Road crashes cost Ghana almost GHS 1 billion annually - NRSC

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• ADABRAKA 12 years ago

  Many govt organisations are doing little but want higher earnings just like many are calling more from the ssss pay structure.

  Many govt organisations are doing little but want higher earnings just like many are calling more from the ssss pay structure.

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• OLD SOLDIER 12 years ago

  Author: AKONOBA--
  
  JOHN MAHAMA KILLED MILS. YOU DENIED MILS WAS SICK ALL THESE YEARS. YOU COMPELLED MILS TO STAND FOR A SECOND TERM KNOWING VERY WELL THAT MILS WAS NOT FIT TO CONTEST. YOU HID FROM GHANAIANS THE TRUE STATE ...
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  Author: AKONOBA--
  
  JOHN MAHAMA KILLED MILS. YOU DENIED MILS WAS SICK ALL THESE YEARS. YOU COMPELLED MILS TO STAND FOR A SECOND TERM KNOWING VERY WELL THAT MILS WAS NOT FIT TO CONTEST. YOU HID FROM GHANAIANS THE TRUE STATE OF THE HEALTH OF OUR PRESIDENT. YOU ADVISED HIM TO JOG AT THE AIRPORT. YOU ALLOWED MILS TO WORK AT THE EXPENSE OF HIS HEALTH COMMISSIONING PROJECTS INSTEAD OF MILS RESTING. NDC KILLED MILS. GHANAIANS MUST NOT FORGIVE NDC FOR KILLING OUR PRESIDENT.IF NDC CAN HIDE MILS TRUE HEALTH STATUS ALL THESE YEARS FROM GHANAIANS THEN HOW CAN THEY TELL US THE TRUE STATE OF THE ECONOMY.

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• Adama d'Gharty 12 years ago

  It may sound a bit reckless to say the least to compare the loss of human lives on our poor, accident prone roads with GDP in per centage terms, but that is just the reality in Ghana today. Many of car drivers can frequently ...
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  It may sound a bit reckless to say the least to compare the loss of human lives on our poor, accident prone roads with GDP in per centage terms, but that is just the reality in Ghana today. Many of car drivers can frequently be seen openly driving cars in heavily built-up areas whilst engaged, talking on hand-held mobile phones. Such offensive human risk factors are far too common on our roads and contribute greatly to a lot of the road accidents. Whilst driving motorists need to be educated in road usage safety the government on the other hand owes the general road users the debt to keep up-to-date the maintenance of all roads and motorways to improve road safety. Human life in Ghana is worth more than just GDP comparison in statistics.

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• PAUL 12 years ago

  In which way ?

  In which way ?

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