Fire Service sensitises public on fire outbreaks

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• BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 years ago

  Who told Nana Akanfuo Binaddo that it is the Media job to check What the Government is doing? Nana must know that, it is his Nana's responsibility as an opposition LEADER to check what the NDC Gov. Is doing ,but not the Media ...
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  Who told Nana Akanfuo Binaddo that it is the Media job to check What the Government is doing? Nana must know that, it is his Nana's responsibility as an opposition LEADER to check what the NDC Gov. Is doing ,but not the Media . If Nana Akanfuo Binaddo didn't know his job or his responsibility, then he should forget about 2016. The Npp must be blamed for repeating the same rotten tomatoes into the Market. A lip stick on a pig ,its still a pig.

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• Ghfuo: Be Bad & Hang Nyantakyi, NOW! 10 years ago

  Offer volunteer service for.shs and tertiary students. Education will help them become fire prevention ambassadors in their respective communities. Build more fire station in the respective electoral constituents as populatio ...
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  Offer volunteer service for.shs and tertiary students. Education will help them become fire prevention ambassadors in their respective communities. Build more fire station in the respective electoral constituents as population is getting larger

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• Fiction 10 years ago

  just put measures in place to ensure dat u respond to promty calls

  just put measures in place to ensure dat u respond to promty calls

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• Akonta 10 years ago

  Ghana has to spread solutions in agriculture and waste management to prevent fires.
  
  For example Mucuna Beans as fallow-groundcover instead of the wild fallows make burning unnecessary and are simple to sow and maintain.
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  Ghana has to spread solutions in agriculture and waste management to prevent fires.
  
  For example Mucuna Beans as fallow-groundcover instead of the wild fallows make burning unnecessary and are simple to sow and maintain.
  
  After finding the solutions (Breafruit Revolution, Mucuna Fallows, Evergreen Agriculture, Waste Collection etc.) the information and means of implementation have to be disseminated.
  
  
  Uncontrolled fires are pure madness with the risen population density by now. There are more fire-hazards than just a few decades ago, e.g. the plastic waste accumulation and the often neglected and badly isolated electrical installations.
  Market and public places are more crowded and clogged.
  
  The times of traditional methods of 'slash and burn'-cultivation and wild waste-burning should be over, but nearly no-one in Ghana yet understands the consequences.
  
  Especially in recent decades, settlements and infrastructure have spread to even remote parts. Compare the sizes of the villages now and thirty years or so ago. Nearly no place is spared from reckless poachers and hunters, often farmers and mere thrill-seeking arsonists just throwing matches into the tinder-dry 'bush', without even considering to cut firebreaks. Many times just in hope to catch some small animals... If they would not use their money in the beer bars so much, they would usually even have enough to buy some meat or rear livestock animals.
  
  That way, due to erosion and soil degradation, in about a decade Ghanaians would starve helplessly en masse in a year of draught and/or financial crisis (memento 1983!), because the landscapes constantly ravaged by fires can no longer sustain yields, even with plenty of fertilizers.

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