Granada Hotel to make way for million dollar Hilton Hotels

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• jerry 10 years ago

  any improvments in accra is welcome o

  any improvments in accra is welcome o

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• Justice 10 years ago

  Nana! where did you get the money?

  Nana! where did you get the money?

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• Helen 10 years ago

  Great news for Accra and Ghana

  Great news for Accra and Ghana

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• TG 10 years ago

  Where did he get the money? Na wow ooooo the typical Ghanaman hates progress. Nana as he is affectionately called is a very simple but aggressive and successful businessman. Guess who brought MTN to Ghana? Nana is worth milli ...
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  Where did he get the money? Na wow ooooo the typical Ghanaman hates progress. Nana as he is affectionately called is a very simple but aggressive and successful businessman. Guess who brought MTN to Ghana? Nana is worth millions of $$$$$$$$$. He deals in crude oil and D2 and other forms of energy

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• Shabi 10 years ago

  The last I heard about the Granada hotel was that it had been built on a floodway and therefore its license had been revoked because it was going to be demolished and razed to the ground to give way to the flood canal. At the ...
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  The last I heard about the Granada hotel was that it had been built on a floodway and therefore its license had been revoked because it was going to be demolished and razed to the ground to give way to the flood canal. At the time, the original owners had started massive extension works on the hotel. This is still visible from the main road.
  
  This was several years ago and since then that hotel had not been operating. Actually I was happy about the fact that for once, govt officials had stood their ground in making sure that public safety would not be compromised in favour of the interests of the wealthy capitalist bullies.
  
  What I want to know now is whether the floodway is still within the vicinity of that location and if so, whether this was considered before the intention to build a 12-storey Hilton hotel in that same location?
  
  It would also be interesting to know whether the original owner voluntarily sold it to this so-called chief who a contributor above has denied as an Agona Chief.
  
  Secondly, I also want to know if a 12-storey building, within close-proximity of the Accra international Airport is a wise thing to do and if this plan has been willingly cleared by the Civil Aviation authorities as well as the Planning Authorities of the city.
  
  Strange things are happening in this country.

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• Rob 10 years ago

  So long as he is a businessman and not a politician or government appointee, and that he earned his money the hard way through work, that is cool

  So long as he is a businessman and not a politician or government appointee, and that he earned his money the hard way through work, that is cool

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• talented 10 years ago

  wondering the kind of agona chief called Nana Richmond Aggrey? there is no agona chief called Aggrey, please check your facts. maybe, he is from gomoa benso.

  wondering the kind of agona chief called Nana Richmond Aggrey? there is no agona chief called Aggrey, please check your facts. maybe, he is from gomoa benso.

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• Ghanaman THE REAL 10 years ago

  Building so called luxurious hotels amongst the filth in our Capital is now the in thing instead of going for manufacturing industries that can support the economy and provide useful employment to our youth. The usual Ghanaia ...
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  Building so called luxurious hotels amongst the filth in our Capital is now the in thing instead of going for manufacturing industries that can support the economy and provide useful employment to our youth. The usual Ghanaian short termism mentality. Always going for the quick way towards riches!!

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