Country of law breakers. They break the law first and occupy lands demarcated for roads When the authorities begin to embark on road expansion then they turn around and lambast the government and everyone who comes to thei ... read full comment
Country of law breakers. They break the law first and occupy lands demarcated for roads When the authorities begin to embark on road expansion then they turn around and lambast the government and everyone who comes to their corrupt mind. No where can the citizens willingly break the law and expect the government to compensate them or abandon the road expansion in totality. We deserve every stress and tears that comes with demolishing excercise
KOM 3 months ago
You are 1000% right. This can only happen in some of these African countries. The indiscipline in Ghana is too much.
Until the laws are fully applied across all sectors of the country, we will never move the dial an inch. T ... read full comment
You are 1000% right. This can only happen in some of these African countries. The indiscipline in Ghana is too much.
Until the laws are fully applied across all sectors of the country, we will never move the dial an inch. They are even fortunate that they are not made to pay a fine. Any serious country would have made them pay for the demolition. The “eny whii fama Nyame” is what is killing the country.
Antonio Finland 3 months ago
You are right. Trust me, the drunkard will go there tomorrow and promise them his government will not demolish their structures when he's voted for.
You are right. Trust me, the drunkard will go there tomorrow and promise them his government will not demolish their structures when he's voted for.
Dorothy 3 months ago
@ Antonio Finland. You are right. Bawumia will go and say his vision is to stop demolition. Kwasea. I will stop E-Levy
@ Antonio Finland. You are right. Bawumia will go and say his vision is to stop demolition. Kwasea. I will stop E-Levy
Mahama is coming like cakia 3 months ago
See this fool,it was your NDC that said that in kasoa,you think we don't know,that if they voted for them they would let them come and sell at the sides of the roads and at another instance told them they would give them the ... read full comment
See this fool,it was your NDC that said that in kasoa,you think we don't know,that if they voted for them they would let them come and sell at the sides of the roads and at another instance told them they would give them the chance to continue galamsey, kwasiakwa you think we have forgotten so soon, fools
Frank Agyena-Karikari 3 months ago
These houses? Stores etc did not just jump out to those places. They did not happen at Akuffo Addo’s time. Where were the various Governments when these were going on? Yes, those illegal structures should be pulled down.
These houses? Stores etc did not just jump out to those places. They did not happen at Akuffo Addo’s time. Where were the various Governments when these were going on? Yes, those illegal structures should be pulled down.
wahala 3 months ago
Every land owner on that stretch knows there's a road there, they think they are wise
Every land owner on that stretch knows there's a road there, they think they are wise
Pelicles 3 months ago
This indiscipline started from somewhere but was overlooked, and now, we are paying for it. People come to Accra from their towns and villages and started putting up structures as if there are no laws. The most annoying part ... read full comment
This indiscipline started from somewhere but was overlooked, and now, we are paying for it. People come to Accra from their towns and villages and started putting up structures as if there are no laws. The most annoying part is, at times, they try to force the government to compensate them for breaking the law.
Nii Armah 3 months ago
It's the responsibility of the various municipal assemblies to make sure no one encroaches on government land. But the municipal assemblies themselves allow this to go on. The take bribes from the law breakers. Not to talk of ... read full comment
It's the responsibility of the various municipal assemblies to make sure no one encroaches on government land. But the municipal assemblies themselves allow this to go on. The take bribes from the law breakers. Not to talk of the corrupt politicians who allow this for votes
Bob P. 3 months ago
Vote buying projects nkuaaa.
Vote buying projects nkuaaa.
Citizen8 3 months ago
Ghanaians are too lawless. They break the law with impunity. The sad bit about this whole lawless behaviour is that you'll find people defending these deviants and rather castigating state authorities trying to enforce the la ... read full comment
Ghanaians are too lawless. They break the law with impunity. The sad bit about this whole lawless behaviour is that you'll find people defending these deviants and rather castigating state authorities trying to enforce the law. This is one of the dangerous traits in us that undermine our development.
Akos 3 months ago
Christian's are the most law brakes in Ghana and Africa as a whole.
Christian's are the most law brakes in Ghana and Africa as a whole.
OSAFO KANTANKA 3 months ago
Well, I am afraid I have absolutely No sympathy for law breakers. You just don’t come from your village somewhere to Accra and start building houses anywhere with such audacity. You cannot do that even in your own village w ... read full comment
Well, I am afraid I have absolutely No sympathy for law breakers. You just don’t come from your village somewhere to Accra and start building houses anywhere with such audacity. You cannot do that even in your own village where you came from so what moves you to behave with such lawlessness in a foreign place? Arrogance, thievery, greed, stupidity or what? There are properly laid out laws or rules for building. Somebody needs to do an unpleasant job. Just Do it!!!
