Dzifa Attivor, former Transport Minister has come out to rubbished claims that she has been denied a visa to travel to the United Kingdom.
According to her, how can she be denied of something that she never applied for in the first place— absolute no logic to it.
Alfred Agbesi Woyome entered into a contract with government at the tail end of last year despite the entire judgement debt saga that has been dragging on for seven years now and which is still unresolved – that is the bombshell allegation released by OccupyGhana.
In a statement released November 24, 2016, the pressure group alleges their investigations have uncovered ANOTHER contract handed to Woyome by Government despite the fact that he illegally (according to the Supreme Court) took Ghc 51m from Ghanaians, an amount he has yet to pay back despite a two year old Supreme Court order.
The General Secretary of the ruling NDC, Johnson Asideu Nketia, has come to the defence of Dzifa Attivor, saying she should not be attacked for merely speaking the truth.
The NDC scribe was speaking on the issue of perceived ethnocentric comments recently passed by former Transport Minister, Dzifa Attivor.
The New Patriotic Party has called on the former Minister of Transport, Dzifa Attivor, to apologise for ethnocentric comments she passed a few days back.
The former Minister, speaking to supporters in the Volta Region, said that the NPP cannot be voted back into power because they tend to jail people from the region.
Former Transport Minister Dzifa Attivor, who has come under severe criticism over tribal comments she passed a few days back, has come under fire from former President Jerry John Rawlings. In a statement, the ex-President called Attivor’s inciting comments distasteful- indicating that kind of politics is destructive to the nation. He also defended the NPP … Read more
The fallout from the Ghc 3.9m bus rebranding saga continues unabated, and Ghanaians are braced for whatever is coming out of it.
The transport minister tendered in her resignation on Wednesday, for her role in the entire sag- following the Attorney General also submitting a report on the issue to the Chief of Staff- and it seems this is the first consequence from it.
