Thank you mr president my almighty God bless you and your gov't and people of Ghana
Thank you mr president my almighty God bless you and your gov't and people of Ghana
Ken Ntiamoa 9 years ago
It is foolish to ask every Ghanaian to stop whatever they are doing once a month to go clean the rest of Ghana. Apart from my house and my compound, I am not obliged to clean no other person's filth. The town or city council ... read full comment
It is foolish to ask every Ghanaian to stop whatever they are doing once a month to go clean the rest of Ghana. Apart from my house and my compound, I am not obliged to clean no other person's filth. The town or city council should hire permanent people to do that job. That is how you create employment. Communal labour is a communist idea that is long gone. If I clean the rest of my village my work is not captured in the country's GDP. If a hired person does it, his work is captured in the country's GDP. Free communal labour just gives the officials of Local Governments a chance to steal funds that are meant to keep the environment clean. If some one is caught deliberately littering, he should be summoned and fined.
Ken
MANTSE 9 years ago
The following is my PLAN and STRATEGY in dealing with SANITATION ISSUES if I were to be Appointed SANITATION CZAR by the GOVT:
In most Developed Countries, National Service is about Service to Humanity and Less-Endowed Com ... read full comment
The following is my PLAN and STRATEGY in dealing with SANITATION ISSUES if I were to be Appointed SANITATION CZAR by the GOVT:
In most Developed Countries, National Service is about Service to Humanity and Less-Endowed Communities.
Students waiting to enter the workforce become a source of Inexpensive and Abundant labor for Civil Issues such as Sanitation, Data Gathering and Public Education, to name a few. In most of America's Top Universities, lately, Students are required to have served in some Third World Community Improvements Program and Earn Credits in fulfillment of Graduation Requirements.
Here in Ghana, Students are TRANSITIONED on to the Workforce, by being spread over various Institutions which have No NEED for them because they already have Bloated Staff and they end up doing CHORES such as Preparing Tea, Serving Guests of Senior Officers, Running Errands and quite a few of the Females, being sources of Free and Inexpensive Sexual Escapades of their Superiors.
A couple of years back, I wrote a Paper that I sent to a few Sanitation related Institutions. The Paper sought to suggest STRATEGIES that can be deployed to address most of our Sanitation Issues using National Service Students.
As most readers may be aware, our Political system is Broken down at the Constituency Level to Assemblies, Wards, Units and Cells. So therefore, what we do then is to assign National Service Personnel to Units and Cells. The number we send to a particular Unit or Cell will be determined on Case by Case Basis. For Example, few places like AGBOGBLOSHIE MARKET and Other Highly concentrated areas will be Assigned more Service Personnel than more organized and better maintained areas such as Osu, Legon, Ministries, etc.
The Students will supervise Laborers assigned to them who will be given simple Implements such as Shovels, Will Barrows, etc. To encourage the Laborers to take Good Care of the implements, the cost of those implements will be Amortized from their Salaries over a determined period until fully Paid for. Those requiring new Implements because they lost what they had or they were no longer useable must always keep in mind that they will get them but will Pay for them over time.
At the End of the Students' National Service Period, they will have a PROGRAM EXIT APPRAISSAL FORMS to be executed by no Less than 20 People within the Communities they served in.
Public Announcements will be made to sensitize Community Leaders that if they Sign-Off on Service Personnel that have not performed well, their Communities will be the LOSERS.
Also, there will be Community Sanitation Audits in some Areas determined by Sample Selection methods. Of course, Some Places may almost always be included in the Audit.
How well the Service Personnel perform will be a DETERMINING FACTOR in Landing a Job with the Best Performers getting Rights of First Refusal at the Most Sought After Jobs.
Of Course, other qualifications will feature in the considerations.
You see, by engaging our Service Personnel in this manner we Expose them to Decision Making, Supervision and Leadership Issues and they enter the Workforce Better Prepared and More Focused and Mindful of their Environment and with a SHARPENED Sense of Community Awareness and Responsibilities of a Citizen.
This Program will be COST-NEUTRAL since the students are already being paid under the NSS Scheme and the Laborers will be Paid from Community or Cell Collections. And believe me, Community residents will be more than eager to pay a few Cedis a month to have their communities well cleaned and maintained.
I hope somebody who matters in such Matters in our Government is reading this because the Paper I wrote on this issue, it seems to me, was never read.
We all cannot serve in Govt. BUT can contribute to help make things BETTER.
This is my contribution. If I am Appointed SANITATION and CORRUPTION CZAR, I will do these things as PUIBLIC SERVICE to my Country.
Our President and his Vice and other TOP Officials can then focus on the work we elected them to do. It makes sense ONLY ONCE in a WHILE to see the President and his Top Men CLEANING GUTTERS. You increase the Frequency and they are Simply making a MOCKERY of Governance and what Leadership is about.
pkirks 9 years ago
You are as idiot and unpatriotic as your family. This is required if every citizen to help clean up the environment . You are the same people who go about littering and urinatung in every corner of the street. Now you are tal ... read full comment
You are as idiot and unpatriotic as your family. This is required if every citizen to help clean up the environment . You are the same people who go about littering and urinatung in every corner of the street. Now you are talking about cleaning someone's mess, which you did sometime ago. Just don't do it and you will know what the law is. Hybrid of idiot.
