Every radio station must have two different types of News Broadcasts. The first must be National news and the second must be restricted to only events in the local district, Municipality or Metropolis.
People don't even kn ... read full comment
Every radio station must have two different types of News Broadcasts. The first must be National news and the second must be restricted to only events in the local district, Municipality or Metropolis.
People don't even know where shops are located.
Atinga Kobla Atongo 9 years ago
TOO MUCH OF THIS ACCIDENTS. BAD ROADS AND HUMAN ERROR.
TOO MUCH OF THIS ACCIDENTS. BAD ROADS AND HUMAN ERROR.
Bechemniiba(Paris) 9 years ago
Where exactly did the accident take place? If you say Asokore-Mampong road
you've said nothing and no one from Effiduasi or Asokore will get you right as Asokore itself is called Asokore -Mampong. Be Explicite,please.
Where exactly did the accident take place? If you say Asokore-Mampong road
you've said nothing and no one from Effiduasi or Asokore will get you right as Asokore itself is called Asokore -Mampong. Be Explicite,please.
Maame Abenah 9 years ago
We cannot find a tow truck.
A typical Mahama's Better Ghana.
The Police are on yhe scene as well the fire service,but guess,they have no equipment to free the people crying for help. Yes this exactly is Mahama's Better Ghan ... read full comment
We cannot find a tow truck.
A typical Mahama's Better Ghana.
The Police are on yhe scene as well the fire service,but guess,they have no equipment to free the people crying for help. Yes this exactly is Mahama's Better Ghana.
No Mahama must go. He is hopeless.
KWAME-BELGIUM 9 years ago
Maame Abenah, you sound somehow not normal in your brain. What has the carelessness of drivers on the road doing with NPP/NDC and now you make mention of President Mahama ? Remember that your freedom of speech does not guaran ... read full comment
Maame Abenah, you sound somehow not normal in your brain. What has the carelessness of drivers on the road doing with NPP/NDC and now you make mention of President Mahama ? Remember that your freedom of speech does not guarantee freedom of abuse of the Head of State.
KWAME-BELGIUM 9 years ago
Maame Abenah, he is hopeless just as your father. Sorry for you.
Maame Abenah, he is hopeless just as your father. Sorry for you.
Mike Olongo, USA 9 years ago
Maame Abenah, Are you implying by this comment that Tow trucks and the other equipment you mentioned were there in abundance during the tenure of past governments and Mahama only came to remove them? Or the inefficiencies of ... read full comment
Maame Abenah, Are you implying by this comment that Tow trucks and the other equipment you mentioned were there in abundance during the tenure of past governments and Mahama only came to remove them? Or the inefficiencies of Police, Fire Department, and other government agencies only surfaced during Mahama's time? Do not get me wrong; I am no Mahama fan but sorry to say your logic sounds skewed to me.
Kwame Dokyi 9 years ago
Indeed Maame Abenah's reasoning is horizontal!These services are rendered by the private sector in civilized countries!!
Indeed Maame Abenah's reasoning is horizontal!These services are rendered by the private sector in civilized countries!!
A. M. Nurideen 9 years ago
I symphatise with the woman who lost her husband but only one person was involved in the accident. May his soul rest in peace. amiiin.
I symphatise with the woman who lost her husband but only one person was involved in the accident. May his soul rest in peace. amiiin.
K. SOLOMON 9 years ago
Living in Ghana is like being an antelope in the forest. You just hope and pray that you are not the next one to fall prey to one of the wild animals (over speeding drivers, drunken drivers, armed robbers) etc. This is the tr ... read full comment
Living in Ghana is like being an antelope in the forest. You just hope and pray that you are not the next one to fall prey to one of the wild animals (over speeding drivers, drunken drivers, armed robbers) etc. This is the truth we prefer to close our eyes to. How long will it take the Government to give basic security to the people and take measures to make our roads safe.
A K 5 9 years ago
I like your analogy. Though funny, it makes sense.
I like your analogy. Though funny, it makes sense.
Every radio station must have two different types of News Broadcasts. The first must be National news and the second must be restricted to only events in the local district, Municipality or Metropolis.
People don't even kn ...
read full comment
TOO MUCH OF THIS ACCIDENTS. BAD ROADS AND HUMAN ERROR.
Where exactly did the accident take place? If you say Asokore-Mampong road
you've said nothing and no one from Effiduasi or Asokore will get you right as Asokore itself is called Asokore -Mampong. Be Explicite,please.
We cannot find a tow truck.
A typical Mahama's Better Ghana.
The Police are on yhe scene as well the fire service,but guess,they have no equipment to free the people crying for help. Yes this exactly is Mahama's Better Ghan ...
read full comment
Maame Abenah, you sound somehow not normal in your brain. What has the carelessness of drivers on the road doing with NPP/NDC and now you make mention of President Mahama ? Remember that your freedom of speech does not guaran ...
read full comment
Maame Abenah, he is hopeless just as your father. Sorry for you.
Maame Abenah, Are you implying by this comment that Tow trucks and the other equipment you mentioned were there in abundance during the tenure of past governments and Mahama only came to remove them? Or the inefficiencies of ...
read full comment
Indeed Maame Abenah's reasoning is horizontal!These services are rendered by the private sector in civilized countries!!
I symphatise with the woman who lost her husband but only one person was involved in the accident. May his soul rest in peace. amiiin.
Living in Ghana is like being an antelope in the forest. You just hope and pray that you are not the next one to fall prey to one of the wild animals (over speeding drivers, drunken drivers, armed robbers) etc. This is the tr ...
read full comment
I like your analogy. Though funny, it makes sense.