New road traffic law bars Speaker, Chief Justice from using sirens in their official vehicles

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Hard 1 year ago

The minority has serious problems! When the issue came they talked against it. Now new law is coming they have issues again.

The minority has serious problems! When the issue came they talked against it. Now new law is coming they have issues again.
THE MINORITY HAS NO PROBLEM WITH THE NEW LAW. IT IS THE NPP THAT HAS A PROBLEM WITH THE NEW LAW 1 year ago

Apart from the President and the Vice President, everyone else must stop using sirens in their cars. It is a nuisance

Apart from the President and the Vice President, everyone else must stop using sirens in their cars. It is a nuisance
Akua 1 year ago

Correct for 110 points.

Correct for 110 points.
Kk 1 year ago

Is our condition better,or you having a sirens will make this worse situation better. You wouldn't hear such nonsense from any civilized country.

Is our condition better,or you having a sirens will make this worse situation better. You wouldn't hear such nonsense from any civilized country.
Kubut3 1 year ago

Even our masters, with all their monies and power doesn't give motorcades to members of parliament or congressmen. Only the president and the vice president deserve a motocade. These MPs should leave home early to avoid t ...
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Even our masters, with all their monies and power doesn't give motorcades to members of parliament or congressmen. Only the president and the vice president deserve a motocade. These MPs should leave home early to avoid traffic.
Simpa Panyin Nunoo M. 1 year ago

Can you imagine how Accra will be, if all these over three hundred MPs are given the right to use sirens?

Can you imagine how Accra will be, if all these over three hundred MPs are given the right to use sirens?
Akua 1 year ago

And they will be using the sirens when they are going to their home town or attending weddings and funerals.

And they will be using the sirens when they are going to their home town or attending weddings and funerals.
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Agyenkwa Hustler 1 year ago

Ghanaians have become too unruly in this 4th republic. Everything is calling for a coup to restore order. Sirens for what???

Ghanaians have become too unruly in this 4th republic. Everything is calling for a coup to restore order. Sirens for what???
Kofi BA 1 year ago

Alban Bagbin is the cause of this. He abused the motorcade privilege, and this caused anger in the people. In future, we can revisit this and possibly revise it when a reasonable speaker is elected

Alban Bagbin is the cause of this. He abused the motorcade privilege, and this caused anger in the people. In future, we can revisit this and possibly revise it when a reasonable speaker is elected
Senseless leaders 1 year ago

In stead of thinking of better traffic for their communities, they want to be given priorities when they are not solving any of the problems they inherited. Make better roads and tax payers will not be late, nor would you. th ...
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In stead of thinking of better traffic for their communities, they want to be given priorities when they are not solving any of the problems they inherited. Make better roads and tax payers will not be late, nor would you. this is simple. With all the benefits they enjoy, they still want more? Brain- dead Ghanaian politicians. Always comparing themselves to UK, US when it is for their benefit. SHAMMMME!!!!!
KWASI IN EUROPE 1 year ago

Who asked you to be MPs? Are you not the same people who were kissing babies and washing women's clothes in public for votes? Did you tell the people that you would become pocket kings and queens and boss over them? Naniama.

Who asked you to be MPs? Are you not the same people who were kissing babies and washing women's clothes in public for votes? Did you tell the people that you would become pocket kings and queens and boss over them? Naniama.
KWASI IN EUROPE 1 year ago

Who asked you to be MPs? Are you not the same people who were kissing babies and washing women's clothes in public for votes? Did you tell the people that you would become pocket kings and queens and boss over them? Naniama.

Who asked you to be MPs? Are you not the same people who were kissing babies and washing women's clothes in public for votes? Did you tell the people that you would become pocket kings and queens and boss over them? Naniama.
Afua Iceland 1 year ago

Same in Rwanda. No news

Same in Rwanda. No news
KoBakor 1 year ago

Am going to have a large scotch following this LI. When are these over-pampered lot going to stop winging. Tro tro operators, market women, labourers, office workers etc whose blood n sweat make the country tick all have to l ...
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Am going to have a large scotch following this LI. When are these over-pampered lot going to stop winging. Tro tro operators, market women, labourers, office workers etc whose blood n sweat make the country tick all have to leave home early to get to work. Why can’t these greedy b’stards do same? The Speaker n the Chief Justice don’t deserve this privilege. The Speaker in particular has too many undeserved privileges. Talking abt moaning MPs, if the work is difficult why would some of them even sell their Grandma to get elected. If you can’t stand the heat get the out of the kitchen.

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