Photos: Work on Kwame Nkrumah Interchange progresses

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Kofi 8 years ago

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jm 8 years ago

The HIPICC money should have been used for this. Thank you mahama.

The HIPICC money should have been used for this. Thank you mahama.
Saint Ghfuo: FREE YOUR PSYCHE 8 years ago

MORE SKYSCRAPPERS AND RAILWAYS, MORE APARTMENT BLDGS

MORE SKYSCRAPPERS AND RAILWAYS, MORE APARTMENT BLDGS
Joe Turkey 8 years ago

This design is as useless as the so-called Tetteh-Quarshie interchange. See what other countries do at busy crossroads when they build interchanges. We would have been better off doing the right thing now, at a greater cost t ...
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This design is as useless as the so-called Tetteh-Quarshie interchange. See what other countries do at busy crossroads when they build interchanges. We would have been better off doing the right thing now, at a greater cost than thins cos-cutting crap that is going to bring us more problems sooner than later. After less than a decade of use, Tetteh-Quarshie needs to be rebuilt is we see the need to reduce traffic.
Kwesi 8 years ago

More ways to milk the government and make politicians rich.

More ways to milk the government and make politicians rich.
Goodmindset 8 years ago

Nonsense Talk!

Nonsense Talk!
Nyasi Ko 8 years ago

Fools! What happens to the poor pedestrian? And we sure have a lot of them.

Fools! What happens to the poor pedestrian? And we sure have a lot of them.
WOW 8 years ago

Long after he is gone, John Mahama would surely be remembered for Nkrumah Circle and other projects, not forgetting the work at KIA. Others can keep on criticizing. Talk is cheap. Some came to acquire Ga lands and shared amon ...
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Long after he is gone, John Mahama would surely be remembered for Nkrumah Circle and other projects, not forgetting the work at KIA. Others can keep on criticizing. Talk is cheap. Some came to acquire Ga lands and shared among themselves, Mahama is developing them into tourists attractions. Go John go. 4 more years.
Mr Bond 8 years ago

We will remember the billions of debts he has left us.This is our money and not his money.President John Dramani Mahama is only a manage of our money and nothing else and he took the advantage to steal billion of it so stop y ...
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We will remember the billions of debts he has left us.This is our money and not his money.President John Dramani Mahama is only a manage of our money and nothing else and he took the advantage to steal billion of it so stop you nonsense
Steve 8 years ago

John Mahama well done.

John Mahama well done.
charles 8 years ago

Joe turkey what have you done in your village nothing so stop this idiotic and do some okay.THANKS

Joe turkey what have you done in your village nothing so stop this idiotic and do some okay.THANKS
Coby 8 years ago

when can we have the whole accra to kumasi road dual carriage way?

when can we have the whole accra to kumasi road dual carriage way?
Dan 8 years ago

Accra-Kumasi highway is under construction.

Accra-Kumasi highway is under construction.
No NAME 8 years ago

My Ghana, my akosombo,my tema habour and beautiful women all gone forever

My Ghana, my akosombo,my tema habour and beautiful women all gone forever
Jake 8 years ago

Unless we heavily invest in Railways going to the North, South, East and West we will forever be crying re road traffic accidents. Aware us to emulate what is happening in Portugal and bring those tips re transportation to G ...
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Unless we heavily invest in Railways going to the North, South, East and West we will forever be crying re road traffic accidents. Aware us to emulate what is happening in Portugal and bring those tips re transportation to Ghana please.
Sankofa 8 years ago

Spot on, Jake!

We need a light railway system in Accra, and rehabilitation and extension of our national railway system. This would ease transportation in Accra, and boost local and national socio-economic development.

Spot on, Jake!

We need a light railway system in Accra, and rehabilitation and extension of our national railway system. This would ease transportation in Accra, and boost local and national socio-economic development.
kojo nzo ekangaki 8 years ago

Good suggestions

Good suggestions
Nana Kwame 8 years ago

What a beautiful road but it is surrounded by slums and the smell in that area is worse than that of an open mass grave full of corpses. NDC is full of hot air!

What a beautiful road but it is surrounded by slums and the smell in that area is worse than that of an open mass grave full of corpses. NDC is full of hot air!
pikin na bolo 8 years ago

ghana is a dirty country with plenty people asking for dollars from me. the womne give me twe easy because of dollars

ghana is a dirty country with plenty people asking for dollars from me. the womne give me twe easy because of dollars
Nana Akua 8 years ago

Ur sisters are also giving it to someone else for free oohh, no dime charged! At least for u, u give some dollars. And hey, ur mum just gave it to the mechanic behind ur house, remember him? Yes ohh, that was for free. Ur big ...
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Ur sisters are also giving it to someone else for free oohh, no dime charged! At least for u, u give some dollars. And hey, ur mum just gave it to the mechanic behind ur house, remember him? Yes ohh, that was for free. Ur big sister di33 she's the area supplier, everyone has gone in and out for freeeee and she's still such a dedicated supplier. Applause. Say hi to her for me please when you speak to her. And please remind her to return the bra she borrowed.

