Nuclear Energy production can solve energy crisis - Expert

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SGT ANANI FIADZOE 9 years ago

We resort to gimmicks. Just like trying to desalinate sea water while the largest body of fresh water empties into the ser!

We resort to gimmicks. Just like trying to desalinate sea water while the largest body of fresh water empties into the ser!
Angie 9 years ago

ECG can't even manage the power plants in the country because of their ineptness & you're talking about nuclear. I can't even fathom when a nuclear disaster strikes.

ECG can't even manage the power plants in the country because of their ineptness & you're talking about nuclear. I can't even fathom when a nuclear disaster strikes.
menka 9 years ago

Angie say some and he's called an expert..no technical evidence to support what he's saying...typical of a gh politician, hope he doesnt turn out to be one

Angie say some and he's called an expert..no technical evidence to support what he's saying...typical of a gh politician, hope he doesnt turn out to be one
Jato Julor (J.J.) Rawlings 9 years ago

Is Dr. Robert B.M. Sogbadji a fool, or just plain stupid ?

I just can't fathom why he should even prescribe such to a failed state like Ghana.

Is he aware that Ghana cannot even our tackle her solid and liquid waste cha ...
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Is Dr. Robert B.M. Sogbadji a fool, or just plain stupid ?

I just can't fathom why he should even prescribe such to a failed state like Ghana.

Is he aware that Ghana cannot even our tackle her solid and liquid waste challenges ?

Has he taken a trip to 'Lavender Hill' at Chorkor to see how since independence and under Nkrumah's watch till today, we keep pumping faeces into the sea ?

My goshness !

We can't even take care of our "boila", and Dr. Robert B.M. Sogbadji is telling us to go nuclear ?

And who is going to take care of our nuclear waste for us ?

Discerning Ghanaians should chase him out of the country immediately !
insight to the bone 9 years ago

facts are facts , until the energy demand is solved with a nuclear power plant we can never develop our full potential . the problem is our govt is not up to the task with all the corruption and bribery so we would end up wit ...
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facts are facts , until the energy demand is solved with a nuclear power plant we can never develop our full potential . the problem is our govt is not up to the task with all the corruption and bribery so we would end up with something not up to standard and a death trap for our children
JKofi Panyin 9 years ago

We have useless leaders. sorry to say that.we cannot even manage our sanitation..and you are talking about managing a nuclear plant?

We have useless leaders. sorry to say that.we cannot even manage our sanitation..and you are talking about managing a nuclear plant?
Philip Owusu-Adjapong 9 years ago

Nuclear energy for Ghana? Who will man such a gargantuan & sophisticated project when we cannot manage such simple hydro projects as Akosombo & Bui? A catastrophy ten times worse than Chernoble will happen in Ghana just a da ...
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Nuclear energy for Ghana? Who will man such a gargantuan & sophisticated project when we cannot manage such simple hydro projects as Akosombo & Bui? A catastrophy ten times worse than Chernoble will happen in Ghana just a day after such a project is commissioned.Do you want all Ghanaians to die?
Ghanavi 9 years ago

Nuclear Energy? Seriously? "Talk is really cheap" So keep on talking.

Nuclear Energy? Seriously? "Talk is really cheap" So keep on talking.
WATCHER 9 years ago

What are you suggesting, Nuclear energy in Ghana? Please, don't suggest that. We don't have capabilities to handle nuclear energy in Ghana.

Think of these reckless and corrupt politicians we have in Ghana. The amount that ...
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What are you suggesting, Nuclear energy in Ghana? Please, don't suggest that. We don't have capabilities to handle nuclear energy in Ghana.

Think of these reckless and corrupt politicians we have in Ghana. The amount that will be earn marked for the project, only two percent will be used. The rest will go to the dirty pockets of these useless and unperformed NDC government officials. I am that will happen and expect serious nuclear accidents. Ghana does not have trusted politicians to build nuclear plant.
Opong Kyekyeku 9 years ago

Ghana can barely maintain hydro dams and hydrocarbon powered generators how much more nuclear powered generators?

Ghana can barely maintain hydro dams and hydrocarbon powered generators how much more nuclear powered generators?
Favour 9 years ago

Most Ghanaians can provide 10 valid reasons why a project will fail without even trying. This attitude if not changed will leave us behind in development.

