Thank you Williams! This is a really interesting and insightful piece. I hope it gets to the appropriate authorities and people for their consideration and action. Thanks again!
Thank you Williams! This is a really interesting and insightful piece. I hope it gets to the appropriate authorities and people for their consideration and action. Thanks again!
Joseph Akansilum 15 hours ago
Good one Brother Williams! Your analysis of the Accra flooding issue is thorough and well-researched. The solutions you’ve outlined are right on point. If authorities and citizens alike adhere to these recommendations, we w ... read full comment
Good one Brother Williams! Your analysis of the Accra flooding issue is thorough and well-researched. The solutions you’ve outlined are right on point. If authorities and citizens alike adhere to these recommendations, we will certainly see lasting change on this long-standing issue we are facing periodically.
Thank you for sharing this insightful piece.
Joseph Akansilum 15 hours ago
Good one Brother Williams! Your analysis of the Accra flooding issue is thorough and well-researched. The solutions you’ve outlined are right on point. If authorities and citizens alike adhere to these recommendations, we w ... read full comment
Good one Brother Williams! Your analysis of the Accra flooding issue is thorough and well-researched. The solutions you’ve outlined are right on point. If authorities and citizens alike adhere to these recommendations, we will certainly see lasting change on this long-standing issue we are facing periodically.
Thank you for sharing this insightful piece.
Patrick Agyekum Jnr 10 hours ago
Im with you on this, William. Moving forward what practical policy or urban planning intervention do you believe Ghana could realistically implement within the next 2–3 years to make the biggest impact on reducing flooding ... read full comment
Im with you on this, William. Moving forward what practical policy or urban planning intervention do you believe Ghana could realistically implement within the next 2–3 years to make the biggest impact on reducing flooding in Accra?
Emmanuel 3 hours ago
Excellent piece. Our problem as a nation is that after investing in education, we refuse to benefit from its fruits. You can't believe that we have such fine brains in Ghana and yet their usefulness don't mater to us because ... read full comment
Excellent piece. Our problem as a nation is that after investing in education, we refuse to benefit from its fruits. You can't believe that we have such fine brains in Ghana and yet their usefulness don't mater to us because we don't understand what development is all about. Unfortunately for us, development is building concrete structures and don't care a hoot where they are sited. God bless you Willie.
Nana akua Boatemaa 48 minutes ago
Good one dear, very insightful read. Ghana’s overarching issue lies in its failure to capitalize on its own educational investments. It is disheartening that a nation blessed with such exceptional talent fails to utilize th ... read full comment
Good one dear, very insightful read. Ghana’s overarching issue lies in its failure to capitalize on its own educational investments. It is disheartening that a nation blessed with such exceptional talent fails to utilize these intellectual resources, largely due to a flawed concept of national progress. We have reduced development to mere brick and mortar, completely indifferent to strategic planning or location.
Thank you Williams! This is a really interesting and insightful piece. I hope it gets to the appropriate authorities and people for their consideration and action. Thanks again!
Good one Brother Williams! Your analysis of the Accra flooding issue is thorough and well-researched. The solutions you’ve outlined are right on point. If authorities and citizens alike adhere to these recommendations, we w ...
read full comment
Good one Brother Williams! Your analysis of the Accra flooding issue is thorough and well-researched. The solutions you’ve outlined are right on point. If authorities and citizens alike adhere to these recommendations, we w ...
read full comment
Im with you on this, William. Moving forward what practical policy or urban planning intervention do you believe Ghana could realistically implement within the next 2–3 years to make the biggest impact on reducing flooding ...
read full comment
Excellent piece. Our problem as a nation is that after investing in education, we refuse to benefit from its fruits. You can't believe that we have such fine brains in Ghana and yet their usefulness don't mater to us because ...
read full comment
Good one dear, very insightful read. Ghana’s overarching issue lies in its failure to capitalize on its own educational investments. It is disheartening that a nation blessed with such exceptional talent fails to utilize th ...
read full comment