Looking into the future: How the Kasoa Interchange will look like

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lbcdhjs 7 years ago

God Bless JM & Mother Ghana.......

God Bless JM & Mother Ghana.......
canty 7 years ago

is this news? Ghana, can we ever see a way of doing the right thing and appreciating it? or see then wrong thing and also frown on it? if politicians take 18 lawyers against the EC because they couldnt fill out forms properly ...
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is this news? Ghana, can we ever see a way of doing the right thing and appreciating it? or see then wrong thing and also frown on it? if politicians take 18 lawyers against the EC because they couldnt fill out forms properly, then where is our country going? then i think SHS and JHS candidates who were failed or disqualified should as well find lawyers. instead of respecting the role of law and our courts, these institutions has become a place of defending crimes.. yet the youth, we follow them with no consideration to our future, which of course is in our own hands.. no government will put money in your pockets. work hard and you will make it
MARCUS 7 years ago

WELL DONE J M TOASO ,GOD BLESS YOU ,GOD BLESS OUR HOMELAND GHANA.

WELL DONE J M TOASO ,GOD BLESS YOU ,GOD BLESS OUR HOMELAND GHANA.
Gaatjou Nietsaan 7 years ago

Any monkey can use a computer to generate this nonsense. Also what is the use of this development when the average ghanaian driver doesn't know how to drive or the rules of engagement in traffick. Indicipline, corruption and ...
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Any monkey can use a computer to generate this nonsense. Also what is the use of this development when the average ghanaian driver doesn't know how to drive or the rules of engagement in traffick. Indicipline, corruption and tribalism are the order of the day so i dont see you NIGGERS ever climbing down from your trees.
Nana Appiah 7 years ago

So we should wait for people to learn how to drive on your ugly head before investing in Infrastructure ha? Evil people only criticizes anything good.. Pre.J Mahama has done way more than Nkrumah if you ask me and Both Kuffuo ...
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So we should wait for people to learn how to drive on your ugly head before investing in Infrastructure ha? Evil people only criticizes anything good.. Pre.J Mahama has done way more than Nkrumah if you ask me and Both Kuffuor and Rawlings are Jealous.. They cant believe their eyes...Well done JM forward ever backward Never..
End f Days 7 years ago

Loose talk

Loose talk
End f Days 7 years ago

right on point

right on point
Master Richard 7 years ago

Instead of working to improve our lives like this from Day One, you are now showing us this at the eleventh hour. Where have you guys (NDC govt) been the past eight years whilst residents of Western Accra (Kasoa and environs) ...
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Instead of working to improve our lives like this from Day One, you are now showing us this at the eleventh hour. Where have you guys (NDC govt) been the past eight years whilst residents of Western Accra (Kasoa and environs) have suffered from so all the traffic jams?

Sorry, it doesn't work that way. Too little, too late.
kofi adu 7 years ago

who don't like this?my problem is river densu overflooding way down to the foots of macarthy hill.if they can't fix circle,how will they fix densu.a big saying "densu is mad"

who don't like this?my problem is river densu overflooding way down to the foots of macarthy hill.if they can't fix circle,how will they fix densu.a big saying "densu is mad"
Mr. Boongo 7 years ago

all this is, is just a nice video, that's it. No one will do nothing. nada, nada. Vote him out!!!

all this is, is just a nice video, that's it. No one will do nothing. nada, nada. Vote him out!!!
Ernest 7 years ago

I don't know where you live Mr Bongo, but go to Kasoa and see progress for yourself. Be warned, the construction has resulted in a sprawling traffic on the main Accra-Cape Coast sections of the road but diversions are availab ...
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I don't know where you live Mr Bongo, but go to Kasoa and see progress for yourself. Be warned, the construction has resulted in a sprawling traffic on the main Accra-Cape Coast sections of the road but diversions are available through. The project is 40% complete for your information.
Kojo Esuon 7 years ago

If a Government uses the taxpayers money to build an interchange is that a good reason to retain that governments? Certainly not because governance goes far beyond building brick and mortar structures. It seems the NDC has di ...
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If a Government uses the taxpayers money to build an interchange is that a good reason to retain that governments? Certainly not because governance goes far beyond building brick and mortar structures. It seems the NDC has difficulty understanding this point and is shouting itself hoarse with its projects. Which government doesn't build?
junior k 7 years ago

Then Mr know it all kindly tell us what governance is about since you know better than us errrrh.

Then Mr know it all kindly tell us what governance is about since you know better than us errrrh.
Yaa 7 years ago

Ndc and pictures, no challenger

Ndc and pictures, no challenger
mr agyemang 7 years ago

in fact ghanaweb is an eye opener. thanks to this site, am confident to say there are so many lunatics in our country. and this site is exposing them. what at all do we as a nation want government to be doing again? AAA. most ...
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in fact ghanaweb is an eye opener. thanks to this site, am confident to say there are so many lunatics in our country. and this site is exposing them. what at all do we as a nation want government to be doing again? AAA. most of you shouting corruption are more corrupt than the politicians.
anyway, it is called stealing only when u are caught.
Ama Texas 7 years ago

Mahama hypocrite have you forgotten you said is the duty of every government to build schools,hospitals nd roads so don't call this as achievement is your obligation to do it

Mahama hypocrite have you forgotten you said is the duty of every government to build schools,hospitals nd roads so don't call this as achievement is your obligation to do it
Mj 7 years ago

Visionary leadership just like Dr Nkrumah. hope to see the completion of this magnificent and life changing project. Npp learn to appreciate, it does not make NDC Supporters, it only shows your patriotism.

Visionary leadership just like Dr Nkrumah. hope to see the completion of this magnificent and life changing project. Npp learn to appreciate, it does not make NDC Supporters, it only shows your patriotism.
kwasi 7 years ago

Nice project but its overhead and not interchange. Let's cut propaganda and live with the truth.

Nice project but its overhead and not interchange. Let's cut propaganda and live with the truth.
Ernest 7 years ago

These digital rendition informations are great. The communication ministry should be applauded for making these available. The digital world can only grow; kudos Dr Omane Buamah and Co. This the NPP should continue 'if' they ...
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These digital rendition informations are great. The communication ministry should be applauded for making these available. The digital world can only grow; kudos Dr Omane Buamah and Co. This the NPP should continue 'if' they win. Long Live Ghana.
Maame Grace 7 years ago

You don't have money to pay civil and public sector but you have money to construct unwanted high rods . Mahama is a failed president his prioritise are so out of touch with the common people of Ghana

You don't have money to pay civil and public sector but you have money to construct unwanted high rods . Mahama is a failed president his prioritise are so out of touch with the common people of Ghana
GAD 7 years ago

Wow

Wow

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