Commercial transport operators reject suspension of ban on preaching, hawking in public transport

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  • WG 3 days ago

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  • Blue Pen 3 days ago

    Which kind of Kweku Ananse group is that? I have never heard of any such group by this name or designation. Ghanaweb stop publishing fake news.

  • Karikakchar 2 days ago

    It's better to leave certain things untouched.

  • Kay 2 days ago

    Do not be surprised President John Mahama will put it into our laws that Okada & Pragia shd operate on the new Accra -Kumasi Express Road he dreams of constructing. The Man is a SANKWAS

  • OPANA 2 days ago

    The worse president in Ghana is Nana Addo. The president who allowed his party members to mined in our virgin forests. He remains the most corrupt and useless president in the history of Ghana.

  • Kwame not Quame 2 days ago

    But who brought Okada and Prajea into Ghana?

  • Atta 2 days ago

    I've always said President John Dramani Mahama naturally was not born to be a leader. He hasn't got what it takes to be a President. This law banning preaching in commercial transport has been there for decades so why is he t ...
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  • WE MUST RESPECT THE RIGHT OF EVERYBODY TO TRAVEL IN PEACE. 2 days ago

    When a person decides to travel from Accra to Kumasi or Tamale by bus I don't think it's unreasonable for them to expect some peace and quiet during the long and often uncomfortable journey. Some people use part of the journe ...
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  • THE LAW WILL COME INTO FORCE ON 1st NOVEMBER 2 days ago

    NO LAW HAS BEEN SUSPENDED.

    The GHANA ROAD SAFETY AUTHORITY says the LAW SHALL COME INTO FORCE on 1st NOVEMBER.

    Any IGNORANT PASTOR Should Dare the POLICE from that date

  • Bright 2 days ago

    Why are Christians desperately forcing Christianity down people's throat? The passengers are not all Christians. Have you ever seen M. U. $.L. I. M. $ preaching in public transport? NO, yet that religion is the fastest growin ...
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  • BONGO 3 days ago

    Commercial transport operators have been misinformed. The source of the disinformation must be dragged to court. Security agencies, get into action.

  • Nana 2 days ago

    Why shd President Mahama contemplate the continuous enforcement of this law? When a leader morally is weak he struggles to do the right thing. Corruption & Stealing psychologically has affected JDM

  • BOYZIIMEN 3 days ago

    These transport operators should get it right right one- this regulation is sitting in our not today and two-the regulation is not stopping preachers/pastors not to preach in public transports but rather moving vehicles. The ...
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  • John,Tema 2 days ago

    The Drivers are not Fools they've studied the behaviour of Visionless & Incompetent President Mahama over the yrs. Motorcycle & Tricycles in our books were banned to be used for commercial purposes till Mahama lifted that ban ...
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  • Jayhovah 3 days ago

    Seens like these fools are confused with the president's directives. They should go back and read on it

  • Ghana ba 3 days ago

    The drivers have the right to stop any preacher from preaching in their buses period. This should not be government issue, if I’m a driver and u come into my bus to preach I will stop u.

  • Peterma 3 days ago

    Ghana ba, you are sensible paaaaaa. Do we need law on this one? Nonsense

  • Kwaam 2 days ago

    Yes We dont need any law on this
    Period. even if there was a law, why at this time? If you are a Christian and want a pastor to preach ion your moving vehicle fine. After all if there is going to be an accident there wil ...
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  • Peterma 3 days ago

    You this operators what is your problem. If someone want to preach in your car and you dont want it cant you stop him or her instead of that useless law

  • NANA TRUMU TRUMU ADDO 2 days ago

    DONT SAY COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT OPERATORS. SAY, NPP NKWASEAFO TRANSPORT OPERATORS!

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  • Kwaam 2 days ago

    This is a clear sign of .......
    The first thing moslem do is to stop preaching the saving gospel. But the more they restrict us the fastest to goes and penetrate. Acts 1,2,3. Mathew 28:18-21

  • Nuumobi 2 days ago

    NDC and settings. Oh settings nkoaa.

  • ST GHFUO: Ghana leaders are FOOLS 2 days ago

    Foolish people..go to jail and preaxh there..instead of using your energy and strength to go learn a skill, make a.product n sell..no they wear suit n tie and carry fukkin Bible and go from bus to bus asking for pocket change ...
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  • Lance 2 days ago

    Now what should John Mahama do. Anything he does,somebody will come and talk plenty.

  • DDT 2 days ago

    Our politicians only think about votes. If not how can you suspend this law? We can not develop as a country if we allow religious bodies to dictate the laws of the country. People are praising Rwanda because the leader did n ...
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  • Kweku 2 days ago

    The lawlessness in Ghana is too much. Selling on the roads, on the pavements and preaching in vehicles, why? In which part of the world do you see people selling on pavements or preaching in vehicles. Only in Ghana where ...
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  • Kpokpobiribiri 2 days ago

    The best people to stop preaching and hawking in public transport are transport operators. There's no law in the constitution that stops transport operators preventing this nuisance. If I'm a driver and I don't allow preacher ...
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  • Mensahoo988 2 days ago

    Indiscipline is the black man's biggest problem. We just do not want to follow the laid down laws. The black man wants to do what ever he likes at anywhere and anytime. Yet he wants a good life. No sweat but enjoyment..Go fi ...
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  • Great one 1 day ago

    Bus proselytization is not Christianity, it is ecclesiastical mercantilism