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npp legacy. They ate all the monies meant for roads construction. They delivered nothing. Contracts were inflated by 300% yet there's nothing to show. For 8 years, the refain was "Year of Roads". Hmmmm
Stupidity at its peak.You failed to realise that when our drainage system are filled with filth and rubbish ,water will find its own way.What about the Shiashie & Okponglo Legon Road constructed by Kufour govt?
You are not driven by hate like the first speaker. It is very difficult to develop the country called Ghana from a centralized system. Let’s go federal — that will help to cure people of hate and also will make people mor ...
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We do not have short memories. Where is the money given by the World Bank fir the construction of Accra drains under NDC?
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Contractor you called yourself, we don't say we eat money rather we say we spent money . Illiterate fool go to school and stop insulting the NPP big gurus who are more educated.
Flooded with religion and prayer camps too. Dead brains running a country loll
We don't have a drainage problem. We have an indiscipline problem.
If we can't tell the truth we won't go anywhere. Even if advanced countries, people die from heavy rains and floods all the time. Check the stats of people ...
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It is because of poor Town and Country planning by the authorities or Accra Metropolitan Assembly coupled with greedy and illiterate Chiefs and unpatriotic people. These bustards have no morals and they will sell an plot or w ...
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The place is a valley, with numerous streams, swamps, and rivers, which have all been built on. To add to that, the drains along the highway, are all choked with plastics, from roadside markets and hawkers. Water would always ...
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Exactly Tosh, I've driven through that flooded stretch on some occasions and even in my 4x4 it's really deep and the water touches my engine and makes the windscreen misty. It's something that the Roads & Highways authority s ...
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