Ken Ntiamoa 9 years ago
I am inclined to believe that there is something wrong with you upstairs
I am inclined to believe that there is something wrong with you upstairs
Aikins 9 years ago
All jokers in the picture, fools
All jokers in the picture, fools
BBC NEWS! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9 years ago
Is NANA BINLADDO a Ghanaian at all ? Why he never participates in nation building ? Shame on him, he will never ever be a President in my country Ghana.
Is NANA BINLADDO a Ghanaian at all ? Why he never participates in nation building ? Shame on him, he will never ever be a President in my country Ghana.
NDC 9 years ago
What are the prisoners doing at all,the government should use them effectively for this job as they are also living on our taxes
What are the prisoners doing at all,the government should use them effectively for this job as they are also living on our taxes
KB 9 years ago
What I so difficult about hiring people to do the clean up.
What I so difficult about hiring people to do the clean up.
CORNEY 9 years ago
The day will always have a low patronage because Saturday especially the first one is when people have all activities including funerals,you don't expect people to leave the bodies of their love ones and go out to do cleaning ... read full comment
The day will always have a low patronage because Saturday especially the first one is when people have all activities including funerals,you don't expect people to leave the bodies of their love ones and go out to do cleaning,the minister should have thought about that before choosing the day,punishing people is a losing battle and it is sign of the failure of this exercise.
Nii Lante Okunka 9 years ago
Isn't it a shame,as a very religious people,we descend to the abysmal depths of outrageousness by setting a day in our life to clean our own mess?Shouldn't cleanliness be part of our living?Why should we be "forced" to clean ... read full comment
Isn't it a shame,as a very religious people,we descend to the abysmal depths of outrageousness by setting a day in our life to clean our own mess?Shouldn't cleanliness be part of our living?Why should we be "forced" to clean after ourselves.Then a bone-headed Minister comes out with a silly suggestion of punishing those who fail to comply with this monthly national effort.
Our national system of governance is broken.No one adheres to building codes hence we have dwellings without basic facilities like toilets,bathrooms and kitchens as required features for habitation.Even if these codes do exit,those who ARE PAID to enforce them enrich themselves by taking bribes and allowing the citizenry skirt the law.And what do our leaders do? Wake up one day,dressed all up in boots and shovels in hand to clean our filthy environments.
When I was growing up off of High St in Accra,there were employees of the PWD(Public Works Dept)who clean our gutters and streets EVERY MORNING,before day break and throughout the day as needed.
Monies were allocated for that purpose and our mess were taken care of.These days our leaders would rather ride in gas guzzlers supplied by the State,live in bungalows that they get to authorize expensive renovations,take trips in the course of their duties and charge us per diems,loot our scant resources without providing us with bins to put our trash in then after our cities are overwhelmed with filth,they come out to show us how to clean our filth or else...Wow! what a country we have.Oh and an aspiring candidate is promising to be a BISHOP.HA!HA!HA!What a country we have in Jesus.
IT'S A FREAKING JOKE,IF YOU ASK ME.WHATEVER WE ARE DOING IN GHANA.IT'S A FREAKING JOKE!!!!!!!
Toffey 9 years ago
Many thanks, dear friend. Isn't it a folly to wait for a day in a month to clean up mess that you create. Instead of encouraging people and coaching them to make cleaning and cleanliness a daily stuff we hail a useless concep ... read full comment
Many thanks, dear friend. Isn't it a folly to wait for a day in a month to clean up mess that you create. Instead of encouraging people and coaching them to make cleaning and cleanliness a daily stuff we hail a useless concept of Sanitation Day.
Concerned 9 years ago
The last clean up they did totally exposed their foolishness as they gathered the rubbish and just left it to spread again. I can bet anything that the idiotic minister would not have learnt his lesson. Adults have things to ... read full comment
The last clean up they did totally exposed their foolishness as they gathered the rubbish and just left it to spread again. I can bet anything that the idiotic minister would not have learnt his lesson. Adults have things to do. They don't ask anyone permission before going to church, work, weddings, hunting or simply having fun after 5 days of hard work and payment of tax. The minister is too stupid to realise he cannot dictate to adults how they should spend their weekend. If the president and his ministers are too stupid to utilise their time in the most effective way it doesn't mean the rest of us should join them. Does the president realise he can create over a 1000 jobs by utilising those hours to talk to business leaders. Donkeys cannot rule
Campo are Blaise 9 years ago
What is the law backing this forced labor? Bring back town councils to ensure cleanliness all the time, not just once a month.
What is the law backing this forced labor? Bring back town councils to ensure cleanliness all the time, not just once a month.
Contrarian 9 years ago
Working without pay under the threat of punishment is slavery. Laws should prevent rubbish from accumulating not force people to clean up the mess someone else made
Working without pay under the threat of punishment is slavery. Laws should prevent rubbish from accumulating not force people to clean up the mess someone else made
Samuel Asante 9 years ago
If this exercise is not made into a law whereby people are punished for not taking part, it would not be effective.
