Ghanaians must maintain good sanitary practices – Amissah-Arthur

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Onipaba Of Akyem Maase 9 years ago

Mr Vice P, assuming that, the public health service did the education on hygiene, which of you should be listened to, you the politician or the health service worker? Please, go and organize your appointees and experts to thi ...
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Mr Vice P, assuming that, the public health service did the education on hygiene, which of you should be listened to, you the politician or the health service worker? Please, go and organize your appointees and experts to think through the economic woes in the country. Stop this borla and latrine job, you and your confused Mahama.
CITIZEN ONE 9 years ago

...ACCRA.

So they can go ahead and die all they want. Poverty is a curse, and no amount of education, dialogue will change the minds of genetically disadvantaged Ghanaians to abide by the laws that govern civility and qual ...
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...ACCRA.

So they can go ahead and die all they want. Poverty is a curse, and no amount of education, dialogue will change the minds of genetically disadvantaged Ghanaians to abide by the laws that govern civility and quality if life.

Walk the streets of Accra and try to politely advice some poor ignorant struggling citizen about simple hygiene, abiding by traffic laws or some courteous behavior, and get a taste of Twi insults and ignorance. Please go out now and try it.
Frank Agyena-Karikari 9 years ago

Sanitation with what water?

Sanitation with what water?
Famu 9 years ago

You ministers only talk and do nothing. Stop corruptions. Stop mismanagement buying fancy cars for girl friends without thinking of science and technologies that is why Africa is falling apart. Our leaders don't think proper ...
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You ministers only talk and do nothing. Stop corruptions. Stop mismanagement buying fancy cars for girl friends without thinking of science and technologies that is why Africa is falling apart. Our leaders don't think proper like white man. Our leaders have small brain they have no future. Even common cleaning Africans leaders can not clean their cities and towns only talk for nothing shameful Africa leaders
USMAN 9 years ago

This useless university graduate is only waiting to be told what to do before they act.

This useless university graduate is only waiting to be told what to do before they act.
princewilly@ymail.com 9 years ago

A preacher went to his church office on Monday morning and discovered a dead mule in the churchyard. He called the police. Since there did not appear to be any foul play, the police referred the preacher to the health departm ...
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A preacher went to his church office on Monday morning and discovered a dead mule in the churchyard. He called the police. Since there did not appear to be any foul play, the police referred the preacher to the health department.
They said since there was no health threat that he should call the sanitation department.
The sanitation manager said he could not pick up the mule without authorization from the mayor.
Now the preacher knew the mayor and was not to eager to call him. The mayor had a bad temper and was generally hard to deal with, but the preacher called him anyway.
The mayor did not disappoint. He immediately began to rant and rave at the pastor and finally said, "Why did you call me anyway? Isn't it your job to bury the dead?"
The preacher paused for a brief prayer and asked the Lord to direct his response.
He was led to say, "Yes, Mayor, it is my job to bury the dead, but I always like to notify the next of kin first!"
ROGUE LAWYER 9 years ago

The big Problem is clean and organised refuse Points in the Country.
government always shifting the her responsibility , we are in 2014 scientific year but Ghana as a failed Country still uses the old Age way of dunping re ...
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The big Problem is clean and organised refuse Points in the Country.
government always shifting the her responsibility , we are in 2014 scientific year but Ghana as a failed Country still uses the old Age way of dunping refuse, still drink water from the streams & rivers but MPs, governmet and her appointees uses the new models of cars-do you think as a Nation?

stop harasing the People and put the right mechanisms in place -why do you blame the People while government had failed to use the collected taxes for for the right things to help the People? eg you collected royalties to pay for salaries . are you a sane Person of rightmind?
Frank Agyena-Karikari 9 years ago

That was a good one. What did the mayor say after that?

