Accident causes gridlock on Accra-Tema motorway

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Effectivement 7 years ago

MTTU IS NOT WORKING

MTTU IS NOT WORKING
AGBESI KWESI 7 years ago

WHY NDC HATE THE UPPER EAST

Why did the NDC divert funds Secured by the Kufour government for the people of Upper East and gave it to the Nothern Region - the home region of Prez Mahama of Ghana. Why, don't the people of U ...
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WHY NDC HATE THE UPPER EAST

Why did the NDC divert funds Secured by the Kufour government for the people of Upper East and gave it to the Nothern Region - the home region of Prez Mahama of Ghana. Why, don't the people of Upper East deserve their fair share of the National cake?
Neofields 7 years ago

What has the topic got to do with your comments

What has the topic got to do with your comments
so so 7 years ago

funny things in ghana. where are the alternate routes? the country is like a cage. just one ways.

funny things in ghana. where are the alternate routes? the country is like a cage. just one ways.
kwame Nkrumah 7 years ago

Thank you very much so so you said it all. Nice and simple. It looks like we don't have any leadership in Ghana. Where is the alternative routes?

Thank you very much so so you said it all. Nice and simple. It looks like we don't have any leadership in Ghana. Where is the alternative routes?
Observer 7 years ago

The man whose contribution to Ghana we celebrate tomorrow opened this so-called motorway to traffic in November 1965. More than 50 years later, they haven't even built an alternative route. Infrastructural development? That's ...
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The man whose contribution to Ghana we celebrate tomorrow opened this so-called motorway to traffic in November 1965. More than 50 years later, they haven't even built an alternative route. Infrastructural development? That's a sick joke.
Prince Charles 7 years ago

Smiling....I asked myself the same question. There are no alternative routes on the motorway, of course they mean to say that the motorway should be avoided to and from Tema.

Smiling....I asked myself the same question. There are no alternative routes on the motorway, of course they mean to say that the motorway should be avoided to and from Tema.
Peter 7 years ago

This motorway was constructed by Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in 1964, at that time the enemey´s of the state United Party (u.P) accuses him of destroying cement that are being used for building on the ground. Since from 1964 ...
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This motorway was constructed by Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in 1964, at that time the enemey´s of the state United Party (u.P) accuses him of destroying cement that are being used for building on the ground. Since from 1964 no single half kilometer has been added to it, only resulting numerous accident on it. and since then no by pass on the this motorway has been constructed to enable other vehicles to use should in case an accident like this one occurs.
Wofa Atto 7 years ago

Since from 1966, that brought down the visionary leader of Ghana and his government to an abrupt end, Ghana han`t got any THINKABLE leader. Leaders we have been having are just like what Nana Adoo is preaching to the people, ...
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Since from 1966, that brought down the visionary leader of Ghana and his government to an abrupt end, Ghana han`t got any THINKABLE leader. Leaders we have been having are just like what Nana Adoo is preaching to the people, TEST ME, We only have TESTING leaders, not leaders with Thinking Brain like Obadwemba Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah to build the nation, this is because all the institutions and industries he established in the country have been left to be destroyed. Ghana Airways gone, Black Star Shipping Lines gone, Jute factory gone, Ghana Textile Manufacturing Company products of Kharki and kalico gone, Tema Textiles Limited gone, Afienya Glinding school gone. Tema Meridian Hotel gone, and many, many more factories, including Akasanoma Radio factory.
Mavis 7 years ago

Hahahaha!

Hahahaha!
Sivienism 7 years ago

It is easier to journey in and out the belly of a whale than driving in Ghana. I was in Ghana just last week and I saw trucks and cars making U-turn on the Accra tema motor way with impunity. What a shock? Traffic is terrifyi ...
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It is easier to journey in and out the belly of a whale than driving in Ghana. I was in Ghana just last week and I saw trucks and cars making U-turn on the Accra tema motor way with impunity. What a shock? Traffic is terrifyingly terrible. Lawlesness on the motorway right through 37 to the airport is rampant. Dancing agbadza is more accurate and lawful than driving in Ghana.
CITIZEN ONE 7 years ago

Ghanaians, majority of us are animals. We defy all forms of civility and laws of nature. TO control these animal habits, it would take brute force, and I am all for it. Every single day I watch people do the darnest things yo ...
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Ghanaians, majority of us are animals. We defy all forms of civility and laws of nature. TO control these animal habits, it would take brute force, and I am all for it. Every single day I watch people do the darnest things you can ever imagine. From humans walking on the white dividing lines and selling everything on this earth, and we the loud mouth people who complain about everything patronize these devils on our roads. Every freaking available space along the roadside has been encroached upon as trading spots, and absolutely no enforcement...what the hell does anybody in this country expect. White people walk around Accra softly and gently, but deep down in their minds, everything and anything you know about Black People is true. We are subhuman!!!
Mahama72 & Montie3 7 years ago

THE NPP USED 8 YEARS IN OFFICE TO BUILD TOILETS.

THE NPP USED 8 YEARS IN OFFICE TO BUILD TOILETS.

Accident causes gridlock on Accra-Tema motorway

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