A National Housing Fund can help boost affordable housing in Ghana - Housing entrepreneur proposes

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• ANTHER MAN THAT JUST FLOP GUMS 1 year ago

  AND TALK ABOUT SOMTHING HE DONT FULL UNDERSTAND

  AND TALK ABOUT SOMTHING HE DONT FULL UNDERSTAND

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Nana you have brought up an issue that troubled many dead mean when they were alive and is threatening majority of men who are still participating in the workforce and some who have retired. How does one build their house in ...
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  Nana you have brought up an issue that troubled many dead mean when they were alive and is threatening majority of men who are still participating in the workforce and some who have retired. How does one build their house in Ghana.
  For many the plan is to save enough money to acquire a piece of land, then save some more to contract artisans to build there house.

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Then there's are the estate development companies selling readily built units.
  A brief history of the housing and accommodation subject of Ghana is not that extensive, pre independent the wealthy, the merchants class, local ...
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  Then there's are the estate development companies selling readily built units.
  A brief history of the housing and accommodation subject of Ghana is not that extensive, pre independent the wealthy, the merchants class, local traditional chiefs, industrious farmers and other foreign trained natives had the resources to put to houses and this situations is replete accross most of colonial West Africa.
  Then came independent, the first president embarked to an industralisation drive and these industries had to be manned which gave birth to the building to residential areas by the government largely to house the workforce and most units were also build for people that worked in the civil service

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Something happened,the real character of the Ghanaian was unveiled, if one reads, the works of these authors a handle can be put on these events
  -Money galore by Amu Djoleto
  -The beautyful ones are not yet born by Ayi Kwei
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  Something happened,the real character of the Ghanaian was unveiled, if one reads, the works of these authors a handle can be put on these events
  -Money galore by Amu Djoleto
  -The beautyful ones are not yet born by Ayi Kwei
  -No longer at ease by Chinua
  -Arrow of God by Chinua
  
  The Ghanaian and West African became corrupt mostly appropriating thier office for profit and commiting crimes of opportunity

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• Accranie 1 year ago

  Throw in partisan politics and you have a situations a Ni9erian associate of mine referred to as *jungle has matured* The military and politicians will take their turns in experimenting with governance and what you see today ...
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  Throw in partisan politics and you have a situations a Ni9erian associate of mine referred to as *jungle has matured* The military and politicians will take their turns in experimenting with governance and what you see today is the results of their actions and inactions.
  So Nana, it's been a very rough ride for Mother Ghana with no concerted effort at anything simply put a haphazard life for most of the citizens.
  Housing like job creations and access to social services don't stand in isolation and if Ghanaians decide to take Nation Building seriously i will advise they take the free market approach to housing and accommodation and like one of our former president put it, in todays world the solution to our problems is found everywhere the question is will Ghanaians continued sleeping after our Kwame Nkrumah admonished them not to

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• NTOW 1 year ago

  It’s obvious people still do not understand the issue of housing . Pity.

  It’s obvious people still do not understand the issue of housing . Pity.

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• Joeboy 1 year ago

  I'm confused. He wants to use public money to support private ventures? Huh? He thinks a private company can build decent low cost housing in a nation who's currency is .... Enough with creating funds that no ordinary cit ...
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  I'm confused. He wants to use public money to support private ventures? Huh? He thinks a private company can build decent low cost housing in a nation who's currency is .... Enough with creating funds that no ordinary citizen benefits from. Learn from Rwanda.

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