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Minister orders assemblies to prosecute offending residents

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  • ISSIFU 9 years ago

    Ghanaians are not going to pay taxes, and sit and watch the taxes that should have been sent to the Metropolitan, Municipal and District assemblies via the DACF and other instruments looted with impunity, and go back and clea ...
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  • ELINAM 9 years ago

    What tax? 80% of our youths can't find job and 75%of adults not working and 65% of all that works steal - money and materials - from where they work at.
    If you're not working and lazy around all day and go to your local chu ...
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  • ISSIFU 9 years ago

    There's something called dustbin or trash cans. Does the NDC gov't know what it is and what it is used for?
    A primary 3 school pupil I happened to ask said she new what it was for and in her school, they had then at differen ...
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  • Gye Nyame 9 years ago

    Public area cleaning is the responsibility of the government, there is no law that says that citizens are required to clean their neighborhoods. What government should put on the books if not already there is to fine citizens ...
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  • ISSIFU 9 years ago

    And when they do ask the kids, they should release the DACF funds so the MMDA's can clear the filth and rubbish which has consumed Ghana and made it one of the filthiest and the dirtiest under this Mahama-led NDC gov't.

  • ELINAM 9 years ago

    Have you ever been to most part of Cape Coast, Teshie,James Town and Chorkor and top it up with Nima and the Zongos.
    Otabil's big church is closed to a filthy dump and big chocked and smelly gutter where open defication tak ...
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  • Kwame Safo 9 years ago

    I think cmments like Elinam's demonstrate how a lack of thinking among our leaders is beading us dry. Since this Sanitation day was introduced very little has been heard of how government is seriously working to dispose of wa ...
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  • ATIA FRAFRA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9 years ago

    TANII IS STILL TANII, WHAT EVER IT IS. MAHAMA IS TANII, NO BRAINS! !!!!!!!!!!!

  • Black Banana 9 years ago

    Complete nonsense do the people not pay VAT and all taxes what does he think it is for. His free housing

  • Close Observer 9 years ago

    NON OF THE SUBORDINATES OF THE CLUELESS PRESIDENT HAVE A SENSIBLE APPROACH OR SOLUTION TO ANYTHING. VOTE THEM OUT IN 2016.

    WE HAVE LIVED TOGETHER PEACEFULLY UNTIL THE USELESS NDC PARTY WAS FORMED.

    ''We have been vice p ...
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  • Kankama. 9 years ago

    You need to use the Tax you collect to hire people to clean our environment.

  • odensi 9 years ago

    Forcing us on sanitation exercise is unconstitutional and uncalled for. It is your duty to employ staff to pay them for the work or get the necessary materials to do this work.We pay our taxes for such work to be done and sti ...
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  • educator 9 years ago

    We work to pay taxes and not to clean gutters. If a minister has time time to do that is because is not been though how to do his job. Stop collecting undeserved benefit and use that money to pay people without job using the ...
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  • Modibo Keita 9 years ago

    This useless NDC government must be be voted out. I see no reason why the citizens should do the cleaning when people are paid to do this job.

  • Monica 9 years ago

    Nonsense! Prosecute them for what? What is the lazy Assembly doing? Why are we paying such huge taxes?

  • De 9 years ago

    Why? Are we in a jungle? Why is every single gov't appointee so obsessed with this so-called national sanitation day? That is not the way to renew a sense of patriotism in citizens about civic responsibilities? Why constant u ...
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  • Obiba 9 years ago

    The Minister is perhaps misguided in his quest to maintain his job. Does he for instance know that Ghana is signatory to international laws against enforced labour except for prision setences and that the constitution also pr ...
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  • Concerned Citizen 9 years ago

    This minister's statement is a sad reflection of the level of ignorance of our leaders today. This man, a whole minister of state, clearly doesn't understand that you cannot arrest any Ghanaian for refusing to take part in th ...
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  • Tuffour Agyemang 9 years ago

    Foolish minister. What is the prosecution for? This is saying harass any one who does not participate. This will not stand in any reputable court of law, but for "jungle" Ghana anything is possible. These minister's and thei ...
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