Investor expresses interest in Wa Airport

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• sena adams prof Mills the LATE 9 years ago

  BRAVO HON PELPUO IT'S A SIGHT OF RELIEF TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF THE UPPER WEST REGION AND ITS NEIGHBOUR, BURKINA FASO KEEP THE GOOD WORKS OOOOOOOOOOOOON. THIS IS CAPITAL INVESTMENT

  BRAVO HON PELPUO IT'S A SIGHT OF RELIEF TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF THE UPPER WEST REGION AND ITS NEIGHBOUR, BURKINA FASO KEEP THE GOOD WORKS OOOOOOOOOOOOON. THIS IS CAPITAL INVESTMENT

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• A.Rashid Network 9 years ago

  This is welcoming n long over due for the people of the region,we cannot wait to see that come to reality.The good people of the region will cooperate with government and the private investor to make this a success.

  This is welcoming n long over due for the people of the region,we cannot wait to see that come to reality.The good people of the region will cooperate with government and the private investor to make this a success.

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• Prof 9 years ago

  This is a good news and very strategic investment.

  This is a good news and very strategic investment.

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• bright 9 years ago

  will not be surprised if this airport thing is just political talks just to win the populace interest.
  
  Voltarian were told the same but till now not even a demarcation of the land.
  
  They are just waiting for opportunit ...
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  will not be surprised if this airport thing is just political talks just to win the populace interest.
  
  Voltarian were told the same but till now not even a demarcation of the land.
  
  They are just waiting for opportunity to make their pockets full.
  
  This is the better Ghana we voted for

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• JENGBERA JENGBE 9 years ago

  Nobody eats promises or expressions of interest, do they? If we're sitting where we're sitting and minding our own business and you come and stoke our interest and whet our appetite, we can only hope you deliver. We are watch ...
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  Nobody eats promises or expressions of interest, do they? If we're sitting where we're sitting and minding our own business and you come and stoke our interest and whet our appetite, we can only hope you deliver. We are watching this space.

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• Paul Naaviri 9 years ago

  Never could there could there be happier times in travelling to the North than when the Was airstrip is in to we those from that part of Ghana.Arm robbery on roads will be a thing of the past.Good investment pls go for it.

  Never could there could there be happier times in travelling to the North than when the Was airstrip is in to we those from that part of Ghana.Arm robbery on roads will be a thing of the past.Good investment pls go for it.

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• SAFE WORLD 9 years ago

  But please be careful not let it fall in to the hands of ill-minded(terrorists)people who can use it as a platform to wreck our BEAUTIFUL part of the World.

  But please be careful not let it fall in to the hands of ill-minded(terrorists)people who can use it as a platform to wreck our BEAUTIFUL part of the World.

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• DDKT 9 years ago

  There is more work to be done

  There is more work to be done

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• Dakora Gilbert ( CAMBODIA ) 9 years ago

  It is good that this happens to make transportation easy and fast down south . Also , airlift sick people in crucial conditions to Tamale or Kumasi.Let us also remember the late Edward Salia , MP for Jirapa for his initiative ...
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  It is good that this happens to make transportation easy and fast down south . Also , airlift sick people in crucial conditions to Tamale or Kumasi.Let us also remember the late Edward Salia , MP for Jirapa for his initiative with regards to the present Wa airport .

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• Joe Ali=NJ 9 years ago

  Sunyani Airport had been proposed to be upgraded to an International during Rawlings regime. However when the NPP came to power this laudable idea was shifted and now Tamale and the Kumasi Airports are the priority ones. Th ...
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  Sunyani Airport had been proposed to be upgraded to an International during Rawlings regime. However when the NPP came to power this laudable idea was shifted and now Tamale and the Kumasi Airports are the priority ones. The people of Brong Ahafo must wake up and fight for their deserved national infrastructural developments just like the other regions. It must be recalled that, ex-president Atta Mills promised to build a university in the region and the Volta region but now we don't see any thing going on but the one in the Volta region is receiving attention with residential and campus structures. What are the NDC gurus like Asiedu Nketiah and Cecilia Johnson and co doing? At the election time NDC should not make any attempt to use the useless chiefs from the region notably the House of chiefs through bribery to canvass votes for them. Any chief in the region seen being used will be severely dealt with. The chiefs are themselves typically corrupt and are themselves enemies of our progress because they only think of their selfish interest to detriment of the region.

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• Joe Ali=NJ 9 years ago

  Is volta region more economically or socially viable than Brong Ahafo? I am asking this question because It was the President Atta Mills who promised to build universities for these two regions which was laudably welcomed. Th ...
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  Is volta region more economically or socially viable than Brong Ahafo? I am asking this question because It was the President Atta Mills who promised to build universities for these two regions which was laudably welcomed. This prompted the chiefs in the region honouring him with a title with the hope that by now at least the project would have seen a face-lift. Contrary, the one in the Volta is receiving a serious attention with some impressive infrastructure as against the Brong Ahafo one. We the people in the region have now opened our eyes widely and the NDC dare not step in the region to use our useless and opportunistic chiefs to canvass votes for them. Any chief who thinks is a man must try and we would ensure his right position just like the Seikwahene.

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