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• Ability 1 year ago

  Excellent piece with factual presentation. After reading this piece I don't see why anyone will oppose the 24 hour policy unless they are against development. So this policy is actually in London and we are here opposing it? ...
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  Excellent piece with factual presentation. After reading this piece I don't see why anyone will oppose the 24 hour policy unless they are against development. So this policy is actually in London and we are here opposing it? hmmmm

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• Smasher 1 year ago

  Good example. Well done Awudu, you have ended the argument on the 24 hour economy, the benefits is now clear to us. Only the nation wreckers NPP will fight it

  Good example. Well done Awudu, you have ended the argument on the 24 hour economy, the benefits is now clear to us. Only the nation wreckers NPP will fight it

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• Kwamejazi 1 year ago

  The 24-Hour economy already operates in Accra around the Osu high street. It success is down to demand and supply. No one is opposing it. As community lifestyle changes and demand growers it will automatically come into fusi ...
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  The 24-Hour economy already operates in Accra around the Osu high street. It success is down to demand and supply. No one is opposing it. As community lifestyle changes and demand growers it will automatically come into fusion.

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• C BOY 1 year ago

  @Kwamejazi demands can be stimulated by policies. If the policy is implemented with all its accompanying incentives, companies will get on board and the demand will follow automatically.

  @Kwamejazi demands can be stimulated by policies. If the policy is implemented with all its accompanying incentives, companies will get on board and the demand will follow automatically.

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• KOJO 1 year ago

  I dont see what is novel about this idea. Supply creates its demand, so says SAYS LAW. The Night economy exists already in Ghana for most of the cities. In the UK, Bluewater Shopping Centre closses at night, not even in summe ...
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  I dont see what is novel about this idea. Supply creates its demand, so says SAYS LAW. The Night economy exists already in Ghana for most of the cities. In the UK, Bluewater Shopping Centre closses at night, not even in summer would it open when there is no demand for what are being sold.
  The Kelewele seller will continue to sell if there is the deemand for it. Is is going to be a Presidential Edit for all shops to stay 24 hours? Is it that which is going to be new about it? I just dont get it. We have several NIGHT MARKETS dotted around the cities in Ghana. Whats going to be NEW? Are civil Servants going to run shifts? The Internet of Things 24 Hour Presence. So what it it? Me too I am asking.

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