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• Joe 11 years ago

  Well said.

  Well said.

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• JOHN DADZIE 11 years ago

  This article must be published daily for broader readership and until a comprehensive sanitation policy is outlined by the government.
  It is inconceivable and shamefully unfortunate that this so-called Ministerial Secretary ...
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  This article must be published daily for broader readership and until a comprehensive sanitation policy is outlined by the government.
  It is inconceivable and shamefully unfortunate that this so-called Ministerial Secretary is incapable of analyzing the root causes of these insanitary conditions in Accra and the country as a whole. This underscores the widespread perception that this government has no clue as to its responsibilities other than its exceptional proficiency in thievery.

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• GIRLS SP 11 years ago

  Those people defacate in open spaces because they are primitive fools including the Ministers who pocket the monies and ride in 4x4 Vehicles instead of infrastructure for the people.

  Those people defacate in open spaces because they are primitive fools including the Ministers who pocket the monies and ride in 4x4 Vehicles instead of infrastructure for the people.

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• yaw 11 years ago

  well if governments from Busia time to Agya Attahs time had done something about it this wouldnt have happened. the people in all these areas are carefree and do whatever they like.

  well if governments from Busia time to Agya Attahs time had done something about it this wouldnt have happened. the people in all these areas are carefree and do whatever they like.

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• RAW SHIIIIT 11 years ago

  SO NOW THE SHITERS ALSO WILL CONTINUE SHITING IN THE PUBLIC PLACES UNTIL THE MAYOR SHAVE HIS BEAR

  SO NOW THE SHITERS ALSO WILL CONTINUE SHITING IN THE PUBLIC PLACES UNTIL THE MAYOR SHAVE HIS BEAR

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• LAMBONG 11 years ago

  1.Laws on buildings (residential)are not enforced.2.Environmental Health $ Sanitation Unit of MMDAs are not supported and motivated to execute their duties.3.Where are the building inspectors.4 Sanitary facilities eg toilets ...
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  1.Laws on buildings (residential)are not enforced.2.Environmental Health $ Sanitation Unit of MMDAs are not supported and motivated to execute their duties.3.Where are the building inspectors.4 Sanitary facilities eg toilets are not provided in households so tenants are compiled to use open spaces to do their own thing.seeeeee ooooooooooooo

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• Kweku Baah 11 years ago

  It is unimaginable that as we speak, open drains are still being constructed in this modern day and age in Ghana. City authorities and town planners in Ghana can simply not think!!

  It is unimaginable that as we speak, open drains are still being constructed in this modern day and age in Ghana. City authorities and town planners in Ghana can simply not think!!

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• Nana Kwaku 11 years ago

  Such write has not been the first in our history. Okoampa has done well to add his voice. The first I read was some twenty five years ago in the Mirror. All Jerry Rawlings did was to go to Cape Coast and insult the chiefs tha ...
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  Such write has not been the first in our history. Okoampa has done well to add his voice. The first I read was some twenty five years ago in the Mirror. All Jerry Rawlings did was to go to Cape Coast and insult the chiefs that even cats don't defecate in the open. If Ghanaians could recall, that almost cost him the election against Adu Boahene. We all know indiscipline is rife because of votes. All politicians are scared to lose votes of course, hence the inability to put things in order including sanitation.
  
  As we are all aware, it is the constituency chairmen who operate public toilets, so the assemblies will never ever cooperate to have toilets in every house. After all, if there is a toilet in every house, who will patronise theirs. It is the same monies that are used for election campaign by both NDC and NPP. If JJ could not do it in 19 years, Kufuor could have done it in less than 8!!

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• YAW 11 years ago

  Who can fault such a brilliant,lucid,and coherent article.

  Who can fault such a brilliant,lucid,and coherent article.

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