TMA Building Permits process is disrespectfull and Corrupt 1 month ago
Has anyone applied for a building Permit at the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA)? After paying hard cash to obtain the building permit, applicants are subjected to very disrespectfull and corrupt processes at the Works depart ... read full comment
Has anyone applied for a building Permit at the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA)? After paying hard cash to obtain the building permit, applicants are subjected to very disrespectfull and corrupt processes at the Works department. This process is unecessarily stretched for many years by the staff at the Works department due to their incompetence and corrupt processes. The current head at the Works department is a guy who calls himself "Engineer Obour" is the worst culprit. This arrogant and over pampered "Obour" guy behaves as if he owns his position forever and will never die in this life. Posterity will judge all of this corrupt people at the Works department of the TMA
BerylRichards 1 month ago
Nice piece !!
We need a mindset revolution and in a democratic structured form of governance it will be challenging. If the traditional rulers and religious leaders would join forces and develop a national agenda for the c ... read full comment
Nice piece !!
We need a mindset revolution and in a democratic structured form of governance it will be challenging. If the traditional rulers and religious leaders would join forces and develop a national agenda for the country it might go a long way to help us.
Fact is all lands is for the govt but the TRUTH is, the Lands belongs to the traditional cheifs. Govts will come and go but the people will still be teh same set of folks.
For once, Lets get "selfish", look inward and BUILD our nation!!
Has anyone applied for a building Permit at the Tema Metropolitan Assembly (TMA)? After paying hard cash to obtain the building permit, applicants are subjected to very disrespectfull and corrupt processes at the Works depart ...
read full comment
Nice piece !!
We need a mindset revolution and in a democratic structured form of governance it will be challenging. If the traditional rulers and religious leaders would join forces and develop a national agenda for the c ...
read full comment