Could someone explain to me whether the ban exist only during the festival period or its for eternity.
Could someone explain to me whether the ban exist only during the festival period or its for eternity.
Moira 9 years ago
Why even allow them to operate until 9pm, knowing darn well they're unlicensed?
Why even allow them to operate until 9pm, knowing darn well they're unlicensed?
Rastafara"I" 9 years ago
bring some discipline in Ghana
bring some discipline in Ghana
Ghanaba 9 years ago
Koforidua has no industry or jobs so
those who want to operate after 12:00 should be made to pay more tax . Government is supposed to encourage business not to kill it .Koforidua is not a village.You are even killing touris ... read full comment
Koforidua has no industry or jobs so
those who want to operate after 12:00 should be made to pay more tax . Government is supposed to encourage business not to kill it .Koforidua is not a village.You are even killing tourism ask Honorable Julius Debra. There are important problems to be dealt with not this curfew you are imposing on night life.
GHFUO: nyantakyi, 1/9aa must go ASAP! 9 years ago
HOW MANY OF THESE BUSINESSES ARE PAYING TAXES? TWEAA. USELESS LEADERS. GO FOR THESE TAXES N USED THEM TO DEVELOP UR CITY N REGION...
HOW MANY OF THESE BUSINESSES ARE PAYING TAXES? TWEAA. USELESS LEADERS. GO FOR THESE TAXES N USED THEM TO DEVELOP UR CITY N REGION...
GHANABA 9 years ago
What taxes?...you pay tax only for the govt to use it as judgement debt.Work hard=pay legitimate tax=Govt makes bad decision=hand over all that taxes=to an undeserved pen thief=judgement debt.Got it!
What taxes?...you pay tax only for the govt to use it as judgement debt.Work hard=pay legitimate tax=Govt makes bad decision=hand over all that taxes=to an undeserved pen thief=judgement debt.Got it!
john apaee 9 years ago
Kasoa churches are too noisy in recent times especially during all night services.DCE and EPA kindly do something.
Kasoa churches are too noisy in recent times especially during all night services.DCE and EPA kindly do something.
hmmm 9 years ago
You can effect a citizens arrest or report them to the nearest police station or local authority in the area
You can effect a citizens arrest or report them to the nearest police station or local authority in the area
Wahala 9 years ago
No matter what NDC will always find a loophole of collection bribes from poor Ghanaians
No matter what NDC will always find a loophole of collection bribes from poor Ghanaians
Concerned 9 years ago
Checks and fees are paid before a licence is issued to an operator. The minister's directive is simply endorsing the illegal activities of these operators. He is effectively saying you don't need a licence to operate as long ... read full comment
Checks and fees are paid before a licence is issued to an operator. The minister's directive is simply endorsing the illegal activities of these operators. He is effectively saying you don't need a licence to operate as long as you close by 9pm. That is not smart. Shouldn't he be ensuring the operators are fit and proper persons?
Kwame Angel 9 years ago
It is the customers who decide the closing time. Who is the moralist to determine how people spend their useless cedis? Doesn't he have more important thing to think about. Fill those potholes first.
It is the customers who decide the closing time. Who is the moralist to determine how people spend their useless cedis? Doesn't he have more important thing to think about. Fill those potholes first.
Tango 9 years ago
They are not necessarily unlicensed. They might be. The caveat is that they are not licensed to operate as nite clubs. My take is that it should not take a whole Reg Minister to announce this. I have always said we have insti ... read full comment
They are not necessarily unlicensed. They might be. The caveat is that they are not licensed to operate as nite clubs. My take is that it should not take a whole Reg Minister to announce this. I have always said we have institutions. Let them work and, STOP the preaching. All the Minister had to do was to call the chief of Police and ask him why he allowed it
JH New York 9 years ago
May be up to 9-10pm for unregistered nite club(drinking spots) and up to 2am for registered nite club that is not Sound proof.
