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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 days ago

  Hello youth of Ghana you can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 tramadol at once.........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana you can take your own life with medicine. For instance 15 tramadol at once.........or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• PRINCE KWASI ADADE (OFIE P33) 2 days ago

  “ASREWA DE NTAM KESE REPRE ADE, NA WO SE MEKA ME MAAME NAN”!!!!!! GOD BLESS BIG BRAIN NANA ADDO THE SHOW BOY AND THE DIGITAL BAWUMIA!!!!!!!
  NDC IS ENGROSSED, DEEPLY IMMERSED IN THE SPIRIT OF MEDIOCRITY. HOW CAN THESE ND ...
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  “ASREWA DE NTAM KESE REPRE ADE, NA WO SE MEKA ME MAAME NAN”!!!!!! GOD BLESS BIG BRAIN NANA ADDO THE SHOW BOY AND THE DIGITAL BAWUMIA!!!!!!!
  NDC IS ENGROSSED, DEEPLY IMMERSED IN THE SPIRIT OF MEDIOCRITY. HOW CAN THESE NDC ABOBOYABULANCE PERFORM AS AN OFF-ROAD VEHICLE IN THE COUNTRYSIDE????? ANY RESPECT FROM NDC FOR THE COUNTRYSIDE FOLKS?????
  HWE!! MAHAMA AND NDC!! YENYE NKWASEAFO WO GHANA HA OH!!!!!! AWAY WITH YOUR ABOBOYABULANCE. THE SAME WAY YOU AND ATO FORSON GAVE US ALBION TRUCKS TELLING US THEY ARE AMBULANCES. CLEAR THEM OUT OF OUR ROADS!! THEY ARE A NUISANCE TO BEHOLD!!!!

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• Kwame panin 3 days ago

  Kri d kriii useless govt

  Kri d kriii useless govt

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• Hmmmm 3 days ago

  Myopic thinker
  We need to think big like Agenda 111

  Myopic thinker
  We need to think big like Agenda 111

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• Struggling Man 3 days ago

  In my opinion, in national development, there are the big things and small ones too that people see and appreciate. Let these tricycles reach out on market days to screen for even malaria, and people will appreciate. But th ...
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  In my opinion, in national development, there are the big things and small ones too that people see and appreciate. Let these tricycles reach out on market days to screen for even malaria, and people will appreciate. But then regular ambulances could have done same and serve varied purposes. I have worked in the Sene district before and the police were calling on a contractor to provide their pickups to convey accident victims and even the dead to hospital. There was even the regular calls to help with pregnant women at night. Lets us have zero tolerance for repeated cost outlay.

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• COD 3 days ago

  If I was a healthcare worker, I will never ride in that stupid aboboyaa.
  Will President Mahama & family & ministers ride in that aboboyaa?
  It is high time we stop electing and appointing fools to manage our national affairs ...
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  If I was a healthcare worker, I will never ride in that stupid aboboyaa.
  Will President Mahama & family & ministers ride in that aboboyaa?
  It is high time we stop electing and appointing fools to manage our national affairs.

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• Who came up with this stupid idea 3 days ago

  Low thinkers running the system aground

  Low thinkers running the system aground

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• Glamorlife.. 3 days ago

  This is a great idea. Our president is doing the best for the country. If you live in those forsaken villages then you would appreciate the president's effort and gesture. This is going to help and improve thier lives. This ...
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  This is a great idea. Our president is doing the best for the country. If you live in those forsaken villages then you would appreciate the president's effort and gesture. This is going to help and improve thier lives. This is a trial initiative that is long overdue.
  Ask Akufo Addo and his team why they didn't come up with an idea like that, they were in office for a miserable 8yrs.

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• Akwasi 3 days ago

  The previous government in it 2024 purchased the DRIP machines to make every road in the country in good shape

  The previous government in it 2024 purchased the DRIP machines to make every road in the country in good shape

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• Nana 3 days ago

  Absolute nonsense? Even how many years did the fully equipped ambulances last, those that were purchased by the previous administration? Waste of taxpayer money!

  Absolute nonsense? Even how many years did the fully equipped ambulances last, those that were purchased by the previous administration? Waste of taxpayer money!

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• Kwame Nkrumah 3 days ago

  Same as DRIP ... 0p

  Same as DRIP ... 0p

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• King Anwar Sadat 3 days ago

  Are there any roads for these Nkete Nkete health care ambulances

  Are there any roads for these Nkete Nkete health care ambulances

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• Sam McKenzie 3 days ago

  POORLITICIANS in Toyota land cruisers / free petrol to funerals. ELECTORATES at the mercy of 3 legged aboboyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa health care. SHAME, MODERN gHANA.
  
  In many regions, the presence of massive government ...
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  POORLITICIANS in Toyota land cruisers / free petrol to funerals. ELECTORATES at the mercy of 3 legged aboboyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa health care. SHAME, MODERN gHANA.
  
  In many regions, the presence of massive government convoys at social events like funerals is seen as a display of power, yet that same "energy" often disappears when it’s time to fix the roads those very cars are driving on.
  
  When an Aboboyaa becomes a woman's only way to get to a labour ward, while a politician’s car is idling in a driveway with the AC on, the "Modern Ghana" tag starts to feel more like a slogan than a reality.
  
  A country that spends more on the comfort of its leaders than the health of its children is building a palace on a foundation of sand."

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• Londoner 2 days ago

  Such a useless president who has no respect for the ordinary Ghanaian. When our forefathers were fighting for Ghana, his were herdsmen in Burkina Faso/Mali. Now he and his family have taken over Ghana's resources. Time will t ...
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  Such a useless president who has no respect for the ordinary Ghanaian. When our forefathers were fighting for Ghana, his were herdsmen in Burkina Faso/Mali. Now he and his family have taken over Ghana's resources. Time will tell.

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