If this exercise is not made into a law whereby people are punished for not taking part, it would not be effective.
Samuel Asante 9 years ago
If this exercise is not made into a law whereby people are punished for not taking part, it would not be effective.people should be fined for it to work.
If this exercise is not made into a law whereby people are punished for not taking part, it would not be effective.people should be fined for it to work.
CORNEY 9 years ago
Even if they make it a law it is not going to work,sometimes we need to think very well before we talk and before we make laws.
The first Saturday of every month is when most funerals are held the reason being that people ju ... read full comment
Even if they make it a law it is not going to work,sometimes we need to think very well before we talk and before we make laws.
The first Saturday of every month is when most funerals are held the reason being that people just got paid,they have money in their pockets to attend funerals so if you are asking people to go out and clean you will only get few people on the streets.
For example,the first exercise was on November 1st which saw all Anlos and others not taking part because the day was Hogbetsotso festival which Anlos and others who went there did not take part,even the president had to spend few minutes with the people of Sogakope to do something to symbolize the occasion on his way to the Hogbetsotso festival.
Do you expect Anlos to cancel or to postpone their festival in favor of cleaning?
They need to sit down and plan well before making that law to make it work instead of making noise that people could be punished for not taking part.
Before the revolution Accra was so filthy that places such as the main lorry station called Kotoka station the toilet piled up many yards away from the toilet itself and was like a rock that people had to walk on before going to attend natures call but with the policy of that government back with action that placce and others were cleaned up making it a suitable place for humans up until in recent time when we decided to go back to those days because we claim we are in democracy the laws don't matter anymore.
We all know what happened to those who liter around or throw things out from moving vehicles those days,something very common these days that you can even see people coming out from vehicles at Tema Roundabout in a heavy traffic just by the roadside to free themselves.
We need to pass laws to make businesses have toilets in their premises and trash cans placed in front of every business or office otherwise this exercise is useless.
pkirks 9 years ago
Just go to Nigeria, they have dedicated every first Thursday of the month as their clean up day, and it starts from 12.00am to 10:00am. No one opens shop and no cars drive on the main road. Everyone is to take part of it and ... read full comment
Just go to Nigeria, they have dedicated every first Thursday of the month as their clean up day, and it starts from 12.00am to 10:00am. No one opens shop and no cars drive on the main road. Everyone is to take part of it and if you are found by the community police just wandering around without cleaning up, they arrest you. Thus a law in Nigeria . Its service without pay. You Ghanaians complain too much . Stupid Ghanaians
Sasu 9 years ago
Gentleman we have all witnesed the Nigerian one before. Yes, Stores don't open but people are not forced to participate. It's that simple. I witnessed in Ogun State, Agbara to be precise. But that the why they call themselves ... read full comment
Gentleman we have all witnesed the Nigerian one before. Yes, Stores don't open but people are not forced to participate. It's that simple. I witnessed in Ogun State, Agbara to be precise. But that the why they call themselves Nigerians and we call ourselves Ghanaians. We cannot copy 'verbatim' what they are doing!
Dee 9 years ago
Go back to Nigeria n see how dirty Lagos is... I'll take Ghana without Sanitation day anyday. A step in the right direction to have Sanitation day but to turn it into LAW....Jokers
Go back to Nigeria n see how dirty Lagos is... I'll take Ghana without Sanitation day anyday. A step in the right direction to have Sanitation day but to turn it into LAW....Jokers
Sigma 9 years ago
Communism, communism! This shows where Ghana is heading to.
Communism, communism! This shows where Ghana is heading to.
Yankee 9 years ago
Low patronage again? Enact the law and enforce it mercilessly ,else the whole idea will die a natural death. The sad thing is that most people do read political meanings into it. When there is an outbreak of disease, it does ... read full comment
Low patronage again? Enact the law and enforce it mercilessly ,else the whole idea will die a natural death. The sad thing is that most people do read political meanings into it. When there is an outbreak of disease, it does not affect only one particular political party group.
Kodjo 9 years ago
Bullshit, fine people who keep their environment filthy. Have they worked out the cost to GDP of everyone Downing their tools once a month to clean, something we should do as matter of everyday living? Julius I am a fan of yo ... read full comment
Bullshit, fine people who keep their environment filthy. Have they worked out the cost to GDP of everyone Downing their tools once a month to clean, something we should do as matter of everyday living? Julius I am a fan of yours but this suggestion is CRAZY!!!
Kwame 9 years ago
Wa Bo dam?
Who should chop the money for who to clean .clean your mess , corruption etc. Then you can have the moral high ground to tell suffering Ghanaians to clean the dirt !
Wa Bo dam?
Who should chop the money for who to clean .clean your mess , corruption etc. Then you can have the moral high ground to tell suffering Ghanaians to clean the dirt !
Ugly Akufo Addo 9 years ago
You are too old , Akufo Addo is not for
You are too old , Akufo Addo is not for
APUU ETAA 9 years ago
How can you enforced this law?Are they going to issue ticket to them or arrest them and where the police to do that.Govt should educate Ghanaians about cleanness.
How can you enforced this law?Are they going to issue ticket to them or arrest them and where the police to do that.Govt should educate Ghanaians about cleanness.