Most Ghanaians can provide 10 valid reasons why a project will fail without even trying. This attitude if not changed will leave us behind in development.
Lala 9 years ago

And can u blame Ghanaians for having doubt or hope in our leaders? Simply take a look around the country & you'll see why people don't have much faith in the government to achieve anything.

And can u blame Ghanaians for having doubt or hope in our leaders? Simply take a look around the country & you'll see why people don't have much faith in the government to achieve anything.
menka 9 years ago

Favour i wonder if you understand what's goin on here. We cant do try and error with such technology. you invest in it knowing it will work and benefit from it or you dnt. It's Engineering nothing like try n error

Favour i wonder if you understand what's goin on here. We cant do try and error with such technology. you invest in it knowing it will work and benefit from it or you dnt. It's Engineering nothing like try n error
Favour 9 years ago

If you don't try it how would you know if there would be an error? This is the problem I was referring to.

If you don't try it how would you know if there would be an error? This is the problem I was referring to.
Village Food 9 years ago

Favour u are an idiot do i know what radiation leakage means?.Let them build the nuclear in your house.

Favour u are an idiot do i know what radiation leakage means?.Let them build the nuclear in your house.
Kofi 9 years ago

Tell me one thing that has been successful in Ghana. Our history firmly supports our attitude. You caanot blame us. Blind hope is stupidity.

Tell me one thing that has been successful in Ghana. Our history firmly supports our attitude. You caanot blame us. Blind hope is stupidity.
Dr. Mensah-Bonsu 9 years ago

I find it very irresponsible when 'experts' use unqualified comparisons to come to such conclusions. France has more nuclear energy 'stations' than any western European country and yet is not the strongest economy in Europe. ...
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I find it very irresponsible when 'experts' use unqualified comparisons to come to such conclusions. France has more nuclear energy 'stations' than any western European country and yet is not the strongest economy in Europe. Germany has shut down a number of its nuclear setups and is in the process of doing away with those remaining and yet is the strongest economy in Europe. Germany is now one of the leading producers and users of solar energy. Sure, nuclear isotopes are needed in medicine but that does not mean that every country in the world should produce its own isotopes. I find the arguments of the 'expert' very weak. There are many safer alternative sources of energy. First, Ghana should make what it has now work properly,then let Ghana tap into alternative energy sources first and when that is still not enough, then and only then should we consider nuclear energy. Talk to countries (Germany, Russia, Japan and the US) who have had serious accidents and you will think again. Just take a trip to the numerous test sites of France and the US in the Pacific and other oceans and see the devastation before you advocate for such a "solution". Will Ghana be in a position to produce the large quantities of potassium iodide that will be needed in case of a nuclear meltdown? What will you do in time of a nuclear emergency - run - where? Do you have trained personnel and equipment to deal with such an emergency? Some government and private buildings have either burnt down or collapsed, people have died, there have been numerous floods leading to loss of life, how well have our emergency services performed in any of those cases? A nuclear meltdown is a thousand times more catastrophic than any of those mentioned, how prepared will we be to deal with it? Ghana needs a real discussion with all experts and not just listen to one and take action.
menka 9 years ago

Doc bravo... right on point!! I made the same argument some few years ago. Most of the the countries he mentioned have either retired their nuclear plants or in the process of doing so. these are Experts trained in a field wi ...
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Doc bravo... right on point!! I made the same argument some few years ago. Most of the the countries he mentioned have either retired their nuclear plants or in the process of doing so. these are Experts trained in a field with limited opportunities advocating for nuclear for their personal interest. Highly irresponsible and professionally unacceptable.
Mensah-Bonsu 9 years ago

Thank you, Mr/Ms Menka. I hope many more of us will stand up to 'experts' who make such sweeping statements not backed by any research. Let's all demand a national debate on this issue and not leave it to the whims of some ir ...
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Thank you, Mr/Ms Menka. I hope many more of us will stand up to 'experts' who make such sweeping statements not backed by any research. Let's all demand a national debate on this issue and not leave it to the whims of some irresponsible 'expert'.
readi 2 dye 9 years ago

According to experts One minute of captured sun rays can electrify the whole world for a day... One year can electrify the whole world for 27 years...questions is, without copying the aliens solar panels, how can we as Africa ...
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According to experts One minute of captured sun rays can electrify the whole world for a day... One year can electrify the whole world for 27 years...questions is, without copying the aliens solar panels, how can we as Africans transmute sunlight into electricity with local products....this is where we need young n talented unemployed university science student to tackle this problem...
MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

Readi 2 Dye, installing rooftop photovoltaic cells is not rocket science or brain surgery.
We can do it, if we have the political will.

