30% transport fare increase has not been suspended – GPRTU clarifies

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p.r.o.p.h.e.t... M.o.h.a.m.m.e.d..was a s.i.c.k..d.o.g 17 hours ago

Burn the q u.r.a.n....... k.i.l.l. ...m.u.s.l.i.m.s

Burn the q u.r.a.n....... k.i.l.l. ...m.u.s.l.i.m.s
Ibrahim Muhammad 46 minutes ago

You are idiot descendant of pigs

You are idiot descendant of pigs
Ibrahim Muhammad 46 minutes ago

All the prophets were Muslims including Jesus Christ

All the prophets were Muslims including Jesus Christ
KOFI tamale 16 hours ago

BECAUSE LEADERSHIP OF GPRTU IS NDC,THEY ARE FINDING IT DIFFICULT TO ACT

BECAUSE LEADERSHIP OF GPRTU IS NDC,THEY ARE FINDING IT DIFFICULT TO ACT
Osei Kwame 15 hours ago

You are a fool. Wicked hater. Do you want the fares to be increased?. To achieve what? Shame on you

You are a fool. Wicked hater. Do you want the fares to be increased?. To achieve what? Shame on you
Kwame Prah 9 hours ago

To help the drivers make ends meet. Do you know most drivers are taking say 15 cedis for journeys that was 10 cedis? E.g Madina - Dodowa is officially 15 cedis no matter where you will stop. But if the 30% is implemented, the ...
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To help the drivers make ends meet. Do you know most drivers are taking say 15 cedis for journeys that was 10 cedis? E.g Madina - Dodowa is officially 15 cedis no matter where you will stop. But if the 30% is implemented, the right prices for stops will be known.
Mr. Smith 6 hours ago

Is the economy not on track as we're being told? So how come the increase in fuel and now transport fares? Which economy is that?

Is the economy not on track as we're being told? So how come the increase in fuel and now transport fares? Which economy is that?
Kojos 13 hours ago

How can govt increase fare for private car operator? Ghana is sick.

How can govt increase fare for private car operator? Ghana is sick.
Harold 13 hours ago

GPRTU dissolve it
Political movement not serving drivers interest
Drivers suffering
War far away now at Aflao and Elubo border
Country of short memories
Let's enjoy

GPRTU dissolve it
Political movement not serving drivers interest
Drivers suffering
War far away now at Aflao and Elubo border
Country of short memories
Let's enjoy
Mike 10 hours ago

Am praying they increase again to 99% and we will pay.

Am praying they increase again to 99% and we will pay.

Auntie Love 9 hours ago

GPRTU, your lorry stations aren't presentable to the general public. Bumpy roads and filth everywhere. When it rains, there are potholes filled with water, and mud everywhere. Y'all colect tolls from drivers, so use some of ...
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GPRTU, your lorry stations aren't presentable to the general public. Bumpy roads and filth everywhere. When it rains, there are potholes filled with water, and mud everywhere. Y'all colect tolls from drivers, so use some of the money for renovating the stations. Moreover, also warn all drivers to stop overcharging passengers.
Pokuase to Midie, Nsawam fare is GHC 10 in the evening.
This is unacceptable! Finally, 30% increase is too high for commuters. The price of petrol was ghc 15.87 at some petrol stations. Now some places sell at 16 point something. The increase is a few pesewas. I think that the GPRTU has taken undue advantage of commuters for far too long. In Ghana, people don't have a say in all these decisions involving money. People are treated as ATM machines, to pay money beyond their budgets. This is very sad! People have to speak up about these injustices for things to change!
Kwame Prah 9 hours ago

Theu should better implement it than these unofficial increase from madina to other parts like spec7al, dodowa etc.

Theu should better implement it than these unofficial increase from madina to other parts like spec7al, dodowa etc.

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