Hp 9 years ago
Lawlessness everywhere.
Lawlessness everywhere.
MANTSE 9 years ago
In most Developed Countries, National Service is about Service to Humanity and Less-Endowed Communities.
Students waiting to enter the workforce become a source of Inexpensive and Abundant labor for Civil Issues such as S ... read full comment
In most Developed Countries, National Service is about Service to Humanity and Less-Endowed Communities.
Students waiting to enter the workforce become a source of Inexpensive and Abundant labor for Civil Issues such as Sanitation, Data Gathering and Public Education, to name a few. In most of America's Top Universities, lately, Students are required to have served in some Third World Community Improvements Program and Earn Credits in fulfillment of Graduation Requirements.
Here in Ghana, Students are TRANSITIONED on to the Workforce, by being spread over various Institutions which have No NEED for them because they already have Bloated Staff and they end up doing CHORES such as Preparing Tea, Serving Guests of Senior Officers, Running Errands and quite a few of the Females, being sources of Free and Inexpensive Sexual Escapades of their Superiors.
A couple of years back, I wrote a Paper that I sent to a few Sanitation related Institutions. The Paper sought to suggest STRATEGIES that can be deployed to address most of our Sanitation Issues using National Service Students.
As most readers may be aware, our Political system is Broken down at the Constituency Level to Assemblies, Wards, Units and Cells. So therefore, what we do then is to assign National Service Personnel to Units and Cells. The number we send to a particular Unit or Cell will be determined on Case by Case Basis. For Example, few places like AGBOGBLOSHIE MARKET and Other Highly concentrated areas will be Assigned more Service Personnel than more organized and better maintained areas such as Osu, Legon, Ministries, etc.
The Students will supervise Laborers assigned to them who will be given simple Implements such as Shovels, Will Barrows, etc. To encourage the Laborers to take Good Care of the implements, the cost of those implements will be Amortized from their Salaries over a determined period until fully Paid for. Those requiring new Implements because they lost what they had or they were no longer useable must always keep in mind that they will get them but will Pay for them over time.
At the End of the Students' National Service Period, they will have a PROGRAM EXIT APPRAISSAL FORMS to be executed by no Less than 20 People within the Communities they served in.
Public Announcements will be made to sensitize Community Leaders that if they Sign-Off on Service Personnel that have not performed well, their Communities will be the LOSERS.
Also, there will be Community Sanitation Audits in some Areas determined by Sample Selection methods. Of course, Some Places may almost always be included in the Audit.
How well the Service Personnel perform will be a DETERMINING FACTOR in Landing a Job with the Best Performers getting Rights of First Refusal at the Most Sought After Jobs.
Of Course, other qualifications will feature in the considerations.
You see, by engaging our Service Personnel in this manner we Expose them to Decision Making, Supervision and Leadership Issues and they enter the Workforce Better Prepared and More Focused and Mindful of their Environment and with a SHARPENED Sense of Community Awareness and Responsibilities of a Citizen.
This Program will be COST-NEUTRAL since the students are already being paid under the NSS Scheme and the Laborers will be Paid from Community or Cell Collections. And believe me, Community residents will be more than eager to pay a few Cedis a month to have their communities well cleaned and maintained.
I hope somebody who matters in such Matters in our Government is reading this because the Paper I wrote on this issue, it seems to me, was never read.
We all cannot serve in Govt. BUT can contribute to help make things BETTER.
This is my contribution. If I am Appointed SANITATION and CORRUPTION CZAR, I will do these things as PUIBLIC SERVICE to my Country.
Our President and his Vice and other TOP Officials can then focus on the work we elected them to do. It makes sense ONLY ONCE in a WHILE to see the President and his Top Men CLEANING GUTTERS. You increase the Frequency and they are Simply making a MOCKERY of Governance and what Leadership is about.
Kanawu 9 years ago
Admit that these government has stolen all the country money hence there is no money to manage the sanitary workers.. Npp improved zoomlion to keep protection on sanitation... Go and punish ur mother and father if they don't ... read full comment
Admit that these government has stolen all the country money hence there is no money to manage the sanitary workers.. Npp improved zoomlion to keep protection on sanitation... Go and punish ur mother and father if they don't involve in clean up exercise ... Mad man.. Ewifo
Kwesi 9 years ago
Did madam Lordina and the dozen Mahama children take part in the clean up exercise?
Did madam Lordina and the dozen Mahama children take part in the clean up exercise?
... 9 years ago
Who told you Mahama has 12 kids? The atopa man 24 or more! That's why he keeps stealing so much of our money (so many mouths to feed).
Who told you Mahama has 12 kids? The atopa man 24 or more! That's why he keeps stealing so much of our money (so many mouths to feed).
Frank 9 years ago
Who told u there can be such law in Ghana. There must rather be a law that prevent people from litering around and it must be enforced. After people have scattered rubbish around no law can force innocent to clean the mess. I ... read full comment
Who told u there can be such law in Ghana. There must rather be a law that prevent people from litering around and it must be enforced. After people have scattered rubbish around no law can force innocent to clean the mess. It is just patroitism to help.