Readi 2 Dye, installing rooftop photovoltaic cells is not rocket science or brain surgery.
We can do it, if we have the political will.
MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

Thank you Dr. Mensah-Bonsu. If you have time, please consult Al Gore's "The Turning Point."
Rolling Stone, July 3-17, 2014. Or go to Rollingstone.com

And reach me at ampasoft@aol.com
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Thank you Dr. Mensah-Bonsu. If you have time, please consult Al Gore's "The Turning Point."
Rolling Stone, July 3-17, 2014. Or go to Rollingstone.com

And reach me at ampasoft@aol.com
Once again thank you for your insight.
Peace.
Mensah-Bonsu 9 years ago

Many thanks Marcus. I'll do exactly what you have suggested and also contact you over e-mail when I have a 'window' of free time. I am currently immersed in 2 parallel studies on population explosion in urban centres in Afric ...
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Many thanks Marcus. I'll do exactly what you have suggested and also contact you over e-mail when I have a 'window' of free time. I am currently immersed in 2 parallel studies on population explosion in urban centres in Africa (Ghana) and the incessant attempts by corporations to "push" GMOs on African countries claiming to alleviate hunger, irrespective of medical and economic concerns in the production and consumption of GMOs. I am also working on questions on the Middle East and Foreign involvement in - the destitution of the "innocent", the spread of Islamic violence and its effects on the 'psyche' of the African continent- 2 totally different issues. But I promise I'll get in touch. Thanks again. Mike
Ebo Africaba 9 years ago

Have you Ghanaians heard of the nuclear disaster Three Mile Island in the US and the disaster in Russia? Bob Marley said it best "in the midst of abundance of water, the fool is always thirsty." In the abundance of the sun's ...
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Have you Ghanaians heard of the nuclear disaster Three Mile Island in the US and the disaster in Russia? Bob Marley said it best "in the midst of abundance of water, the fool is always thirsty." In the abundance of the sun's rays, Ghana has not been able to harness sun's energy. Perhaps we need to go on our knees to Germany to help us with solar technology. There is wind energy and wave energy which Ghana can explore. Oh I forget to mention energy from human waste. Wake up.
Walantu Walansa 9 years ago

I beg you oooh! Please don´t bring Nuclear energy to Ghana. We can´t even do maintenance for a hydro electric fuelled energy production. Ghana will kill all humanity. We don´t have the experts and even the discipline to ru ...
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I beg you oooh! Please don´t bring Nuclear energy to Ghana. We can´t even do maintenance for a hydro electric fuelled energy production. Ghana will kill all humanity. We don´t have the experts and even the discipline to run such plants. We are simply incompetent especially under Mahama´s NDC!
Ampadu 9 years ago

Minister = Toyota 4x4^V8 + 18 yrs uni girl { Sunday omo-tuo,@ Ada beach resort} 3-4 mobile phones # big vocabulary for nothing = a typical Ghana minister.

Minister = Toyota 4x4^V8 + 18 yrs uni girl { Sunday omo-tuo,@ Ada beach resort} 3-4 mobile phones # big vocabulary for nothing = a typical Ghana minister.
Village Food 9 years ago

Ampadu hahahah funny but true

Ampadu hahahah funny but true
Kakaiku 9 years ago

Construct a nuclear plant in Ghana when we don't even have a sewage system and can't manage a mere electricity plant? No comment.

NOTE: Government is spending too much good money on that silly Kwabenya plant.

Construct a nuclear plant in Ghana when we don't even have a sewage system and can't manage a mere electricity plant? No comment.