Dorothy 3 months ago
Bawumia's vision is to stop demolitions. The fool disagrees with Akufo Monkey Addo. He will stop E-Levy
Bawumia's vision is to stop demolitions. The fool disagrees with Akufo Monkey Addo. He will stop E-Levy
Kom 3 months ago
What has this got to do with Bawumia? The same people who want the government to scrap the e-levy are the same people criticizing Bawumia. So, what do we want?
What has this got to do with Bawumia? The same people who want the government to scrap the e-levy are the same people criticizing Bawumia. So, what do we want?
Kobby11_11 3 months ago
Too many squatters and slum-like developments in Accra.
Too many squatters and slum-like developments in Accra.
Xyz 3 months ago
Please extend this exercise to Sugnayilli in Sagnarigu district where houses shops and the like are blocking waterways and proposed roads and The Tamale/Kumbungu road causing floods in the environment
Sagnarigu Planning off ... read full comment
Please extend this exercise to Sugnayilli in Sagnarigu district where houses shops and the like are blocking waterways and proposed roads and The Tamale/Kumbungu road causing floods in the environment
Sagnarigu Planning officer and Tamale Metropolitan planning officer, Town planning, Lands commission and the Regional Administration should look into this to prevent future disaster
Are we sure we have the resources to construct 3 months ago
Hmm
Hmm
Kojo 3 months ago
Excellent! Not only when a public project is being undertaken but this should happen to illegally erected stores, squatters impeding free access to space meant for the public good. Too much lawless un this country and the gov ... read full comment
Excellent! Not only when a public project is being undertaken but this should happen to illegally erected stores, squatters impeding free access to space meant for the public good. Too much lawless un this country and the govt and it's agencies must act and not wait in end doing nothing!!
Don 3 months ago
Oooh this government is really wicked. I bet this road will never be constructed just as the hospital they destroyed.
Oooh this government is really wicked. I bet this road will never be constructed just as the hospital they destroyed.
it didn't take too long for a fool to show up 3 months ago
go easy on akpeteshie and wee
go easy on akpeteshie and wee
Kobina Sey 3 months ago
Mr Don, one of the impossibility folks. Shame on you, the La hospital construction is ongoing now.
Mr Don, one of the impossibility folks. Shame on you, the La hospital construction is ongoing now.
mr amin 3 months ago
All these is to sabotage Bawumia and give the ndc propaganda loud mouth why allow them to settle there in the first place
All these is to sabotage Bawumia and give the ndc propaganda loud mouth why allow them to settle there in the first place
wahala 3 months ago
I leave at oyibi, ＂the foolish ones＂ have their buildings back kraaaa because they know the road is a 2 lane road one day one day a government will do the roads, the wise ones decided to over the second lane
I leave at oyibi, ＂the foolish ones＂ have their buildings back kraaaa because they know the road is a 2 lane road one day one day a government will do the roads, the wise ones decided to over the second lane
Akurabu ibn 3 months ago
My brother and sisters what account for this demonilation,that properties destroyñ this way donot they hsve Title to their plat.
My brother and sisters what account for this demonilation,that properties destroyñ this way donot they hsve Title to their plat.
Eeeish , brofo paa nie. 3 months ago
Why not speak your language
Why not speak your language
yaa 3 months ago
Good - we really need to learn to obey laws.
Good - we really need to learn to obey laws.
Makaa-maka 3 months ago
Every good christian is a good citizen and every good citizen is a good christian so are Ghanaians good christians , muslims etc ? Answer for yourself bcos how can a good christian/muslim be involved in indiscipline practic ... read full comment
Every good christian is a good citizen and every good citizen is a good christian so are Ghanaians good christians , muslims etc ? Answer for yourself bcos how can a good christian/muslim be involved in indiscipline practices ? Oyiwa
Andy 3 months ago
Lawlessness country all these are aspects of religion, we will break the law and ask for forgiveness
Lawlessness country all these are aspects of religion, we will break the law and ask for forgiveness
Andy 3 months ago
Nothing wrong with that at all, they all go to church
Nothing wrong with that at all, they all go to church
N 3 months ago
We thank God! At long last this important stretch of road has seen signs of construction. Kudos to the ministry in charge: facilitate it quickly because traffic jam is too much that road
We thank God! At long last this important stretch of road has seen signs of construction. Kudos to the ministry in charge: facilitate it quickly because traffic jam is too much that road
Morpheus 3 months ago
Every single demolished commercial structure (90%) was taxed religiously by AdMA officials. Where are the monies collected over the years? AdMA nursed and protected this illegal development! Even Now that demolition is taking ... read full comment
Every single demolished commercial structure (90%) was taxed religiously by AdMA officials. Where are the monies collected over the years? AdMA nursed and protected this illegal development! Even Now that demolition is taking place favouritism is played and cronies are being protected from havoc!!!