Kofi 9 years ago
We should punish the Govt for failing to provide adequate sanitary amenities.On that note,can we sue the Govt for gross negligence of duty in paying humongous judgement debt to our disadvantage?
We should punish the Govt for failing to provide adequate sanitary amenities.On that note,can we sue the Govt for gross negligence of duty in paying humongous judgement debt to our disadvantage?
... 9 years ago
Julius Debrah is reportedly the best of Mahama's ministers. I wish he (Julius) was president, instead of that oaf and thief John MAHAMA. Julius Debrah should re-introduce the old sanitary inspectors system that was dubbed 'ta ... read full comment
Julius Debrah is reportedly the best of Mahama's ministers. I wish he (Julius) was president, instead of that oaf and thief John MAHAMA. Julius Debrah should re-introduce the old sanitary inspectors system that was dubbed 'tankase'. It was VERY EFFECTIVE in keeping the nation clean.
Amadu 9 years ago
First promulgate a law that will punish people who throw filth in our gutters and on the street. If this mumu president sees the need to clean the streets rather than encouraging his cronies who have been given power to enfor ... read full comment
First promulgate a law that will punish people who throw filth in our gutters and on the street. If this mumu president sees the need to clean the streets rather than encouraging his cronies who have been given power to enforce the laws, then that is his BUSINESS. You can only charge people when their surroundings are dirty. Public places are for those who are paid to do the job. Zoomlion have been given all the contracts in Accra, and they are overwhelmed!
ISSA ABONGO 9 years ago
THE LYING NDC PROMISED A CLEAN UP IN 100 DAYS, IT IS NOW 6 YEARS AND THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO FORCE PEOPLE LIKE IN NORTH KOREA, TO HELP THEM DO THE JOB THEY WERE ELECTED TO DO. SO JOHN MAHAMA IS NOW THE KIM JONG IL OF GHANA, BR ... read full comment
THE LYING NDC PROMISED A CLEAN UP IN 100 DAYS, IT IS NOW 6 YEARS AND THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO FORCE PEOPLE LIKE IN NORTH KOREA, TO HELP THEM DO THE JOB THEY WERE ELECTED TO DO. SO JOHN MAHAMA IS NOW THE KIM JONG IL OF GHANA, BRINGING THE COMMUNIST TACTICS HE LEARN IN HIS STUDENT DAYS IN RUSSIA TO GHANA.
RUDY MAHAMA COCAINE 9 years ago
THE LYING NDC PROMISED A CLEAN UP IN 100 DAYS, IT IS NOW 6 YEARS AND THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO FORCE PEOPLE LIKE IN NORTH KOREA, TO HELP THEM DO THE JOB THEY WERE ELECTED TO DO. SO JOHN MAHAMA IS NOW THE KIM JONG IL OF GHANA, BR ... read full comment
THE LYING NDC PROMISED A CLEAN UP IN 100 DAYS, IT IS NOW 6 YEARS AND THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO FORCE PEOPLE LIKE IN NORTH KOREA, TO HELP THEM DO THE JOB THEY WERE ELECTED TO DO. SO JOHN MAHAMA IS NOW THE KIM JONG IL OF GHANA, BRINGING THE COMMUNIST TACTICS HE LEARN IN HIS STUDENT DAYS IN RUSSIA TO GHANA.
Jordan Doucoure 9 years ago
Ghanians should be happy to clean their environments and make it better place to live.At leasy some of us who are jobless get use to dirty jobs that they could take one day,if 2morrow govt decide to give contract to clearing ... read full comment
Ghanians should be happy to clean their environments and make it better place to live.At leasy some of us who are jobless get use to dirty jobs that they could take one day,if 2morrow govt decide to give contract to clearing compagnies or sevices.Top men giving exemple,good idea.Ghana queue to go to public toilets because of poverty.Really embarrasing to see women and men living without toilets in their houses.So let's be positive and push govt to build top class automated toilets in our cities:By taking exemple on Paris public toilets wich would not cost much money and could create thousands of job for suppliers and sevicing machines.
Toffey 9 years ago
Foolish talk. Do you think we are still in the military era. Nonsensical stuff.
Foolish talk. Do you think we are still in the military era. Nonsensical stuff.
Concerned 9 years ago
If he brings in that stupid byelaw, it would be challenged in court.
If he brings in that stupid byelaw, it would be challenged in court.
Salu 9 years ago
Low-thinking minister. Do you think everybody thinks like you to wait for a so-called Sanitation Day before cleaning. For positive-thinking people, cleaning is a daily activity and won't wait for filth to build and dedicate o ... read full comment
Low-thinking minister. Do you think everybody thinks like you to wait for a so-called Sanitation Day before cleaning. For positive-thinking people, cleaning is a daily activity and won't wait for filth to build and dedicate one day to clean. Put in measures to prevent the creation of filth and stop this Sanitation Day nonsense.
