School project abandoned while reptiles harass pupils

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• Pro 11 years ago

  Elizabeth Adjei (the sacked Immigration Director) is a disgrace to public servant who rise to their position by wetting politicians bed.
  Ghana needs a change now.

  Elizabeth Adjei (the sacked Immigration Director) is a disgrace to public servant who rise to their position by wetting politicians bed.
  Ghana needs a change now.

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 11 years ago

  This case needs to be investigated and the culprits made to pay for the caked cement and also imprisoned.

  This case needs to be investigated and the culprits made to pay for the caked cement and also imprisoned.

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• Nana Kwaku 11 years ago

  What kind of reptiles are we talking about? Are they lizards, which are found everywhere, even at the flagstaff house.

  What kind of reptiles are we talking about? Are they lizards, which are found everywhere, even at the flagstaff house.

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• A. I. 11 years ago

  Probably efiewura or kotere, but even if they saw one wowo, it would not harm anyone, sitting in the roof. Tens of thousands of Ghanaians die every year from avoidable infections, just because they don't know or don't care ab ...
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  Probably efiewura or kotere, but even if they saw one wowo, it would not harm anyone, sitting in the roof. Tens of thousands of Ghanaians die every year from avoidable infections, just because they don't know or don't care about hygienic behaviour, thousands die of sexually transmitted diseases, thousands in accidents due to reckless driving, but if they see a small "reptile" in the roofing, they panic.
  
  "Homo homini lupus est", but mankind still didn't understand that and irrationally fears the wolf (animal that is no threat).

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• School Boy 11 years ago

  This could not have been a GNA report! How can anyone who has the urge follow and verify such info, when Nyonyem is not one of those readily identifiable villages/towns in the country. One would have expected such shabby rep ...
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  This could not have been a GNA report! How can anyone who has the urge follow and verify such info, when Nyonyem is not one of those readily identifiable villages/towns in the country. One would have expected such shabby report to have come from one of those gutter media blocs, such as ........ you know which ones!

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• Fairness 11 years ago

  Where is Nyonyem, which Region, District and if possible Area Council. GNA has joined them because it couldn't change them.

  Where is Nyonyem, which Region, District and if possible Area Council. GNA has joined them because it couldn't change them.

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• Yaw 11 years ago

  Just Google the name of the DCE for the area and you will know the exact area. You are very naive and ignorant.

  Just Google the name of the DCE for the area and you will know the exact area. You are very naive and ignorant.

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• Antiochus - London 11 years ago

  Who is the contractor? Can't he be found and apprehended. Is there any law in Ghana?

  Who is the contractor? Can't he be found and apprehended. Is there any law in Ghana?

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• Ekow Hanson 11 years ago

  Expensive funerals, meaningless celebrations and condom and alcohol promotion funerals are our priorities. No wonder blackman is always retrogresing; still accelerating in reverse gear.
  
  WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT IS EVEN GOOD FOR ...
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  Expensive funerals, meaningless celebrations and condom and alcohol promotion funerals are our priorities. No wonder blackman is always retrogresing; still accelerating in reverse gear.
  
  WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT IS EVEN GOOD FOR US

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• Benash 11 years ago

  The $3 million that was sent to Brazil could have done the job and built even more schools. So, as a country we will rather sacrifice out future generations their education with a stupid world cup.
  Well, a president and a go ...
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  The $3 million that was sent to Brazil could have done the job and built even more schools. So, as a country we will rather sacrifice out future generations their education with a stupid world cup.
  Well, a president and a gov't without a plan and a vision equals to annihilation.

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• Abeeku Mensah 11 years ago

  This is yet another example of why it is a folly of historical proportion for the nation's supposedly two large parties to be hell bent on free school scheme. It is the building structures for the students and staff that matt ...
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  This is yet another example of why it is a folly of historical proportion for the nation's supposedly two large parties to be hell bent on free school scheme. It is the building structures for the students and staff that matters stupid. In most civilized and developed nations, school facilities and structures come first which ensures welfare of the students. Parents classified as living below poverty levels are subsidized by government and may not have to pay requisite fees; those living above poverty do not get to enjoy the free subsidies along with the poor except for their children who get to enjoy the same school facilities as children of the poor. Let us fix our schools for our school age children and stop trumping foolishness and the politicization of branding bad ideas as good over wisdom.

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• Alexander Illi 11 years ago

  That's a waste.
  
  
  The exaggerated mentioning of "reptiles" only hints at an irrational fear. Ophidiophobia is a mental disorder not grounded in rationality:
  
  "Homo homini lupus est" , not Ophidia.

  That's a waste.
  
  
  The exaggerated mentioning of "reptiles" only hints at an irrational fear. Ophidiophobia is a mental disorder not grounded in rationality:
  
  "Homo homini lupus est" , not Ophidia.

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• Domino 11 years ago

  Try a group which normally helps people build houses with sweat equity and microloans, but could they accept people helping with schools as credit on their sweat equity for houses?
  
  Habitat for Humanity Ghana
  Accra.
  Ghan ...
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  Try a group which normally helps people build houses with sweat equity and microloans, but could they accept people helping with schools as credit on their sweat equity for houses?
  
  Habitat for Humanity Ghana
  Accra.
  GhanaFax: +233 21231268
  Phone: 21253555
  E-mail: hfhghana@africaonline.com.gh
  
  Please post other ideas - waiting on the government not as good as "can-do" approach to self help and perhaps asking an NGO - the worst they can say is "No" right? Time to forget one's pride and politics and take care of the kids...

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