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Regional Minister urges collective action to tackle chronic floods in Accra

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  • Agbeli Kumordi 2 months ago

    Accra has been last that for the past 60 years and eill ever been
    I see that as a political corruption who issued permits for all those illegal buildings in Accra ATM hands are full of corrupt money causing problems now

  • Yaa Nkosuo 2 months ago

    Since the 2000 when house building became rife with the expansion of the population and the landowners and town planners ignoring protocol and selling land indiscriminately.

    Action should be taken now by those in govt who ...
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  • TWEAA DC 1 month ago

    JOHN MAHAMA SET UP A COMMITTEE ON ACCRA FLOODS....WHAT HAVE THEY DONE SO FAR?...DO NOT DISTURB OUR EARS....TWEAA.

  • Yaa Nkosuo 2 months ago

    How, Madam How?

    I am sitting here, 5000miles away, watching flooding in Accra with nothing done.

    Hon Okudzeto Ablakwa is too good for his role, he has to be drafted to a Govt Ministry where his logistical skills - Manpo ...
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  • Maama the Gonja mafia. 2 months ago

    Accra is sinking in rain water but gonja mafia john Mahama and his brothers are busy capturing mineral deposits, state lands and on top of that, stealing from poor Ghanaians as if there is no tomorrow.

    Are you seeing what ...
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  • Koti 2 months ago

    Fanfare.

  • LBS 2 months ago

    If one stands anywhere to advise residents to stop throwing garbage into the drains without strictest form of enforcement by government, the advise would never be adhered to.
    The problem has been ineffective governmental con ...
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  • Agbeli Kumordi 2 months ago

    Okay day the residents of Accra are going to wake up at the sea

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  • Benjamin 2 months ago

    Invest in drainage system as done in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia. Addis is located in a valley with many rivers/streams but you never see flooding in the city. The reason is because they have invested heavily in modern drainage s ...
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  • JA 2 months ago

    Ghanaians are noted to dump their rubbish into gutters when it's raining..

  • Wake up Ghanaians 2 months ago

    Yes, it’s like a serious mental illness. People dump borla and plastics all year round, and then start crying when the flooding starts.

  • Truth 2 months ago

    Saa every year saa...kasa! Kasa! Collective action by who...do we citizens have the money?

  • H Aborbi 2 months ago

    This lady thinks that by "urging" residents amounts to a policy. Rigourous implementation is the main problem. I suggest that shut up and stop wasting people's time if she has nothing intelligent to say

  • Ojatanaa 1 month ago

    Please take the offenders to the north as that is your solution to every problem the gas have