Housing is a right, not a privilege - President Mahama

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Dr Mumbi Seraki 4 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 .
Amuah joseph kojo 4 days ago

Bad advice!

Bad advice!
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An error in justification 4 days ago

The statement should have been "every hard working Ghanaians deserves a house otherwise a shelter." Even in the US not every American deserves a house. 'Aba' overambicious statement.

The statement should have been "every hard working Ghanaians deserves a house otherwise a shelter." Even in the US not every American deserves a house. 'Aba' overambicious statement.
Frank Agyena-Karikari. 4 days ago

This is truly an error in justification. Where is this possible, even in the rich Developed World? That is never happening anywhere in the World. People should Google and find the number of people in the USA, Canada, and West ...
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This is truly an error in justification. Where is this possible, even in the rich Developed World? That is never happening anywhere in the World. People should Google and find the number of people in the USA, Canada, and Western Europe. How many working USA citizens sleep under bridges and by the wayside? It is horrible and unbelievable. Yes, forum members should Google to find out Homeless people in Atlanta, Georgia.
Mahama, since coming into office, how many simple accommodations have you constructed for the poor and needy and you are talking of home as a right. Go to your GONJA village and find out if owning a home there is a right. Stop playing politics with such issues. Owning a home has never been a right since the Colonial Era. A home ownership? Go to Accra and Kumasi and you shall see the number of people living in a single room without even Mosquito Nets and places of convenience in Accra Central and Tema.
Kwasi 4 days ago

Propaganda. Propaganda, Propaganda, Propaganda.

Has he completed 5000 Seglama housing project.

When is going to finish Kumasi-Accra Road.

When is going to start and complete Accra-Kumasi Express Road?

NDC and Maa ...
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Propaganda. Propaganda, Propaganda, Propaganda.

Has he completed 5000 Seglama housing project.

When is going to finish Kumasi-Accra Road.

When is going to start and complete Accra-Kumasi Express Road?

NDC and Maama are playing on our minds.
SHAME! 4 days ago

Housing is a right, not a privilege - President Mahama!
So why haven't built enough houses with the public purse instead of paying lipservice to the problem and trying to twist the arm of landlords in Ghana?

Housing is a right, not a privilege - President Mahama!
So why haven't built enough houses with the public purse instead of paying lipservice to the problem and trying to twist the arm of landlords in Ghana?
Kulbogo waala 4 days ago

Someone must tell this crooked president and his then minister for housing Collins Dawda to bring that 200 million US Dollar they connives and took away in his first term as president. if that huge amount was not stolen do t ...
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Someone must tell this crooked president and his then minister for housing Collins Dawda to bring that 200 million US Dollar they connives and took away in his first term as president. if that huge amount was not stolen do they know how many house that was gonna build for ordinary Ghanaians, Serious crooked parading himself as president, If Ghanaians were serious I don't really think this crooked was gonna come back as president again to rule our noble nation, having failed on multiple times as president in his first term,
ARROGANCE 4 days ago

Look at what Kutu Acheampong did on Dansoman Estate among others and follow the blueprint! This your buga buga tactics will fail miserably, just like your last presidency!

Look at what Kutu Acheampong did on Dansoman Estate among others and follow the blueprint! This your buga buga tactics will fail miserably, just like your last presidency!
Joyfulness 4 days ago

Laudable, but mostly unaffordable.
I once nearly got one only to be told the price had been increased just when I had completed all application process and fees. It was discouraging considering the additional processing fee ...
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Laudable, but mostly unaffordable.
I once nearly got one only to be told the price had been increased just when I had completed all application process and fees. It was discouraging considering the additional processing fees and increased monthly payment.

It should be made easier for citizens to build through low cost credit for building materials for your primary home, especially if you are a tax payer. Frustrations with delays in permit system should also be addressed.

JULOR CAESAR 4 days ago

A right? Says who? And who is the giver of that right Mr. President? You may be residing for free at Jubilee House because the government has made that possible. The same can't be said about members of the public. Housing is ...
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A right? Says who? And who is the giver of that right Mr. President? You may be residing for free at Jubilee House because the government has made that possible. The same can't be said about members of the public. Housing is a necessity, not a right. And people have have to finds ways of ensuring that they have housing for themselves and their families. If housing were a right, you would have made housing available to all Ghanaians when you first served as President.
Anya 3 days ago

Housing is not a basic human right. Clean water is a human necessity, but also not a basic right.

Housing is not a basic human right. Clean water is a human necessity, but also not a basic right.

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