NOTE: Government is spending too much good money on that silly Kwabenya plant.
Kwame 9 years ago

It looks like the issue of Ghana's underdevelopment is compared to that of a child that refuses locomotion. China is taking over U.S. as the most financial power by next year. I am of the view that Germany has not been tellin ...
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It looks like the issue of Ghana's underdevelopment is compared to that of a child that refuses locomotion. China is taking over U.S. as the most financial power by next year. I am of the view that Germany has not been telling the world the truth about her power generation activities, which mostly remain nuclear. 75 percent of South Korea's electricity is from nuclear sources and that enable her to produce machinery for various industries. I am unaware if Germany has a solar steel smelter. On human resource for the nuclear sector the Kwabenya nuclear project has been there for years and have produced a lot of specialist for all the aspects of the nuclear industry.
I think that the U.S. thought that building a hydroelectricity power station on the River Congo will submerge the whole of Central Africa the reason why they did not build a single dam on the Congo.
Those who are against Ghana's nuclear enhancement are like a child who fear locomotion and a person who does not want to drink water because it got someone suffocated.
menka 9 years ago

Kwame, when was the last a nuclear power plant was commissioned in the states? 1970 right? and how many have been retired over the same period? check out europe and canada. Nuclear is not the only alternative for smelter, if ...
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Kwame, when was the last a nuclear power plant was commissioned in the states? 1970 right? and how many have been retired over the same period? check out europe and canada. Nuclear is not the only alternative for smelter, if you understand solar energy u wont ask that question..hydro, geothermal, biogas n the like could support metal smelter. When you talk about kwabenya..u guys make me laugh..ask how many energy experts we have there not scientist work agricultural and medicinal application of nuclear. Perhaps north korea n cuba should b very developed per your logic
EZEKIEL 9 years ago

Like Homowo Festival,the talk comes in intervals on Nuclear Energy for Ghana!Great! We have the sun 365days/year and are NOT USING IT.We can't even MANAGE our Sanitation,can't manage our water supply, NOT EVEN KVIP and we are ...
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Like Homowo Festival,the talk comes in intervals on Nuclear Energy for Ghana!Great! We have the sun 365days/year and are NOT USING IT.We can't even MANAGE our Sanitation,can't manage our water supply, NOT EVEN KVIP and we are talking of Nuclear Energy!!
LET'S DO OUR HOMEWORK FIRST!
Some people want TO SELL THEIR NUCLEAR KNOWHOW.
Let's go to Spain and ASK of CSP=Concentrating Solar Power Technology. They have 5 running and LEARN from them!!
MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

Don't even go there, Dr. sogbadji. Not with our attitude of culture of low maintenance, coupled with poor education. We should rely principally upon photovoltaic energy in providing electricity..

Can someone just inform t ...
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Don't even go there, Dr. sogbadji. Not with our attitude of culture of low maintenance, coupled with poor education. We should rely principally upon photovoltaic energy in providing electricity..

Can someone just inform this learned doctor that enough raw energy reaches Earth from the sun in one hour to equal all the energy used by the entire world in a full year?

We can kiss dumsor-dumsor goodbye if install just two new rooftop photovoltaic systems every hour like Bangladesh is currently doing.

We shouldn't come up with this nuclear energy nonsense, at a time in both West & East Africa, solar-electric cells are beginning what is widely predicted to be a period of explosive growth.

The ever falling cost of solar should mean that every part of Ghana should have access to electricity, skipping over traditional power grids and going straight to solar.

Mahama's administration should seriously enforce net-metering policy, which would allow residents to install rooftop PV systems and feed electricity back into the national grid. I foresee our schools, churches, and mosques with
PV rooftops generating their own electricity day and night.

We should also take a hard look at wind farms as a way to generate electricity. The cost of wind energy is likewise plummeting. It is insane at this stage to consider nuclear energy production as solving our energy crisis.
NANA YAW 9 years ago

Rooftop PV systems sound like excellent idea; we can get our military to install them for a fee.

