Oxygen City homes to be priced in cedis with single-digit interest rates - Mahama
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Well done. President Mahama, please complete Seglemi too, if NPP hasn't sold it yet. It will strengthen your legacy.
Why waste our scant resources on this white elephant project in the Volta region? How many Ayigbe people will be able to afford such flats? Besides not many Ghanaians will choose to live in Ho.
They just ways to chop.
What economic benefit has the Hi airport brought by those who built have chopped their percentage already
They just finding ways to do the chop chop.
What economic benefit has the Ho airport brought but those who built it have chopped their percentage already
You're free to send your proposal to world bank, NPP head quarters or investors to go to your village or your region to develop there because your village is where people want to live. Is high time some of you understand that ...
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Why is it difficult for governments past and present to pull down some useless dilapidated buildings in Accra and construct new ones in their place? As if it's rocket science. What pressure are the people in Ho putting on gov ...
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Stupid NPP government Price everything in US dollars if not NPP defected NPP by now we're buying kenkey in dollars
We will never move forward as a people. We sit back and pray and pray but if praying were enuff it would have come to be.
It can't be any different. They will skin off larger % of whatever loans on V8s, mansions (in and outside Ghana) and leave a skeleton structure after 2, 3, or 4 years
The future airport should be placed around Ho instead of the congested Prampram area .
Several major bridges around Bator and the place is not far .
good job ndc .ewe people remember to always vote ndc they do a lot for the volta people not like npp talk and talk and do nothing
THANK YOU MAHAMA THANK YOU NDC GREAT JOB
Good leader we pray for long life for u
Go see designs for affordable housing in Kenya. We're almost in 2026 why this 1990s architecture with 2025 pricing.