Vision in progress: The Law School’s new building complex

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• Ewvevi 1 year ago

  All we know in Ghana is to build new structures, enjoy the beautiful sight of the structures, and expect the buildings to take care of themselves. I bet this building will be completed on time, but, give it two years down the ...
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  All we know in Ghana is to build new structures, enjoy the beautiful sight of the structures, and expect the buildings to take care of themselves. I bet this building will be completed on time, but, give it two years down the line and you'll start hearing of leaking roofs, short - circuiting of electrical currents, and all sorts of useless things, and then in the end some thieves in leadership will solicit for loans to rehabilitate the building. They'll include purchase of furniture from abroad, in the midst of plenty wood varieties in Axim and Half Assini, chop all the loan money by sending their block headed children to international schools for poor teachers to suffer in their hands. Tsreseh, the foolishness nu, I don't know where Ghanaians inherited ours from. Whether it was through surrogacy or IVF, I simply don't know. I shall repeat again, that, the black man was not created into this world to do what formal education teaches. We're so so inept at intellectually tasking duties. Even common pothole, we have to get loans from abroad to patch. We should have been left to remain as hunters, peasants, and fisherman. We are so good at such things. Look at how our women know how to clean fufu worma, without fungal infection. The little that is loaned to us too, wicked thieves like Cecilia Dapaah and her like will steal it and put it in poly tanks and spend it alone. Instead of punishing them, another useless certificateless wee puffing drooling fool for a so called president will look on unconcerned. Are we normal in this continent at all? Oh lord have mercy orporas.

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• Pk 1 year ago

  Theories institution, but not engineering institution

  Theories institution, but not engineering institution

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• OSAFO KANTANKA 1 year ago

  I am not sure Ghana is doing the right thing by pump such amount of money into this project. I would have expected any self respecting visionary government to pump money into the department of Agriculture with advanced equi ...
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  I am not sure Ghana is doing the right thing by pump such amount of money into this project. I would have expected any self respecting visionary government to pump money into the department of Agriculture with advanced equipment in Morden Mechanised Farming Machinery and farming practices. I am not surprised by this useless acts. Most of our troubles in the country have been caused and created by “ I put it to you guys “ ,who don’t produce a single grain of corn or rice in the country. This is disgusting and disgraceful.

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• Lawyer who knows 1 year ago

  You are very ignorant my friend so don't comment without facts please. The University is now diversified in shares so the GOG does not own any majority shares and all investment comes from private funds and the schools invest ...
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  You are very ignorant my friend so don't comment without facts please. The University is now diversified in shares so the GOG does not own any majority shares and all investment comes from private funds and the schools investors and majority shareholders, this is similar to what is happening at the UPSA. This shows you that private management works well in this sector.

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