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• AGBESI KWASI 1 year ago

  The rotten state of James Fort is a reflection of the rot in Ghana. Corruption and poor governance are the order of the day. Do we have leaders at all?

  The rotten state of James Fort is a reflection of the rot in Ghana. Corruption and poor governance are the order of the day. Do we have leaders at all?

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• George 1 year ago

  A country called Ghana

  A country called Ghana

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• Kk 1 year ago

  I’m so angry watching this are black people also human

  I’m so angry watching this are black people also human

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• Duka daya 1 year ago

  Yet they can find money for V8s. We go to London to pay and view simple things yet we are wallowing in poverty when we could make use of the forts.
  Nana Addo where are you?

  Yet they can find money for V8s. We go to London to pay and view simple things yet we are wallowing in poverty when we could make use of the forts.
  Nana Addo where are you?

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• Nana Aduaffo 1 year ago

  Of course, the fort was in much better conditions during the days it was used as a slave trading platform, or a prison for political foes... who are you kidding? Solutions are currently being sourced to bring the fort back to ...
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  Of course, the fort was in much better conditions during the days it was used as a slave trading platform, or a prison for political foes... who are you kidding? Solutions are currently being sourced to bring the fort back to the people of Ghana and the world. Commercial operators are not an option, revenues to be generated from the site are ridiculously small compared with the investment needed, if appropriate conservation methods are implemented. It seems the IMANI Center knows more about creating divisions than about economics. Please keep Ghana's heritage away from the hands of business folks. If private donors are interested in participating in conservation efforts, they can do so in the name of social responsibility. N.A.

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• Gyan 1 year ago

  Stop talking rubbish!!!
  Look at the mess the fort is in!!!
  Why are you elite Ghanaians so ridiculous with your partisan and self serving nonsense! Because of your stomach even if you see sh*t you say it is rice. Stupidity!! ...
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  Stop talking rubbish!!!
  Look at the mess the fort is in!!!
  Why are you elite Ghanaians so ridiculous with your partisan and self serving nonsense! Because of your stomach even if you see sh*t you say it is rice. Stupidity!!!

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• Peter 1 year ago

  This is a shame. We use facilities with no maintenance culture. Stupid leadership.

  This is a shame. We use facilities with no maintenance culture. Stupid leadership.

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• Prekese 1 year ago

  Shameful!!!!
  Animguase!

  Shameful!!!!
  Animguase!

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• Pelicles 1 year ago

  To all commentators, trying to put the sad state of these building on the shoulders of one government, shows how despicable we are. A closer look at these sites indicates that the rot started years ago so, why are some of us ...
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  To all commentators, trying to put the sad state of these building on the shoulders of one government, shows how despicable we are. A closer look at these sites indicates that the rot started years ago so, why are some of us trying to crucify the current administration?
  
  Our stinking cultural of poor maintenance is what we see at these buildings, and my suggestion will be that these places should be privatized.

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• Ama ghana. 1 year ago

  @ pelicles you are too wise, may be the fort was built by mahama and nana addo has managed it till today, these idiots thieves prefer purchasing or investing in dubai rather than to have minds to partner investors to renovate ...
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  @ pelicles you are too wise, may be the fort was built by mahama and nana addo has managed it till today, these idiots thieves prefer purchasing or investing in dubai rather than to have minds to partner investors to renovate it to generate income to the state, dont worry oyeadea yie bawumia will have it put back since its one of the world heritage site when he assume the seat come 7th jan '25.

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• seth 1 year ago

  Forget about Nkrumah. These forts were objects of slavery and colonization of Africa. They are NOT to be revered in the senses that some are inappropriately trying to make us do.
  As far as the slavers and colonizers are conc ...
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  Forget about Nkrumah. These forts were objects of slavery and colonization of Africa. They are NOT to be revered in the senses that some are inappropriately trying to make us do.
  As far as the slavers and colonizers are concerned, they would prefer if these obnoxious objects would vanish into oblivion. These are not any things that we should be proud of in any sense.

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