apostra 9 years ago
Yes it is tru. He has a child with my school mate
Yes it is tru. He has a child with my school mate
ex Cpl ENYONAM 9 years ago
Punish absentees my foot.Don't the assemblies have paid workers for such daily routine work.Nonsense!get to Manshyia and punish Otumfour for being absent this second round.A incapable govt always formulate useless laws to for ... read full comment
Punish absentees my foot.Don't the assemblies have paid workers for such daily routine work.Nonsense!get to Manshyia and punish Otumfour for being absent this second round.A incapable govt always formulate useless laws to force citizens to take to certaing unwanted assign ments.Its going to be ZERO patronage next month.Where is Mce Common Fund and how is it disbursed to improve the community's health and development.
kutsii 9 years ago
Nonsense. Come and punish me. Instead of employing people to clean Ghana, u use tax payer's money to sponsor idiots to the world cup .Do u know how much 12 million dollars can do in sanitation. ? :Nkwaseasem
Nonsense. Come and punish me. Instead of employing people to clean Ghana, u use tax payer's money to sponsor idiots to the world cup .Do u know how much 12 million dollars can do in sanitation. ? :Nkwaseasem
Jo 9 years ago
why wouldn't they make a law that if you don't join the corrupt government, you could face sanctions, nansins, when they told us they were going to clear rubbish in 100 days, where were their brains, thinking the rubbish will ... read full comment
why wouldn't they make a law that if you don't join the corrupt government, you could face sanctions, nansins, when they told us they were going to clear rubbish in 100 days, where were their brains, thinking the rubbish will vanish through their lies? nankins
PAPSON 9 years ago
You can not force Ghanaians to engage in what the government has provided money for a ministry to do. After steeling all our money , you now want Ghanaians to cover your shame. NDC, you have failed Ghanaians and I promise yo ... read full comment
You can not force Ghanaians to engage in what the government has provided money for a ministry to do. After steeling all our money , you now want Ghanaians to cover your shame. NDC, you have failed Ghanaians and I promise you, you will fail in the nest general elections come 2016. Shame on you.
mr amin 9 years ago
Ban plastics or forget about clean envaroment.i will not patispate untill I
u ban plastics
Ban plastics or forget about clean envaroment.i will not patispate untill I
u ban plastics
BBC 9 years ago
Stop corruption at the harbour,among MPs ,ministers and there will be money to pay people to do it.You waste billions paying judgement,hotel accommodation for CHRAJ BOSS and you wants to punish people for not taking up clean ... read full comment
Stop corruption at the harbour,among MPs ,ministers and there will be money to pay people to do it.You waste billions paying judgement,hotel accommodation for CHRAJ BOSS and you wants to punish people for not taking up clean up?
I would never take part ,if l was living in ghana.
VOICE OF REASON 9 years ago
A natural death on 1st Jan 1997 when Dumb Mahama will be booted out with his daft and stupid ideas.....dissipate $5 billion dollars on an irresponsible,reckless and feckless pre-election free giveaway spree and ask Ghanaians ... read full comment
A natural death on 1st Jan 1997 when Dumb Mahama will be booted out with his daft and stupid ideas.....dissipate $5 billion dollars on an irresponsible,reckless and feckless pre-election free giveaway spree and ask Ghanaians to do what??
Modibo Keita 9 years ago
And what about those who are paid to do the cleaning? I rest my case
And what about those who are paid to do the cleaning? I rest my case
VOICE OF REASON 9 years ago
President.Why do we pay taxes? What are institutions there for? What are municipal and district councils there for?Why are their Common Funds not paid to them l?So for how long will this dumb and president descend to the gutt ... read full comment
President.Why do we pay taxes? What are institutions there for? What are municipal and district councils there for?Why are their Common Funds not paid to them l?So for how long will this dumb and president descend to the gutters to clean them up every month?And we applaud this lunacy
Lori 9 years ago
This the most stupid and nonsense statement. People are looking for work why not employ them. Or you want freebie to pocket the money bunch of corrupt bastards.
This the most stupid and nonsense statement. People are looking for work why not employ them. Or you want freebie to pocket the money bunch of corrupt bastards.
Mensah 9 years ago
there is no sensible person in that idiotic mafia gang; Ghana is a democracy, and you can't force anyone to do anything, buffoons; just pay the numerous sanitation companies to do the job they are supposed to do; you don't pa ... read full comment
there is no sensible person in that idiotic mafia gang; Ghana is a democracy, and you can't force anyone to do anything, buffoons; just pay the numerous sanitation companies to do the job they are supposed to do; you don't pay them that's why the country is overcome with filth
country lover 9 years ago
If memory serves me right there wasn't there a promise to make Accra squeaky clean within the first 100 days of this administration? I could be wrong ,although i reckon the lies are so much now my head spins everytime they sp ... read full comment
If memory serves me right there wasn't there a promise to make Accra squeaky clean within the first 100 days of this administration? I could be wrong ,although i reckon the lies are so much now my head spins everytime they speak, Ah wadeheck may be o am the one with the hearing problem. Bottom line is what the fuck do you do with the taxes you are collecting, including the ones you slapped on condoms and cutlasses and of all days this is the one you chose to make a statement later like that. Punk arse nigger you do cheese people off , really
ktaw 9 years ago
Distribute ''PLOTS" as was those days in the primary and JSS time.
Distribute ''PLOTS" as was those days in the primary and JSS time.