Rooftop PV systems sound like excellent idea; we can get our military to install them for a fee.
Abaka Quagranie 9 years ago

Maybe in Nkrumah or Kuffour time. Not Now. We can't afford a lightwater reactor so try Germany's example. They were scared stupid after Japan FUKUSHIMA accident so they deployed multiple Solar even with the little sun they ha ...
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Maybe in Nkrumah or Kuffour time. Not Now. We can't afford a lightwater reactor so try Germany's example. They were scared stupid after Japan FUKUSHIMA accident so they deployed multiple Solar even with the little sun they have.
Dr. med.William Acquah,Germany 9 years ago

Have you thought about the nuclear waste?We can`t even manage our normal refuse!

Have you thought about the nuclear waste?We can`t even manage our normal refuse!
Ghanaba Paa tee 9 years ago

If we cannot manage a Dam, in which will our leaders manage a nuclear plant? bad advice, selfish and wicked. all these holds doctor degree, dr. Sogbadji u have got it wrong with all your degrees. Why don't you suggest solar s ...
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If we cannot manage a Dam, in which will our leaders manage a nuclear plant? bad advice, selfish and wicked. all these holds doctor degree, dr. Sogbadji u have got it wrong with all your degrees. Why don't you suggest solar since we don't pay for the sunlight, we don't buy any crude oil. the complications with nuclear waste, can we maintain it???
Alex 9 years ago

Most of you guys talk without facts. Nuclear waste is not the rubbish you produce in your house. The correct term is spent fuel, which is can enrich, and reuse. you should ask how all the "waste" the radiology centres in Gha ...
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Most of you guys talk without facts. Nuclear waste is not the rubbish you produce in your house. The correct term is spent fuel, which is can enrich, and reuse. you should ask how all the "waste" the radiology centres in Ghana are managed then you can have the audacity to talk irresponsibly.
Dr. med.William Acquah,Germany 9 years ago

Why not solar energy?We have sunshine all year round!What brains do our people have?

Why not solar energy?We have sunshine all year round!What brains do our people have?
liv 9 years ago

Good Idea. Don't forget the engineers in South Africa are WHITE. Nuclear power is too complicated for the engineers in Ghana.

Good Idea. Don't forget the engineers in South Africa are WHITE. Nuclear power is too complicated for the engineers in Ghana.
Kwesi Eshun 9 years ago

We would have long advanced to nuclear energy by now if the nation wreckers' agenda was not to disrupt, destroy and resist anything, everything good for Ghana as championed by Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah. Ghana would have advan ...
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We would have long advanced to nuclear energy by now if the nation wreckers' agenda was not to disrupt, destroy and resist anything, everything good for Ghana as championed by Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah. Ghana would have advanced well into nuclear if she had followed the research into Atomic.
ROY 9 years ago

Nkrumah initiated the nuclear energy project at Kwabenya in Accra in 1964. The project was abandoned after the deposition of Nkrumah in 1966 for no apparent reason.

The nation wreckers and their foreign allies have apparen ...
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Nkrumah initiated the nuclear energy project at Kwabenya in Accra in 1964. The project was abandoned after the deposition of Nkrumah in 1966 for no apparent reason.

The nation wreckers and their foreign allies have apparently achieved their objectives for the 1966 coup. Today,their foreign allies have taken control of our economy accelerating the plundering of our resources.
Economista 9 years ago

WE DONT KNOW HOW TO KEEP OUR GUTTERS AND SURROUNDINGS CLEAN. WE HAVE NO DISCIPLINE AND WE WANT TO BUILD AND RUN A NUCLEAR PLANT. ARE WE CRAZY !!!

WE DONT KNOW HOW TO KEEP OUR GUTTERS AND SURROUNDINGS CLEAN. WE HAVE NO DISCIPLINE AND WE WANT TO BUILD AND RUN A NUCLEAR PLANT. ARE WE CRAZY !!!
Kofi 9 years ago

This doctor has been spending too much time in the library ot laboratory. He needs to get out to face realities in Ghana. Here is a country which cannot even have a grasp on its solid and liquid waste. How does he expect Ghan ...
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This doctor has been spending too much time in the library ot laboratory. He needs to get out to face realities in Ghana. Here is a country which cannot even have a grasp on its solid and liquid waste. How does he expect Ghana to manage nuclear waste?
K.Osafo Kantanka 9 years ago

