NRSA boss reacts to fatal Ofankor Barrier crash

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  • Joe 9 hours ago

    Why are government officials who are being paid to do specific work choose to be dormant at work and only make reactionary decisions as opposed to proactive ones? Why do we always wait for terrible incidence to happen before ...
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  • kwame 9 hours ago

    Precisely my point. And you have a minister of Transport who will eat and sleep today with losing his job. It does not make sense

  • Johnny,Oyarifa -Madina 8 hours ago

    The Toyota Voxy vehicles are still on our roads operating as Commercial buses. This same NRSA box came on air to tell us they've been banned. Come to Madina Main station to go to Koforidua & Ho.

  • Please save me fellow Ghanaians,i'm a Ghanaian lady that was scammed and imprisoned by some Nigerians,i'm currently serving a 2 years jail term in a Nigerian prison,i can be reached on WhatsApp via +2348140725576 to explain more 7 hours ago

    it all started few years ago when i received a facebook message that a travel agency in Nigeria was recruiting Ghanaians and Nigerians for jobs in Canada, i sold everything i had and borrowed money from a lot of people and ke ...
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  • kwame 9 hours ago

    Not a return of the police. You and the minister of Transport should sit up or vacate the place. The continuous slaughter on our roads is unacceptable and heartrending. Have a frank and brutal conversation with Transport oper ...
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  • charlie 8 hours ago

    Get vehicles with non functioning tail lights off the road.

  • Gee 8 hours ago

    Let us bring back the police?
    See these guys who are not innovative .
    Prior to your position as NRSA boss, you knew of these road traffic accidents .
    Grow up Ghana.

  • Accra is dirty.com 7 hours ago

    Most Ghanaian drivers are not good enough to drive passengers to safety, they take speeding as a good driver very useless indeed

  • Moshe 7 hours ago

    Put cameras at such Hotspots on the road to capture overspeeding motorists as we see in developed countries. The network automatically processes the traffic offender to court to face legal sanctions without any human interfer ...
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  • Francis B. 6 hours ago

    Putting police men on the roads to check overspending will not solve the problem of increased road crashes.As usual the police will collect bribes from the drivers,the reason why they were removed from the roads.
    Now the t ...
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  • Charles 6 hours ago

    @Francis. There is money to finance everything you have proposed in your submission. Unfortunately, the money are used wrongly. Not long ago the President donated a number of V8 expensive cars as a gift to retired army office ...
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  • K. AKWASI 4 hours ago

    THANK YOU! THE POLICE TURN TRAFFIC POLICING INTO AN EXTORTION EXERCISE.
    Instead of providing directions and caution, they hide and wait/pray for a driver to make a mistake. And all they do is engage in bargaining with the w ...
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  • Stan 6 hours ago

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  • OZYMANDIAS 4 hours ago

    Abraham Amaliba is the head of the NRSA? No wonder there are so many road accidents leading to fatalities. The man is more useless and incompetent than a dilapidated vehicle. A lawyer who never won any case in court is headin ...
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