A section of Ghanaians on social media, have reacted to yesterday’s torrential rainfall which caused massive flooding in many parts of the country, particularly the Accra-Tema motorway.
Parts of the capital was submerged in water when it rained continuously for over four hours yesterday, 28th October 2019.
Early morning commuters could not continue their journey, as many of the roads were blocked due to the heavy downpour. This situation, caused anger and frustration among many Ghanaians, many of whom took to twitter to lambaste government for not being proactive in solving the perennial flood situation that keeps haunting the citizenry after the rains.
Many of them shared pictures and videos of areas that were flooded, and called out the government to solve the issues with floods once and for all.
Amongst the many that tweeted was Ghanaian actress and outspoken social media personality, Lydia Forson, who tweeted, “how angry are you as a Ghanaian” #Accraflood.
Another user Tuobemane, tweeting @Tuobemane in a reply to @Joy997FM, said “Every year we report and hear such stories and yet it's the same #Flooding year in year out. What is wrong with us? #JoySMS #AccraFloods
Francis Yaw Gidiga Alfafa, tweeting @alfafa_GH, shared a video of his flooded neighbourhood and called out the Town and Country Planning Department of the Ministry of housing for not doing their job. “Shout out to our town and country planning department for doing a great job. God will bless you all. Nsempiiiiiiii #AccraFloods
Read some of the reactions below:
How angry are you as a Ghanaian? #AccraFloods
— Miss Forson (@lydiaforson) October 29, 2019
Shout out to our town and country planning department for doing a great job. God will bless you all.
— Francis Yaw Gidiga Alfafa (@alfafa_GH) October 29, 2019
Nsempiiiiiiii#AccraFloodspic.twitter.com/t5FlHVfV4V
@Citi973 @benkoku@KojoAB @eastsportsman#CitiCBS#AccraFloods
— SEY (@wofasenyo) October 29, 2019
This is from Kpone Barrier to Michel Camp. the sound alone says much . pic.twitter.com/21kIXRntyg
Every year we report and hear such stories and yet it's the same #Flooding year in year out.
— SheaButter???? (@Tuobemane) October 29, 2019
What is wrong with us?#JoySMS #AccraFloods
Ministry of Sanitation's name should be changed to "Ministry of Borla & Choked Gutters"...so as to remind them of what their actual responsibilities are #AccraFloods #CitiCBS
— Mr. Nas (@1957_Rick) October 29, 2019
A local Einstein is building his version of Noah's ark but chooses to call it cathedral. Well in these times,it might prove helpful if you know the Noah story #AccraFloods pic.twitter.com/vnQOpGm7oD
— Kojo Reddington (@19kojohohoo) October 29, 2019
Every single year we come here and tweet #AccraFloods but we are still dumping refuse basabasa. Everyday we blame politicians but I'm not sure it's Aseidu Nketia or Sir John who choked our gutters
— Trust the Process ???? (@de_dongh) October 29, 2019
Stop blaming politicians for #AccraFloods. They may be evil but they didn't dump those rubbish into the drains. Until we change our mindsets as citizens of Ghana we are never progressing.@thenanaaba @Serwaa_Amihere @Bridget_Otoo
— Trojan Horse (@borla_car) October 29, 2019
Biggest scam ever in Ghana #AccraFloods #Ghana https://t.co/t4ZHvBRTP7
— Kwame Asiemoah (@semaokpekpe) October 28, 2019
Again Government caught flatfooted... #AccraFloods pic.twitter.com/U0wYJrjiXA
— eyram_glo_ (@eyram_norglo) October 29, 2019
Bwoooooy those of you going Ghana this December for #YearOfReturn Ah beg you pack your resolve and your wellies and maybe even a dinghy cos trust me #AccraFloods are NOT a joke survived a few to tell the tale. My Road is flooded again and THIS is a puddle! pic.twitter.com/TiK5gIwEzX
— Jennifer W-B (@JenniferWB) October 29, 2019