Medaase
Fremah 8 years ago

HahHahaha Nana Akua you are too much

HahHahaha Nana Akua you are too much
Ekow Samuel. 8 years ago

Very good and we experct to be done,God bless you oman ghana.

Very good and we experct to be done,God bless you oman ghana.
Sarah K 8 years ago

Kill us quick...whata breeeeeeeege.
Oooh the battle is the lost

Kill us quick...whata breeeeeeeege.
Oooh the battle is the lost
Mobert Rogabe 8 years ago

...the infrastructural design might pass a bit if the environment is kinda neat/clean ...there's too much filth all round ...and all drive around in big-ass SUVs in/around the filth ...filthy fools are we,

...the infrastructural design might pass a bit if the environment is kinda neat/clean ...there's too much filth all round ...and all drive around in big-ass SUVs in/around the filth ...filthy fools are we,
Nii Joromi 8 years ago

What a shame to have this right in the mist of filth, lawlessness and slums. Someone has questions to answer. Alooo?

What a shame to have this right in the mist of filth, lawlessness and slums. Someone has questions to answer. Alooo?
koo 8 years ago

THIS IS NOT NEWS, BECOUSE ANY BODY WHEN THEY VOTE FOR YOU, YOU WILL BUILLD INTERCHANG

THIS IS NOT NEWS, BECOUSE ANY BODY WHEN THEY VOTE FOR YOU, YOU WILL BUILLD INTERCHANG
ISAAC 8 years ago

Some people will always hate, whether you do something or you don't. The only time they will say anything positive is when they see their tribesmen running things.

Some people will always hate, whether you do something or you don't. The only time they will say anything positive is when they see their tribesmen running things.
mimosa 8 years ago

these projects will do nothing to clear Accra of its slums. Law and order will, and this guy mahama has no interest in the elements that are foundational to our country and its economy. All he's doing is big projects, becau ...
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these projects will do nothing to clear Accra of its slums. Law and order will, and this guy mahama has no interest in the elements that are foundational to our country and its economy. All he's doing is big projects, because that is where the stealing do take place.
Kunjin Richard Madai 8 years ago

Impressive and good-looking . But very important roads(international) is abandoned to develop manholes.
Buses sink and are never seen. Jx grade them(the roads) with ordinary gravels by the sides of these same roads?
Ghana ...
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Impressive and good-looking . But very important roads(international) is abandoned to develop manholes.
Buses sink and are never seen. Jx grade them(the roads) with ordinary gravels by the sides of these same roads?
Ghana and her Ordinary and Extraordinary Ghanaians.
inercycl 8 years ago

Did government consider the link roads in the area before planning this huge(cost) highway. After completion, the mud ,filth and dirt from the link roads will all fill up this highway in a single rainfall. Then these highways ...
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Did government consider the link roads in the area before planning this huge(cost) highway. After completion, the mud ,filth and dirt from the link roads will all fill up this highway in a single rainfall. Then these highways will be rendered "impassable" ..again....We don't seem to care much about our surroundings. All we care about is the truck we ride, the road to take us to parliament house and back home and the korle lagoon can smell all it wants!!! Back to the dusty filthy alleys of gloom , squalor and misery!
Alberto 8 years ago

I thought this has already been commissioned by the president

I thought this has already been commissioned by the president
Zoe tant 8 years ago

I love you

I love you
AKWAPIMBA,LAS PALMAS DE G.C.,SPAIN 8 years ago

-WELL DONE,THIS WHAT WE NEEDED FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS.STILL WE CAN MAKE IT.GOD BLESS GHANA.LET US WORK TOGETHER AND NOT TO DESTROY THE POLITICAL AMBITION.WORK TOGETHER FOR THE BENEFIT OF WE ALL.

-WELL DONE,THIS WHAT WE NEEDED FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS.STILL WE CAN MAKE IT.GOD BLESS GHANA.LET US WORK TOGETHER AND NOT TO DESTROY THE POLITICAL AMBITION.WORK TOGETHER FOR THE BENEFIT OF WE ALL.
Kofi 7 years ago

please Mr President when is Ghana going to start railway transport operation to help us move from the south to north at a shorter time and also reduce the accidents on our major roads.

please Mr President when is Ghana going to start railway transport operation to help us move from the south to north at a shorter time and also reduce the accidents on our major roads.

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