That was a good one. What did the mayor say after that?
ATOBAM PANIN 9 years ago

Why do these politicians feel a need to say such idiotic things to us. Charity, as they say, begins at home! If you honored the social contract between leaders and their citizens, collected our taxes and put them to use inst ...
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Why do these politicians feel a need to say such idiotic things to us. Charity, as they say, begins at home! If you honored the social contract between leaders and their citizens, collected our taxes and put them to use instead of buying fancy vehicles with them, there would be no cholera outbreak: everyone would have running water, the laws on sanitation will be enforced because there will be employed paid people to clean up the streets, gutters and refuse heaps. You fools should simply STOP making these stupid pronouncements when you do these rounds. They only show us how much more corrupt, stupid, insensitive, and unintelligent you are. You all are running a failed state!!! And you, the ruling elite, have sadly and sorely failed Ghana.
Obra 9 years ago

VP what are your doing about it other than talking?? Leadership must solve problems other than just talk.

What is your public health policy? What is your strategy to change the insanitary conditions? None!! so shut up!!

VP what are your doing about it other than talking?? Leadership must solve problems other than just talk.

What is your public health policy? What is your strategy to change the insanitary conditions? None!! so shut up!!
AKONFEM MAHAMA 9 years ago

Is Mahama's Job to retrieves stolen money paid to Abuga Pele(GYEEDA) and Woyome, or to clean the gutters of Accra. They give $50 million to a crook for no work done, and then go to the world bank to beg for a $30 million loan ...
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Is Mahama's Job to retrieves stolen money paid to Abuga Pele(GYEEDA) and Woyome, or to clean the gutters of Accra. They give $50 million to a crook for no work done, and then go to the world bank to beg for a $30 million loan. What a useless country called GHANA?
Fred 9 years ago

Let me start off by congratulating the chiefs and people of Techiman traditional area for the good good work they are doing for this country. Their contribution to food production is next to none. I want to also thank the Vic ...
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Let me start off by congratulating the chiefs and people of Techiman traditional area for the good good work they are doing for this country. Their contribution to food production is next to none. I want to also thank the Vice President for participation in the celebration.
Let me conclude by urging those who don't see anything good in our governance system to at list show respect to those in authority . We may disagree with the views and calls that some hold and make but that doesn't not mean that we should result to insults and name calling.
Otibu Aputae 9 years ago

Well spoken, Fred. I often wonder if I am dignifying comments from some of these reckless airheads by merely replying. I imagine the disgusting - like jumping into a cesspool.

On the subject matter, like you, I don't think ...
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Well spoken, Fred. I often wonder if I am dignifying comments from some of these reckless airheads by merely replying. I imagine the disgusting - like jumping into a cesspool.

On the subject matter, like you, I don't think there is anything wrong with what the VP said. Rather, he did very well!
Damango 9 years ago

Sanitation is always a public administration in any country in this world. So here we are that Vice President that sanitation you should be handled by individual citizens. But lets see, the same vice president wants the go ...
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Sanitation is always a public administration in any country in this world. So here we are that Vice President that sanitation you should be handled by individual citizens. But lets see, the same vice president wants the government of Ghana should be buying sanitary pads for girls. Inept FOOL!
GHANA MMA 9 years ago

These fucking chiefs have monies for annual partying, but no money for long-term development of their traditional areas for the good of all, including those "MUMU" chiefs.

Indeed, the Black man has a serious problem with l ...
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These fucking chiefs have monies for annual partying, but no money for long-term development of their traditional areas for the good of all, including those "MUMU" chiefs.

Indeed, the Black man has a serious problem with long-term planning, as well as HIS/HER MENTAL FACULTIES.

What's the point in partying in filth and serious under-development of their SUBJECTS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT.

THAT USELESS CHIEFTAINCY INSTITUTION HAS OUTLIVED ITS RELEVANCE, IT MUST BE BANNED.
abena 9 years ago

I am rather surprised at this call by the VP. How do you maintain good sanitation practice without water? Water is the basis for good sanitation, so stop that talk! How do you ask people to practice something they have no acc ...
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I am rather surprised at this call by the VP. How do you maintain good sanitation practice without water? Water is the basis for good sanitation, so stop that talk! How do you ask people to practice something they have no access or means to?

Ghanaians must maintain good sanitary practices – Amissah-Arthur

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