Country of law breakers. They break the law first and occupy lands demarcated for roads When the authorities begin to embark on road expansion then they turn around and lambast the government and everyone who comes to thei ...
read full comment
You are 1000% right. This can only happen in some of these African countries. The indiscipline in Ghana is too much.
Until the laws are fully applied across all sectors of the country, we will never move the dial an inch. T ...
read full comment
You are right. Trust me, the drunkard will go there tomorrow and promise them his government will not demolish their structures when he's voted for.
@ Antonio Finland. You are right. Bawumia will go and say his vision is to stop demolition. Kwasea. I will stop E-Levy
See this fool,it was your NDC that said that in kasoa,you think we don't know,that if they voted for them they would let them come and sell at the sides of the roads and at another instance told them they would give them the ...
read full comment
These houses? Stores etc did not just jump out to those places. They did not happen at Akuffo Addo’s time. Where were the various Governments when these were going on? Yes, those illegal structures should be pulled down.
Every land owner on that stretch knows there's a road there, they think they are wise
This indiscipline started from somewhere but was overlooked, and now, we are paying for it. People come to Accra from their towns and villages and started putting up structures as if there are no laws. The most annoying part ...
read full comment
It's the responsibility of the various municipal assemblies to make sure no one encroaches on government land. But the municipal assemblies themselves allow this to go on. The take bribes from the law breakers. Not to talk of ...
read full comment
Vote buying projects nkuaaa.
Ghanaians are too lawless. They break the law with impunity. The sad bit about this whole lawless behaviour is that you'll find people defending these deviants and rather castigating state authorities trying to enforce the la ...
read full comment
Christian's are the most law brakes in Ghana and Africa as a whole.
Well, I am afraid I have absolutely No sympathy for law breakers. You just don’t come from your village somewhere to Accra and start building houses anywhere with such audacity. You cannot do that even in your own village w ...
read full comment
Bawumia's vision is to stop demolitions. The fool disagrees with Akufo Monkey Addo. He will stop E-Levy
What has this got to do with Bawumia? The same people who want the government to scrap the e-levy are the same people criticizing Bawumia. So, what do we want?
Too many squatters and slum-like developments in Accra.
Please extend this exercise to Sugnayilli in Sagnarigu district where houses shops and the like are blocking waterways and proposed roads and The Tamale/Kumbungu road causing floods in the environment
Sagnarigu Planning off ...
read full comment
Hmm
Excellent! Not only when a public project is being undertaken but this should happen to illegally erected stores, squatters impeding free access to space meant for the public good. Too much lawless un this country and the gov ...
read full comment
Oooh this government is really wicked. I bet this road will never be constructed just as the hospital they destroyed.
go easy on akpeteshie and wee
Mr Don, one of the impossibility folks. Shame on you, the La hospital construction is ongoing now.
All these is to sabotage Bawumia and give the ndc propaganda loud mouth why allow them to settle there in the first place
I leave at oyibi, ＂the foolish ones＂ have their buildings back kraaaa because they know the road is a 2 lane road one day one day a government will do the roads, the wise ones decided to over the second lane
My brother and sisters what account for this demonilation,that properties destroyñ this way donot they hsve Title to their plat.
Why not speak your language
Good - we really need to learn to obey laws.
Every good christian is a good citizen and every good citizen is a good christian so are Ghanaians good christians , muslims etc ? Answer for yourself bcos how can a good christian/muslim be involved in indiscipline practic ...
read full comment
Lawlessness country all these are aspects of religion, we will break the law and ask for forgiveness
Nothing wrong with that at all, they all go to church
We thank God! At long last this important stretch of road has seen signs of construction. Kudos to the ministry in charge: facilitate it quickly because traffic jam is too much that road
Every single demolished commercial structure (90%) was taxed religiously by AdMA officials. Where are the monies collected over the years? AdMA nursed and protected this illegal development! Even Now that demolition is taking ...
read full comment