Akufo-Addo's National Cathedral: A legacy never meant to be?

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Czar 1 year ago

It is open to the public, go and see what 52 million dollars can do!

It is open to the public, go and see what 52 million dollars can do!
Dr Mumbi Seraki 1 year ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 10 paracetamol at once.........or combine medicine and
akpeteshie or weedicide.

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 10 paracetamol at once.........or combine medicine and
akpeteshie or weedicide.
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Osabarima 1 year ago

The Akufo Addo's misnamed national cathedral failed because it was all about Akufo Addo's EGO. This is a man who opened an uncompleted hospital in order to have his name slapped on the front wall.

The Akufo Addo's misnamed national cathedral failed because it was all about Akufo Addo's EGO. This is a man who opened an uncompleted hospital in order to have his name slapped on the front wall.
Wwwe 1 year ago

Masa he's out of office now tell Ur boss

Masa he's out of office now tell Ur boss
chief vandal 1 year ago

a sad commentary on our great Republic. Never again please

a sad commentary on our great Republic. Never again please
KEEP THE BIG HOLE AS IT IS AS WITNESS TO FUTURE GENERATIONS SO THAT NOBODY WILL REPEAT SUCH FOLLY. ALSO ERECT A PLAQUE AT THE SITE. 1 year ago

Keep the gaping festering sore that the abandoned National Cathedral site is today to serve as a memorial and testament to future generations of Ghanaians so that they will learn HOW NOT TO RUN A COUNTRY. And we must not forg ...
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Keep the gaping festering sore that the abandoned National Cathedral site is today to serve as a memorial and testament to future generations of Ghanaians so that they will learn HOW NOT TO RUN A COUNTRY. And we must not forget to erect a plaque with the names of the "great and good" who lent their names to such a crminal enterprise.Anyone whose name is on this plaque who desires to have their name expunged from it must be made to at least $500,000 into a special fund set up to improve and upgrade our 50 most deprived healthcare centres .However those who dreamed up this hairbrained scheme or are shown to have profitted handsomely from the National Cathedral must be made to pay a penalty of $25,000,000 to $50,000,000 as compensation to to the people of Ghana.
Ataadwe 1 year ago

Just look at the model of that so-called cathedral. Nothing more than a glorified shed that would have cost us hundreds of millions of dollars.

Just look at the model of that so-called cathedral. Nothing more than a glorified shed that would have cost us hundreds of millions of dollars.
Bakogone Tiblisi Honest VIEWS ATTEN TION 1 year ago

The people said NO from the beginning due to other higher priorities but leaders said YES.
But the people kept saying NO.
But leaders said YES.

THE PEOPLE SAID NO.

BUT LEADERS SAID YES.

BUT THE PEOPLE SAID ...

A ...
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The people said NO from the beginning due to other higher priorities but leaders said YES.
But the people kept saying NO.
But leaders said YES.

THE PEOPLE SAID NO.

BUT LEADERS SAID YES.

BUT THE PEOPLE SAID ...

AND THE LEADers SAID ..

IN THE END THE PEOPLE WERE PROVEN RIGHT. THE ECONOMY COULD NOT SUSTAIN THE PROJECT.

LESSON? DO WHAT THE WISE PEOPLE SAY, NOT WHAT THE UNWISE ONES SAY.
Kormi Ahorlu 1 year ago

The former president has caused financial loss to the state.
He should be made to pay for the destroyed buildings of the judges, passport office and embassy.

The former president has caused financial loss to the state.
He should be made to pay for the destroyed buildings of the judges, passport office and embassy.

Ghanaweb 1 year ago

Propaganda against the Cathedral won't wash. It will be built. Period

Propaganda against the Cathedral won't wash. It will be built. Period
Joko 1 year ago

Stop hallucinating you fool.

Stop hallucinating you fool.
Antichrist 1 year ago

Yeah the Christian majority must defend it fr1im the antichrist

Yeah the Christian majority must defend it fr1im the antichrist
SURVIVAL 1 year ago

This project is private,so Akuffo Addo should use his ex-gratia to refill the mosquito breeding pond.

This project is private,so Akuffo Addo should use his ex-gratia to refill the mosquito breeding pond.
Songooo 1 year ago

Oh! Africa politicians?? There used to be accommodations for most public officials.. brought down those buildings and see the results now! In fact, those involved most be queried..

Oh! Africa politicians?? There used to be accommodations for most public officials.. brought down those buildings and see the results now! In fact, those involved most be queried..
Kwame Peter 1 year ago

I have just learnt that the US National Cathedral in Washington DC where the funeral service of the late Jimmy Carter was held was built in 83yrs.

I have just learnt that the US National Cathedral in Washington DC where the funeral service of the late Jimmy Carter was held was built in 83yrs.

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