John G. 9 years ago
- Cleaning ourselves and the environment should be a daily thing.
- Concerning the environment, I believe sanitation Law be enacted and to be enforced, for our good.
-Citizenry should plan and adjust their activities (s ... read full comment
- Cleaning ourselves and the environment should be a daily thing.
- Concerning the environment, I believe sanitation Law be enacted and to be enforced, for our good.
-Citizenry should plan and adjust their activities (schedules) according to the National Sanitation Day, set aside for the clean up exercise, which is 1st Saturday in every month. Government cannot adjust to everyone's activities (schedules). Thank you.
bone shasha 9 years ago
The clueless president confused every where $40million mansion in Dubai and now selling our only properties left m our children future in serious trouble with we
The clueless president confused every where $40million mansion in Dubai and now selling our only properties left m our children future in serious trouble with we
ANIM LAZARUS 9 years ago
Why not a monthly public awareness on debt management,use of the taxpayers money ? How could a hungry person work.Charity usually begins at home,the sanitation should start from the financies. Before it gets to the streets.Ap ... read full comment
Why not a monthly public awareness on debt management,use of the taxpayers money ? How could a hungry person work.Charity usually begins at home,the sanitation should start from the financies. Before it gets to the streets.Aputorrrrrrrrrrrrr
Thank you mr president my almighty God bless you and your gov't and people of Ghana
It is foolish to ask every Ghanaian to stop whatever they are doing once a month to go clean the rest of Ghana. Apart from my house and my compound, I am not obliged to clean no other person's filth. The town or city council ...
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The following is my PLAN and STRATEGY in dealing with SANITATION ISSUES if I were to be Appointed SANITATION CZAR by the GOVT:
In most Developed Countries, National Service is about Service to Humanity and Less-Endowed Com ...
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You are as idiot and unpatriotic as your family. This is required if every citizen to help clean up the environment . You are the same people who go about littering and urinatung in every corner of the street. Now you are tal ...
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I am inclined to believe that there is something wrong with you upstairs
All jokers in the picture, fools
Is NANA BINLADDO a Ghanaian at all ? Why he never participates in nation building ? Shame on him, he will never ever be a President in my country Ghana.
What are the prisoners doing at all,the government should use them effectively for this job as they are also living on our taxes
What I so difficult about hiring people to do the clean up.
The day will always have a low patronage because Saturday especially the first one is when people have all activities including funerals,you don't expect people to leave the bodies of their love ones and go out to do cleaning ...
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Isn't it a shame,as a very religious people,we descend to the abysmal depths of outrageousness by setting a day in our life to clean our own mess?Shouldn't cleanliness be part of our living?Why should we be "forced" to clean ...
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Many thanks, dear friend. Isn't it a folly to wait for a day in a month to clean up mess that you create. Instead of encouraging people and coaching them to make cleaning and cleanliness a daily stuff we hail a useless concep ...
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The last clean up they did totally exposed their foolishness as they gathered the rubbish and just left it to spread again. I can bet anything that the idiotic minister would not have learnt his lesson. Adults have things to ...
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What is the law backing this forced labor? Bring back town councils to ensure cleanliness all the time, not just once a month.
Working without pay under the threat of punishment is slavery. Laws should prevent rubbish from accumulating not force people to clean up the mess someone else made
If this exercise is not made into a law whereby people are punished for not taking part, it would not be effective.
If this exercise is not made into a law whereby people are punished for not taking part, it would not be effective.people should be fined for it to work.
Even if they make it a law it is not going to work,sometimes we need to think very well before we talk and before we make laws.
The first Saturday of every month is when most funerals are held the reason being that people ju ...
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Just go to Nigeria, they have dedicated every first Thursday of the month as their clean up day, and it starts from 12.00am to 10:00am. No one opens shop and no cars drive on the main road. Everyone is to take part of it and ...
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Gentleman we have all witnesed the Nigerian one before. Yes, Stores don't open but people are not forced to participate. It's that simple. I witnessed in Ogun State, Agbara to be precise. But that the why they call themselves ...
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Go back to Nigeria n see how dirty Lagos is... I'll take Ghana without Sanitation day anyday. A step in the right direction to have Sanitation day but to turn it into LAW....Jokers
Communism, communism! This shows where Ghana is heading to.
Low patronage again? Enact the law and enforce it mercilessly ,else the whole idea will die a natural death. The sad thing is that most people do read political meanings into it. When there is an outbreak of disease, it does ...
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Bullshit, fine people who keep their environment filthy. Have they worked out the cost to GDP of everyone Downing their tools once a month to clean, something we should do as matter of everyday living? Julius I am a fan of yo ...
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Wa Bo dam?
Who should chop the money for who to clean .clean your mess , corruption etc. Then you can have the moral high ground to tell suffering Ghanaians to clean the dirt !
You are too old , Akufo Addo is not for
How can you enforced this law?Are they going to issue ticket to them or arrest them and where the police to do that.Govt should educate Ghanaians about cleanness.
Lawlessness everywhere.
In most Developed Countries, National Service is about Service to Humanity and Less-Endowed Communities.
Students waiting to enter the workforce become a source of Inexpensive and Abundant labor for Civil Issues such as S ...
