Watch as parts of Accra, Kasoa get submerged after hours of downpour

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• DAUDA 3 months ago

  MAHAMA HAS ALOT TO DO FOR GHANA IN 4YEARS

  MAHAMA HAS ALOT TO DO FOR GHANA IN 4YEARS

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• jimmy 3 months ago

  MAHAMA WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE GHANA AFTER HIS 4YEARS: WE WILL FORCE HIM TO CONTINUE OR ELSE NO VOTING : WE WILL NOT GO AND VOTE:

  MAHAMA WILL CONTINUE TO SERVE GHANA AFTER HIS 4YEARS: WE WILL FORCE HIM TO CONTINUE OR ELSE NO VOTING : WE WILL NOT GO AND VOTE:

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• NAME 3 months ago

  WE WILL FORCE PRESIDENT MAHAMA TO CONTINUE UNTIL ALL THESE PROBLEMS ARE SOLVE:'
  WE WILL NOT ALLOW HIM TO RESIGN AFTER HIS 4YEARS TERM:

  WE WILL FORCE PRESIDENT MAHAMA TO CONTINUE UNTIL ALL THESE PROBLEMS ARE SOLVE:'
  WE WILL NOT ALLOW HIM TO RESIGN AFTER HIS 4YEARS TERM:

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• Jonas 3 months ago

  Oh Ghana!!? Can't we prioritise storm drain building?, Also people should stop throwing waste plastic bags around because they easily choke gutters.

  Oh Ghana!!? Can't we prioritise storm drain building?, Also people should stop throwing waste plastic bags around because they easily choke gutters.

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• Free Radicals 3 months ago

  Where is the NDC fool did a clip talking nonsense on TikTok that Nana Addo is wasting time and could not transform Odow river into waterway and tourist attraction site and Mahama could have done that in 6 months.Where is that ...
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  Where is the NDC fool did a clip talking nonsense on TikTok that Nana Addo is wasting time and could not transform Odow river into waterway and tourist attraction site and Mahama could have done that in 6 months.Where is that fool?

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• Kwame Angel 3 months ago

  Thisi is not an accident! We brought this to ourselves. No Drainage, no building permits, no discipline. Where are the large number of people in the planning offices when these structures were being built?

  Thisi is not an accident! We brought this to ourselves. No Drainage, no building permits, no discipline. Where are the large number of people in the planning offices when these structures were being built?

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• kulbogo 3 months ago

  Ghana is indeed a failed state

  Ghana is indeed a failed state

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• Pierre 3 months ago

  This problem will not be solved because none of the governments we had had the willingness to tackle this problem head-on

  This problem will not be solved because none of the governments we had had the willingness to tackle this problem head-on

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• Barko osae twum 2 months ago

  Severe and hard sentences should be handed to anyone found red handed, reportedthrough intelligences for dumping any sort of refuse(borla) down public or private gutters, storm drains, rivers, lagoons or any environment wher ...
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  Severe and hard sentences should be handed to anyone found red handed, reportedthrough intelligences for dumping any sort of refuse(borla) down public or private gutters, storm drains, rivers, lagoons or any environment where those refuse disposed of could end up blocking the drain flow should be given an automatic minimum sentence of 5 yrs in prison with extreme hard labour. , be it in the poshest residential area, nima, market, kasoa, kaneshie, bukom, chorkor, akotelante area, korle bu, korle gonno, osu, labone, cantoment regimental estates it shouldnt matter. The governments previous has spent billions of dollars saying they are fixing our drains. Yet every rainy season we encounter serious floods across nationwide where lots of humans have lost their lives, factories destroyed, homes destroyed, citizens died, schools damaged and transportation crippled. Worked left with no choice but to stay home. Cecilia Dapaah under his leadership spent $46million dollars dredging the odaw river, that $46 million wasas she explained only used to pay for the clearing of the sand, befs, fridges, rubbish, plastics that were recovered from the odaw river. So l wonder who much she spent on dredging the odaw itself. I will like to ask my great honourable friend who is son to my good friend the beautiful , kindest ghanaian l chanced to meet, to at least if possible give us the cost to dredge the odaw and also the cost to dispose of the sand and others found in the odaw through our negligence of some of our brothers and sisters who think its ok to dump all sorts to choke the odaw wayer way flow. And these very people are the first to complain the local assembly and government is useless. We reallly need a strict , hardcore, no n

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