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The Oil City- Takoradi

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  • OSLO 11 years ago

    T'ardi people have big mouth!! Why name Takoradi, Oil City? I think this type of praise should stop. So how will you call Obuasi, gold city? I beg stop this big talk because it doesn't do any good to the Takoradi.

  • Joe Bonsoe 11 years ago

    Oslo! you can go ahead and tag Obuasi too as the "Gold City" if you want to or you better chill out if you have nothing to contribute. By the way Obuasi is not the biggest gold producer in Ghana. The mines companies in Obuasi ...
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  • KojoT 11 years ago

    Your comparison of Obuasi to Johannesburg unearths some pertinent questions. Obuasi needs to be developed just like any other town/city by the Central government and not by the mining companies. The mining company (Anglogold) ...
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  • ELINAM 11 years ago

    The difference between these two mines town/city is, one is operated with people with local ingenuity and the love to settle there.
    With this local ingenuity, you save a lot of money from imports and also value adding techn ...
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  • shamu 11 years ago

    Look, when we talk about development, is not just about oad, telephones, buildings and so on and on. There is one thing that Ghanaians have never talk about and I am still wondering why do we think so cheap that it sometimes ...
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  • arafat amsterdam 11 years ago

    i dont agree with your opinion, because accident causes a lot of death on our roads daily with the reason of bad roads therefore spending on our road is the best thing to do also the same like health sector.

  • MR. FIGURE - OUT 11 years ago

    Both of you guys are right in your respective comments and are discussing a very important Economic Theory that you may not have any idea of, ie Opportunity Cost/ Scale Of Preference. You have distinguished yourselves among ...
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  • shamu 11 years ago

    Look, when we talk about development, is not just about oad, telephones, buildings and so on and on. There is one thing that Ghanaians have never talk about and I am still wondering why do we think so cheap that it sometimes ...
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  • Andy 11 years ago

    Thank you for, trying your best, to elaborate one of the main important issues in our country, Ghana, once again, thanks, please keep writing more articles like this, and the messages will get to them,

  • Ohenenana 11 years ago

    Oslo you should comment on the Topic at Hand and stop these nonsense,aah ba.The writer has a Point here instead of contrubuting to it you just divert People áttention from it.If you do not have any thing to add,please leave ...
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  • OSLO 11 years ago

    My concern is the name tag "OIL CITY". The contents of the article has its problem to be argumented. NEVER EVER insult me nor anyone you don't know nor have its image or equality in your family, and you dare tell me(Oslo you ...
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  • BIG - JOE -moscow/kharkov/minsk 11 years ago

    Oslo your article bubbles with insightful comparisons ...new levels of govt policies to implement and impact on transportation network of modern day Ghana . Do you think our policy makers don't know how to turn infrastructure ...
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  • banana 11 years ago

    Kwame Nkrumah was and is still my favorite African president...but he didnt build the ghana railways system...they were built by the colonial govt- britain...nkrumah built tema harbor and the city, tech university in kumasi a ...
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  • Repugnant. 11 years ago

    Nkrumah built the Central Railroad system, the Achiasi Kotoku line. So that one would not have to travel all the way from Takoradi to Kumasi first when traveling by rail to Accra. He also added the Dunkwaw Ofinso to Awaso lin ...
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  • Nana 11 years ago

    Can someone tell the so called minister for roads and highway and minister for local government to read this editorial.Most of the so called ministers are narrowed minded and need to grow up. There is nothing wrong with Ghana ...
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  • kwaku b 11 years ago

    GOOD ARTICLE KEEP IT UP SIR

  • Akwele 11 years ago

    Better roads mean better travel conditions and better quality of life for all Ghanaians.

  • Kwakutse 11 years ago

    Willie Roy Agbo, are you out of your mind or perhaps, you don't read enough together your facts before putting hands on to type your story. I'm baffled as to how everything in this country is credited to Kwame Nkrumah even th ...
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