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Admit that these government has stolen all the country money hence there is no money to manage the sanitary workers.. Npp improved zoomlion to keep protection on sanitation... Go and punish ur mother and father if they don't ...
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Did madam Lordina and the dozen Mahama children take part in the clean up exercise?
Who told you Mahama has 12 kids? The atopa man 24 or more! That's why he keeps stealing so much of our money (so many mouths to feed).
Who told u there can be such law in Ghana. There must rather be a law that prevent people from litering around and it must be enforced. After people have scattered rubbish around no law can force innocent to clean the mess. I ...
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We should punish the Govt for failing to provide adequate sanitary amenities.On that note,can we sue the Govt for gross negligence of duty in paying humongous judgement debt to our disadvantage?
Julius Debrah is reportedly the best of Mahama's ministers. I wish he (Julius) was president, instead of that oaf and thief John MAHAMA. Julius Debrah should re-introduce the old sanitary inspectors system that was dubbed 'ta ...
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First promulgate a law that will punish people who throw filth in our gutters and on the street. If this mumu president sees the need to clean the streets rather than encouraging his cronies who have been given power to enfor ...
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THE LYING NDC PROMISED A CLEAN UP IN 100 DAYS, IT IS NOW 6 YEARS AND THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO FORCE PEOPLE LIKE IN NORTH KOREA, TO HELP THEM DO THE JOB THEY WERE ELECTED TO DO. SO JOHN MAHAMA IS NOW THE KIM JONG IL OF GHANA, BR ...
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THE LYING NDC PROMISED A CLEAN UP IN 100 DAYS, IT IS NOW 6 YEARS AND THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO FORCE PEOPLE LIKE IN NORTH KOREA, TO HELP THEM DO THE JOB THEY WERE ELECTED TO DO. SO JOHN MAHAMA IS NOW THE KIM JONG IL OF GHANA, BR ...
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Ghanians should be happy to clean their environments and make it better place to live.At leasy some of us who are jobless get use to dirty jobs that they could take one day,if 2morrow govt decide to give contract to clearing ...
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Foolish talk. Do you think we are still in the military era. Nonsensical stuff.
If he brings in that stupid byelaw, it would be challenged in court.
Low-thinking minister. Do you think everybody thinks like you to wait for a so-called Sanitation Day before cleaning. For positive-thinking people, cleaning is a daily activity and won't wait for filth to build and dedicate o ...
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Yes it is tru. He has a child with my school mate
Punish absentees my foot.Don't the assemblies have paid workers for such daily routine work.Nonsense!get to Manshyia and punish Otumfour for being absent this second round.A incapable govt always formulate useless laws to for ...
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Nonsense. Come and punish me. Instead of employing people to clean Ghana, u use tax payer's money to sponsor idiots to the world cup .Do u know how much 12 million dollars can do in sanitation. ? :Nkwaseasem
why wouldn't they make a law that if you don't join the corrupt government, you could face sanctions, nansins, when they told us they were going to clear rubbish in 100 days, where were their brains, thinking the rubbish will ...
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You can not force Ghanaians to engage in what the government has provided money for a ministry to do. After steeling all our money , you now want Ghanaians to cover your shame. NDC, you have failed Ghanaians and I promise yo ...
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Ban plastics or forget about clean envaroment.i will not patispate untill I
u ban plastics
Stop corruption at the harbour,among MPs ,ministers and there will be money to pay people to do it.You waste billions paying judgement,hotel accommodation for CHRAJ BOSS and you wants to punish people for not taking up clean ...
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A natural death on 1st Jan 1997 when Dumb Mahama will be booted out with his daft and stupid ideas.....dissipate $5 billion dollars on an irresponsible,reckless and feckless pre-election free giveaway spree and ask Ghanaians ...
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And what about those who are paid to do the cleaning? I rest my case
President.Why do we pay taxes? What are institutions there for? What are municipal and district councils there for?Why are their Common Funds not paid to them l?So for how long will this dumb and president descend to the gutt ...
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This the most stupid and nonsense statement. People are looking for work why not employ them. Or you want freebie to pocket the money bunch of corrupt bastards.
there is no sensible person in that idiotic mafia gang; Ghana is a democracy, and you can't force anyone to do anything, buffoons; just pay the numerous sanitation companies to do the job they are supposed to do; you don't pa ...
read full comment
If memory serves me right there wasn't there a promise to make Accra squeaky clean within the first 100 days of this administration? I could be wrong ,although i reckon the lies are so much now my head spins everytime they sp ...
read full comment
Distribute ''PLOTS" as was those days in the primary and JSS time.
- Cleaning ourselves and the environment should be a daily thing.
- Concerning the environment, I believe sanitation Law be enacted and to be enforced, for our good.
-Citizenry should plan and adjust their activities (s ...
read full comment
The clueless president confused every where $40million mansion in Dubai and now selling our only properties left m our children future in serious trouble with we
Why not a monthly public awareness on debt management,use of the taxpayers money ? How could a hungry person work.Charity usually begins at home,the sanitation should start from the financies. Before it gets to the streets.Ap ...
read full comment