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Ghanaians' attitude towards waste management appalling - Apaak

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  • Owura Ntim 9 years ago

    Ghanaian attitude toward waste management is similar to Ghanaian attitude toward politic. People are apathetic and its all about what they will get now without any future consideration. In similar manner square pegs with mon ...
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  • Queen 9 years ago

    While Ghanaians need to change their attitude towards waste sanitation, the government ain't doing much to educate the public in doing so. How can a capital city, the area for business, be engulf with that much filth & no one ...
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  • Arny 9 years ago

    Ghana is a filthy country filled with people who just want to sit down waiting for free money. The defecating and urintaing in public places is insane.
    What a filthy smelling country !

  • CARDINAL 9 years ago

    What is wrong with this idiotic administration? Why is it that every problem has to reach critical point before attracting this administration's attention? With 700 Presidential staffers, why do we have to endure crisis after ...
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  • Nana Yaw 9 years ago

    KA NA KA BIO.

  • Twit 9 years ago

    While ghana is becoming a very unbearable place to live..chronic water & power outages coupled with depreciation of the cedis, sanitation problem has now reach an alarming proportion. There's just total lack of shame in this ...
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  • GHFUO, MALLAM MAHAMA BB! 9 years ago

    FINE, DO VOLUNTEER HRS IN CLEANUP, JAIL. THEESE ARE WAT THE VARIOUS CITY MAYORS, DCE SHOULD BE EMBARKING ON. IF U SEE UNSCRUPULOUS MDAFUCKERS URINTAING ANYWHERE, THROWNIG TRASH IN AREAS THEY ARE NOT SUPPED TO ETC. ARREST THEM ...
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  • Foster 9 years ago

    Parading his girlfriend in broad daylight. Even JJ didn't do that.

  • Adjei 9 years ago

    Pay the company so that they can continue to work.

  • Gaisey R 9 years ago

    How does NDC EXPECT THIS IMPORTANT COMPANY TO WORK ON CREDIT?. Who is responsible for the payments

  • Concerned citizenc 9 years ago

    Look at the face of this Apaak, does he look like somebody with any sense? This goat tender has no sense to be advising the President.

  • Zoobie-Zoobie 9 years ago

    what qualifies him?

  • Pelicles 9 years ago

    His face tells how stupid he is and how can this man be a presidential staffer.

  • TKN 9 years ago

    THOSE IN POWER ARE DIRTY BY NATURE SO HOW CAN WE EXPECT THEM TO HELP KEEP GHANA CLEAN. BOLE DIRTY CRIMINAL AS A PRESIDENT,HMMMM. AND THAT USELESS APAAK, WISH TO KNOW WHERE HE LIVES AND FROM.

  • J R 9 years ago

    MAHAMA AND SO CALLED FOREIGN MINISTER ARE PARTYING IN IN SOUTH AFRICA WILL GHANAIANS ARE WATCHING.
    LORDINA CAN'T WAIT TILL CHRISTMAS IS HERE WHEN SHE GETS AN OVERSEAS FAMILY VACATION.

  • NOKWARE 9 years ago

    Ghanaians are just dirty and happy to live with it.They shit in their houses,parcel them and throw them in gutters and when they get up blame the government.In Accra and Kumasi you find gutters choked with house garbage and w ...
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  • Twit 9 years ago

    Well, you can't blame Ghanaians entirely the poor sanitation in the country. Most homes don't have access to toilets and the government need to make it a law for landlords to provide such amnesties.

  • Kojo Billy Duncan 9 years ago

    The law is there but no one enforces it. Moreover, the filthy people do not mind living in such conditions. There are several instances when modern lavatories are provided the people still defecate around the premises. The si ...
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  • AGBEVE... 9 years ago

    MISMANAGEMENT KILLING GHANA

  • Koomson 9 years ago

    Not paying these companies is an attempt to SABOTAGE the Finances of NPP. EVERYBODY KNOWS THESE WASTE COLLECTING COMPANIES ARE NPP SUPPORTERS

  • MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

    We don't have new visions on how we want to efficiently and effectively run our growing cities.

    Accra, for example, should be zoned into commercial and residential sections.
    All the garbage from the commercial zone should ...
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  • Kwame Joe 9 years ago

    Nobody will pay attention to what you are suggesting, you didn't hear the song - Yentieh Obiara ?

  • YOOMOBEGA 9 years ago

    What does it take to take care of our waste?
    We are just lazy.

  • Papa Yaw 9 years ago

    No

  • Ekua UK 9 years ago

    Mr. President,
    You are always hosting foreign dignitaries, do they see this filth? Are you not ashamed?
    Ghana has never been so bad because other leaders have managed the country better.
    It's not surprising that Ghana, the ...
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  • GHFUO, MALLAM MAHAMA BB! 9 years ago

    THESE LAZY, DUMB NIGGAS. WAITING FOR JESUS TO COME N SCRUB THEIR GUTTERS AND THEIR SINS...IDIOTS!
    HPW DUMB CAN U BE. CAN PPL THROW TRASH ANYWHERE IN OTHER COUNTRIES? SO WHY ONT U GO TO SOME OF THE C,LEANEST NATIONS ON EARTH ...
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  • HANSON 9 years ago

    These companies are NPP COMPANIES THAT IS WHY THE ACCOUNTANTS ARE REFUSING TO PAY. THEY Don't WANT THE COMPANIES TO GET MONEY TO SUPPORT THE NPP
    MAHAMA WILL NOT DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT.

  • Mumuni Anurka 9 years ago

    It is good that Dr Clement Apaak has worked to get himself in the good books of Prez Mahama. We know he has no prescrebed role but creates roles for himself. We are watching patiently for him to come home and continue with hi ...
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  • Fred 9 years ago

    Accra is very dirty and smelling bad. Togo is better.

  • Kofi kwame 9 years ago

    Mr Doctor,Is Govts attitude towards waste management but not the people,Do nots puts blames on the people,yes you guys knew how to spend peoples money un wanted dispute on politics but when it's comes on cleanness then blame ...
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  • mr amin 9 years ago

    pls BAN plastics we beg u to do whatever u can to Ban Ban Ban plastics if not govt can never overcome rubbish expecialy in rural areas. ban pastics n we shall be free

  • Antiochus - London 9 years ago

    Will Clement shut up and engage his brain before he opens his mouth.

  • OPPONG KOJO 9 years ago

    I agree 100% with Apaak's statement because I personally have held the same opinion of Ghanaians concerning waste management for many years. And I personally do the following to reduce waste 1. I personally do not accept any ...
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  • military man 9 years ago

    We talk of power outages due to electricity rationing all over the place but none of our so-called learned experts with degrees upon degrees after their names is coming up with the idea of waste management by means of power g ...
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  • MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

    Waste-to-Energy system has been around for sometime now. Can prove to the answer for our waste nightmare. Let's try it.

  • OB 9 years ago

    DR Apaak no excuse ,govt promised 100 days to solve this problem ,peroid