Ablakwa commends Local Government Minister for his commitment to protecting state lands

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• JACK TORONTO 1 year ago

  Where are those who said ABLAKWA is against the ASHANTI'S and the AKAN'S? Ablakwah is only against the THIEVES.

  Where are those who said ABLAKWA is against the ASHANTI'S and the AKAN'S? Ablakwah is only against the THIEVES.

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• FRANKIE 1 year ago

  BRAVO minister. Continue with the good works. I only hope that the mother serpent of corruption will not reshuffle you. How can we convert all our greenbelts into real estate and expect to breathe quality air? These parks are ...
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  BRAVO minister. Continue with the good works. I only hope that the mother serpent of corruption will not reshuffle you. How can we convert all our greenbelts into real estate and expect to breathe quality air? These parks are also meant to be places of relaxation and spaces for thinking yet thieving politicians are wickedly appropriating them to themselves without giving a hoot about the environmental consequences.

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• Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 1 year ago

  Give praises where they belong. Bu bear in mind that we shall not shy away from criticising your greed colleagues who inappropriately and illegally acquire state properties.

  Give praises where they belong. Bu bear in mind that we shall not shy away from criticising your greed colleagues who inappropriately and illegally acquire state properties.

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• Bestbuy Ent 1 year ago

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• Stephano 1 year ago

  He acted swiftly because it was just a crony who was involved and may not have been endorsed by the majority in government and in the npp. What about the government officials and npp thieves who are looting other state lands ...
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  He acted swiftly because it was just a crony who was involved and may not have been endorsed by the majority in government and in the npp. What about the government officials and npp thieves who are looting other state lands at Cantonments and all over the country?

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• Rob 1 year ago

  WHAT GHANA NEEDS NOW IS A CHANGE/REVEW OF THE CURRENT CONSTITUTION AND NOT A CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT BECAUSE ALL THE MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES HAVE BEEN TRIED AND TESTED BUT HAS NOT YIELDED THE DEVELOPMENT WE SHOULD HAVE AT 67 YEA ...
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  WHAT GHANA NEEDS NOW IS A CHANGE/REVEW OF THE CURRENT CONSTITUTION AND NOT A CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT BECAUSE ALL THE MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES HAVE BEEN TRIED AND TESTED BUT HAS NOT YIELDED THE DEVELOPMENT WE SHOULD HAVE AT 67 YEA ...
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• Prisons office 1 year ago

  The labone office of prisons near police hospital
  
  Work on that too

  The labone office of prisons near police hospital
  
  Work on that too

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• Sherifatu Omuro 1 year ago

  The constitution seems to favour politicians and people in power than those who voted for them and the citizens. The constitution need to be change to favour all.

  The constitution seems to favour politicians and people in power than those who voted for them and the citizens. The constitution need to be change to favour all.

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• STAFFORD 1 year ago

  The NPP will need to use state lands to build new homes and new townships, surrounded by open land or woods/forests so people in the existing neighbourhood settlement would not feel they were being overwhelmed by sorawl. This ...
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  The NPP will need to use state lands to build new homes and new townships, surrounded by open land or woods/forests so people in the existing neighbourhood settlement would not feel they were being overwhelmed by sorawl. This would reduce exceessive pressure on roads,schools and health service in the cities. A true new generation of new towns with beautiful buildings and tree-lined streets.

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