Another dreamer again.This man is not that serious with his silly suggestion.At the moment we are not even capable of cleaning our streets with brooms and cleaning our gutters or drains with shovels.Please do yourself a big f ...
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Another dreamer again.This man is not that serious with his silly suggestion.At the moment we are not even capable of cleaning our streets with brooms and cleaning our gutters or drains with shovels.Please do yourself a big favour not to expose your ignorance and just shut up.Please suggest something better,SOLAR POWER or Wind Turbines if you are in tune with common sense and practicality.You must belong to the club of intellectual dimwits .
KK 9 years ago

Masa, even free water from God to Akossombo we can not manage it; not alone Nuc. You are a dangerous Man

Masa, even free water from God to Akossombo we can not manage it; not alone Nuc. You are a dangerous Man
Tango & Cash 9 years ago

We can't even maintain our dirt roads and keep simple gutters and drains clean and you are advocating nuclear What???
Please don't be silly.

We can't even maintain our dirt roads and keep simple gutters and drains clean and you are advocating nuclear What???
Please don't be silly.
Antoa Nyamah 9 years ago

Ghana is is far from managing Nuclear energy.Dr.R:B:M.Sogbadji spoke as if he is not a Dr.because he refused to tackle the disadvantages.How do we get fid of the waste products?
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Ghana is is far from managing Nuclear energy.Dr.R:B:M.Sogbadji spoke as if he is not a Dr.because he refused to tackle the disadvantages.How do we get fid of the waste products?
Let us think of Solar energy production Dr.Sogbadji but not Neuclear
Justman 9 years ago

I AM SURE DR, SOGBADJIE PLANNED TO EXTINCT THE WHOLE COUNTRY INCLUDING OTHER WEST AFRICANS FROM THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH.SIMPLE AND SAFEST OF ALL ENERGIES-HYDRO POWER IS EVEN A DISASTER HOW MUCH MORE NUCLEAR.

I AM SURE DR, SOGBADJIE PLANNED TO EXTINCT THE WHOLE COUNTRY INCLUDING OTHER WEST AFRICANS FROM THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH.SIMPLE AND SAFEST OF ALL ENERGIES-HYDRO POWER IS EVEN A DISASTER HOW MUCH MORE NUCLEAR.
KING LOMOTEY 9 years ago

If we can't do it ourselves, what about sending the $3 million we just send to the Black Stars to the engineers at Siemens to come and build solar energy and wind energy for us.
It looks like we care more about football than ...
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If we can't do it ourselves, what about sending the $3 million we just send to the Black Stars to the engineers at Siemens to come and build solar energy and wind energy for us.
It looks like we care more about football than solving our dumsor-dumsor problem.
MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

Where is our unemployed graduates when you need them? There are a whole slew of jobs for you - on the wind farms, converting wind turbines into electricity, or installing photovoltaic cells on rooftops of our schools, churche ...
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Where is our unemployed graduates when you need them? There are a whole slew of jobs for you - on the wind farms, converting wind turbines into electricity, or installing photovoltaic cells on rooftops of our schools, churches & mosques, homes, and hospitals to generate electricity.
Jj rawlings 9 years ago

King lomotey. ...u are the only one who is talking sense.... Its simple ...pay siemens or other expat companies to get the solar energy done......siemens is currently tapping solar energy from shara desert to europe.....
Gha ...
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King lomotey. ...u are the only one who is talking sense.... Its simple ...pay siemens or other expat companies to get the solar energy done......siemens is currently tapping solar energy from shara desert to europe.....
Ghanaians need to wake up !!!!
3 million for football players in a private jet.....
Look at Bukom..nima.....people pissing and shitting on the streets ,hiv and tuberculosis all,over Ghana....while the minority steal the state funds and drive in BEEMERS n MERCEDES and u name it....ghanaisns are been taken for a ride and soon somethingbterrible will happen when the cup is full.....now no petrol,no kerosine,no charcoal,its just survivalmand every body for himself.....
AWUDU 9 years ago

A true and highly-qualified expert in stupidity! Ghana can't even handle regular waste in her cities!

A true and highly-qualified expert in stupidity! Ghana can't even handle regular waste in her cities!

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