And a Sound proof indoor club 5.30am,(till day break(TDB) is most appropriate in the 21 century G ... read full comment
May be up to 9-10pm for unregistered nite club(drinking spots) and up to 2am for registered nite club that is not Sound proof.
And a Sound proof indoor club 5.30am,(till day break(TDB) is most appropriate in the 21 century Ghana.
What do this Minister mean by “even those that had registered as nite clubs, by law could work beyond 21.00 hours, but must Close activities by midnight". Is Mr Boasiako,alright!
As a legislator, is he not aware that he single handedly has not the right to change the above law ? I do not understand why some people take delight to throw their weight-about. Or was that instructions meant for his household/wife and children, or to the general
public. Anyway
Kwame 9 years ago
People have to be responsible...The club owner provides entertainment to patrons include closing hours set by law...Why a unilateral compliance from this guy when clearly the law states the closing hours...
People have to be responsible...The club owner provides entertainment to patrons include closing hours set by law...Why a unilateral compliance from this guy when clearly the law states the closing hours...
CITIZEN ONE 9 years ago
Unplanned an unwanted babies is more significant than sexually transmitted diseases which can be cured. Making unhealthy ugly looking babies, hen unleashing them into Accra as market women and street hawkers is a greater thre ... read full comment
Unplanned an unwanted babies is more significant than sexually transmitted diseases which can be cured. Making unhealthy ugly looking babies, hen unleashing them into Accra as market women and street hawkers is a greater threat to our progress.
Yeah why must they even operate without a license? Secondly, there are 2 categories of night clubs, one closes by 2am and others at 4 am. Certain clubs in the capital close by daybreak 5am/6am, depending on the clientele and private parties. Especially those patronized by stars and celebrities, who don't have a care in the world. Naturally a small town like K'dua might not even have the need to have clubs staying past 2am.
Could someone explain to me whether the ban exist only during the festival period or its for eternity.
Why even allow them to operate until 9pm, knowing darn well they're unlicensed?
bring some discipline in Ghana
Koforidua has no industry or jobs so
those who want to operate after 12:00 should be made to pay more tax . Government is supposed to encourage business not to kill it .Koforidua is not a village.You are even killing touris ...
read full comment
HOW MANY OF THESE BUSINESSES ARE PAYING TAXES? TWEAA. USELESS LEADERS. GO FOR THESE TAXES N USED THEM TO DEVELOP UR CITY N REGION...
What taxes?...you pay tax only for the govt to use it as judgement debt.Work hard=pay legitimate tax=Govt makes bad decision=hand over all that taxes=to an undeserved pen thief=judgement debt.Got it!
Kasoa churches are too noisy in recent times especially during all night services.DCE and EPA kindly do something.
You can effect a citizens arrest or report them to the nearest police station or local authority in the area
No matter what NDC will always find a loophole of collection bribes from poor Ghanaians
Checks and fees are paid before a licence is issued to an operator. The minister's directive is simply endorsing the illegal activities of these operators. He is effectively saying you don't need a licence to operate as long ...
read full comment
It is the customers who decide the closing time. Who is the moralist to determine how people spend their useless cedis? Doesn't he have more important thing to think about. Fill those potholes first.
They are not necessarily unlicensed. They might be. The caveat is that they are not licensed to operate as nite clubs. My take is that it should not take a whole Reg Minister to announce this. I have always said we have insti ...
read full comment
May be up to 9-10pm for unregistered nite club(drinking spots) and up to 2am for registered nite club that is not Sound proof.
And a Sound proof indoor club 5.30am,(till day break(TDB) is most appropriate in the 21 century G ...
read full comment
People have to be responsible...The club owner provides entertainment to patrons include closing hours set by law...Why a unilateral compliance from this guy when clearly the law states the closing hours...
Unplanned an unwanted babies is more significant than sexually transmitted diseases which can be cured. Making unhealthy ugly looking babies, hen unleashing them into Accra as market women and street hawkers is a greater thre ...
read full comment