Sally Sarpong a.k.a. Maame Serwaa, Agnes Darkoaa, also known as Maame Yaa, Mavis Addo a.k.a. Maame Konadu and Ernestina Amponsah a.k.a. Akosua Frimpomaa,  attacked and robbed a taxi driver of his mobile phone and daily sales.

Breaking News:The Man Who Created HIV-AIDS VIRUS Finally Discovers Vaccine

Doctor Robert Gallo who created HIV-AIDS VIRUS  in 1970s has finally discovered the vaccine he described as “Just another protein” he was the top doctor that led the creation of the virus 46 years ago, and has since then been killing  tens of thousands of people especially on the African continent.

Bombshell: Mahama Is A Disgraced Northerner – Martin Amidu

President John Mahama is  dishonest, untruthful, and has “disgraced himself as a Northerner” former Attorney General Martin Amidu claims.

The bitter truth: Religion is killing Africans and is the cause of our poverty

 

 There are no two lands, pure or impure, the purity of the land depends on the minds of the people, if their mind  is pure so is their land, if their mind is impure so is their land, there is the need to struggle to overcome, stupidity,arrogance, anger and foolishness for our own good, the only religion to change Africans and for that matter humanity is the philosophy that teaches that you are responsible for your own actions and that religion is Nichiren Daishonin's Buddhism. watch this video.

Source:http://howafrica.com/religion-is-killing-africans-and-it-is-the-cause-of-our-poverty/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

News John Mahama Is A “Disgrace” To Africa – President Mugabe

Ghana’s President John  Dramani Mahama, made a hasty decision regarding sympathizing with the French over the recent rebel attacks which led to a massacre and this has led the the  current AU chairman President Mugabe to pass these comments on president  Mahama.