Greater Accra MMDAs given 21-day ultimatum to remove billboards from footbridges, overpasses

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JACK TORONTO 8 months ago

THERE ARE TOO MANY UNNECESSARY BILLBOARDS IN THE SYSTEM. THE BILLBOARDS IN OUR STREETS ARE MORE THAN THE SAFETY ROADS SIGNS. HOW CAN THE SYSTEM ALLOWS EVERYONE TO PLACE A BILLBOARD WITHOUT PASSING THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE AUTH ...
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THERE ARE TOO MANY UNNECESSARY BILLBOARDS IN THE SYSTEM. THE BILLBOARDS IN OUR STREETS ARE MORE THAN THE SAFETY ROADS SIGNS. HOW CAN THE SYSTEM ALLOWS EVERYONE TO PLACE A BILLBOARD WITHOUT PASSING THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE AUTHORITIES?
I WILL 100% SUPPORT ANY LAWS THAT PUNISHES THOSE WHO GOES AGAINST SUCH LAWS.
Dr Mumbi Seraki 8 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 10 paracetamol at once.....or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 10 paracetamol at once.....or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.
EAS 8 months ago

Dr you can take your own life first then your family then rest will follow. Foolish.

Dr you can take your own life first then your family then rest will follow. Foolish.
Kwame Angel 8 months ago

There also a lot of billboards at intersections that block drivers' views. They should be made to remove those also.

There also a lot of billboards at intersections that block drivers' views. They should be made to remove those also.
Awula Serwah 8 months ago

A step in the right direction. Sanity must prevail.

A step in the right direction. Sanity must prevail.
K Agyabeng 8 months ago

Sad the MMDAS had forgotten those selling on the footbridge, very dangerous situation no one paying attention to. Especially kaneshie foot bridge.

Sad the MMDAS had forgotten those selling on the footbridge, very dangerous situation no one paying attention to. Especially kaneshie foot bridge.
Adjoa 8 months ago

Selling on islands from makola to adabraka, infront of cocoa house and banks. Lawlessness has taken over the country

Selling on islands from makola to adabraka, infront of cocoa house and banks. Lawlessness has taken over the country
Stephanie 8 months ago

@Adjoa. So true. Ghana is a lawless country. How can one reset a country without ensuring that there is law and order in the society. The numerous advertisements and billboards makes Accra and many other towns in the country ...
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@Adjoa. So true. Ghana is a lawless country. How can one reset a country without ensuring that there is law and order in the society. The numerous advertisements and billboards makes Accra and many other towns in the country looks clumsy and untidy. Visit Ethiopia and see how clean and well organized Addis Abeba looks like. We have a long way to go in Ghana. Our leaders travel but it seemed they have their eyes closed when they visit their peers.
The Spear 8 months ago

Ghana is a big village, and politicians, apart from their eyes being riveted on money and cars, don't care for things that seriously matter.

Ghana is a big village, and politicians, apart from their eyes being riveted on money and cars, don't care for things that seriously matter.
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George 8 months ago

In Ghana every where is a market place (due to the lawlessness). The Black Star Square is gradually becoming a market square and a place to ride horses. The square is now full of horse feaces and no body cares to put a stop t ...
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In Ghana every where is a market place (due to the lawlessness). The Black Star Square is gradually becoming a market square and a place to ride horses. The square is now full of horse feaces and no body cares to put a stop to this development. I ask myself many times what is wrong with us as a nation? Why are those in power not taking their responsibility to ensure that there is law and order in the country? We cannot live in a country where citizens can do as they wish. Countries which are developed have achieved their status (among other things) by ensuring that there is rule of law.
Quabina Apontua Yeboah 8 months ago

Totally agreed.
Most of the advertising isn’t necessary.

Totally agreed.
Most of the advertising isn’t necessary.
Hannan 8 months ago

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Dutch man in Ghana 8 months ago

A small step in the right direction.

Billboards distract and they should not be allowed at all.

An exception should be made by billboards that give directions to how to get to a certain place.

Best would be if these ...
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A small step in the right direction.

Billboards distract and they should not be allowed at all.

An exception should be made by billboards that give directions to how to get to a certain place.

Best would be if these direction boards are made in an uniform way.
(Name, Logo, maybe photo of the building, arrow and distance)

These boards should be made by the government, so still income.

A new phenomenon is electronic billboards. They are really distracting.I guess the money made by that is more important than safety on the road.

And what about the safety of the road it self? Pot holes, outdated sign boards (e.g.: if you go on the high way from Madina to Accra, you can according to the sign boards go left to East Legion, when there's a big one way in the opposite direction.

Dangerous asbestos roofing plates put in pot holes by amateurs, why is there no rule to forbid this? How many people die from asbestos on the road?

So summary:
A tiny little step in the right direction, but action on the real road problems are hardly made.
Anonymous 8 months ago

Those LEDs are too bright and must be removed asap.

Those LEDs are too bright and must be removed asap.

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