Residents refuse to relocate despite Weija dam spillage, citing lack of alternatives

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• Quaye 6 months ago

  Waa look, we are not serious in GH

  Waa look, we are not serious in GH

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• Kwadwo 6 months ago

  And these idiots will be calling for government intervention after a disaster. Foolish people

  And these idiots will be calling for government intervention after a disaster. Foolish people

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• Asakramitoga 6 months ago

  Fools. Where did they come from before acquiring the waterway lands

  Fools. Where did they come from before acquiring the waterway lands

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• Kay 6 months ago

  Black man! so we cannot use our brains to innovate? ..how can't we find an alternative use for such excess water each year than to just spill them? We are very lazy going for the easier solutions and cannot think outside the ...
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  Black man! so we cannot use our brains to innovate? ..how can't we find an alternative use for such excess water each year than to just spill them? We are very lazy going for the easier solutions and cannot think outside the box....that is why we continue to suffer.....For those in the low land communities, didn't you know this problem of dam spillage before buying the land to build your house?

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• Brigadier Sabari v.2 6 months ago

  Leave them there and let nadmo spend a dime on them once they are flooded. Black mentality sucks big time

  Leave them there and let nadmo spend a dime on them once they are flooded. Black mentality sucks big time

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• Newself 6 months ago

  In the first place, no one should have been allowed to settle in the vast lowlands downstream of the Weija dam where the Densu river has even developed distributaries into the sea. These lands are prone to flooding and very ...
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  In the first place, no one should have been allowed to settle in the vast lowlands downstream of the Weija dam where the Densu river has even developed distributaries into the sea. These lands are prone to flooding and very fertile for farming. We should plan to remove virtually all the settlement there over the next 10 to 20 years.

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• scary 6 months ago

  very annoying.with this mentality ghana will be hard to develop

  very annoying.with this mentality ghana will be hard to develop

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• Koo Boire 6 months ago

  The behavior of the weija residents is very disappointing. Their response to the warning is very disrespectful. I sympathise with the children in that location. Às for the adults there I advise them to rethink their decisio ...
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  The behavior of the weija residents is very disappointing. Their response to the warning is very disrespectful. I sympathise with the children in that location. Às for the adults there I advise them to rethink their decision.

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• Tsotsoo 6 months ago

  Please leave them. They used to water. Where are they relocating to. Leave them. Thank you.

  Please leave them. They used to water. Where are they relocating to. Leave them. Thank you.

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• K O Nash 6 months ago

  They should be forced out rather then that they are on their own. Where there’s no law there’s no civilization human should live far from dams, but if they refuse to live each one own a house there must get a warning sign ...
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  They should be forced out rather then that they are on their own. Where there’s no law there’s no civilization human should live far from dams, but if they refuse to live each one own a house there must get a warning sign letter to move out and if they refuse then they will be on their own, also a big sign board should be on the land to let people know there’s a danger on the land thank you all .

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