Four killed in N1 Highway accident

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KOFI 10 years ago

NPP PRIMITIVE PEOPLE.

NPP PRIMITIVE PEOPLE.
.USMAN. 10 years ago

Go and see how Prez Mahama of Ghana has transformed Gonjaland with Ghana money just within the two and half years that he has been in power. Every town, village and hamlet in Gonjaland has received a facelift with new facilit ...
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Go and see how Prez Mahama of Ghana has transformed Gonjaland with Ghana money just within the two and half years that he has been in power. Every town, village and hamlet in Gonjaland has received a facelift with new facilities such as roads, toilet facilities, markets, mosques, good quality water projects, electricity extension projects, etc. The question is did J. J. Rawlings do the same thing to Voltarians when he was in power for twenty years? What about Atta Mills. The good old Prof was in power for three and a half years yet he was not selfish to only concentrate on his people in Ekumfi Etuam and the central Region but rather his whole thought was for the general good. No wonder under the care of Prez Mills, Ghana achieved a growth rate of 11%, single digit inflation and the smooth implementation of the Single Spine Pay Policy where newly recruited police personnel received the nominal equivalence of 500dollars as monthly salary. Compare these achievements to the nepotism and selfish policies of the Mahama government that has crippled the Ghanaian economy. I really weep for Ewes and Fantis whose votes brought Mahama to power and yet are the hardest hit by the current hardship prevailing in the country.
David 10 years ago

The Akan extremist will call Mahama even if they have poor erection or constipate
Mahama will still keep them in opposition.
They are Minority but they behave as Opposition in a democracy

The Akan extremist will call Mahama even if they have poor erection or constipate
Mahama will still keep them in opposition.
They are Minority but they behave as Opposition in a democracy
... 10 years ago

THEY CANNOT EVEN STOP ACCIDENTS

THEY CANNOT EVEN STOP ACCIDENTS
David 10 years ago

NDC is God I guess. Are you an Asante? You people only know how to buy and sell. Beyond that you are just the noisy irritants so full of yourself and damn stupid

NDC is God I guess. Are you an Asante? You people only know how to buy and sell. Beyond that you are just the noisy irritants so full of yourself and damn stupid
koo 10 years ago

Due to dumsor some traffic lights on N1 is not working hence this avoidable accident, the blood of the innocent victims would be on the head of John Mahama the useless man who calls himself the president of this dear nation G ...
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Due to dumsor some traffic lights on N1 is not working hence this avoidable accident, the blood of the innocent victims would be on the head of John Mahama the useless man who calls himself the president of this dear nation Ghana
koo 10 years ago

Sorry, are not

Sorry, are not
Obed Adore 10 years ago

What are the headlights on the cars and trucks for?

What are the headlights on the cars and trucks for?
Susuka 10 years ago

What are the street lights for?

Good money was used to put them up on the sides of all major roads. Why do you think they did that despite the fact that cars have headlights?

Damn! You are one hell of a bush boy.

What are the street lights for?

Good money was used to put them up on the sides of all major roads. Why do you think they did that despite the fact that cars have headlights?

Damn! You are one hell of a bush boy.
Krobo 10 years ago

Are there any street lights on the Accra-Kumasi road? Or vehicles don't ply that road and other roads with no street lights at night?

Are there any street lights on the Accra-Kumasi road? Or vehicles don't ply that road and other roads with no street lights at night?

BOY KOFI 10 years ago

It is only logic and standard for the authorities to review the speed limit to avoid unnecessary accidents and safe precious lives.The fact of the matter is that NH1 is not a high speed motorway at all but motorists don't see ...
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It is only logic and standard for the authorities to review the speed limit to avoid unnecessary accidents and safe precious lives.The fact of the matter is that NH1 is not a high speed motorway at all but motorists don't seem to know the difference.They ply full speed on this road as if they are on Accra/Tema motorway.I don't blame them but poor engineering and traffic regulations.At best,I will call the NH1 as a boulevard which needed many traffic lights and road signs looking at the nature of development in the area.This road is killing people every day and I don't know when somebody will reason to put road safety measures in place.Oh poor Ghana,where are we going?Thank you.
Susuka 10 years ago

Boy Kofi, as for our once proud nation, it is already kaput, finito!

It is left to us hapless citizens to sorrowfully share our thoughts and concerns amongst ourselves as a means to soothe our sadness.

Having said that, ...
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Boy Kofi, as for our once proud nation, it is already kaput, finito!

It is left to us hapless citizens to sorrowfully share our thoughts and concerns amongst ourselves as a means to soothe our sadness.

Having said that, I agree 100% with you about the outrageous speed with which drivers of both heavy vehicles and saloon cars alike, ply on all lanes of that highway which cuts through a densely populated area, with blinding speed.

Very often one cannot find one single Policeman on the whole 14 km stretch of that highway except during rush hours or when we are lucky, when the traffic lights go off.

zzIt seems that very little planning went into the construction of that highway and even worse-still, lesser management, servicing and maintenance has gone into that road.

This is the kind of tragedy that happens when one leaves such matters exclusively in the hands of Ghanaian 'experts'. A worse fate awaits us ALL with the Ebola experiments.
BOY KOFI 10 years ago

It's simple,divide the 14 kilometers N1 road by 10,it will give you 1.4 km intervals.Then place a speed limit of 50 KPH sign board at every end.Then find out where the deadly spots are and place skeleton sign boards there.Thi ...
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It's simple,divide the 14 kilometers N1 road by 10,it will give you 1.4 km intervals.Then place a speed limit of 50 KPH sign board at every end.Then find out where the deadly spots are and place skeleton sign boards there.This will draw motorists attention to drive very carefully.If the authorities are not going to that the residents have to do that themselves before they get killed.Thank you.
P. Otu 10 years ago

Where they in seat belts?

Where they in seat belts?
BOY KOFI 10 years ago

Reduce the speed limit drastically to 50KPH to save lives and avoid unnecessary accidents.This is just a common sense indeed.Thank you.

Reduce the speed limit drastically to 50KPH to save lives and avoid unnecessary accidents.This is just a common sense indeed.Thank you.
Amidini 10 years ago

Unfortunate and sad incident. reckless driving

Unfortunate and sad incident. reckless driving
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AAA 10 years ago

How can we find a way to blame this also on Mahama?

How can we find a way to blame this also on Mahama?
The beauty of ignorance 10 years ago

There is no need to explicitly and singularly blame Mahama alone. Everybody knows it is Mahama's fault anyway.

And when you do justifiably and publicly apportion blame to Mahama, every NDC town-crier will accuse you of po ...
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There is no need to explicitly and singularly blame Mahama alone. Everybody knows it is Mahama's fault anyway.

And when you do justifiably and publicly apportion blame to Mahama, every NDC town-crier will accuse you of politicizing the issue.
abba 10 years ago

Why should this happen

Why should this happen

APOLLO T 10 years ago

EVERYTHING SEEMS BAD UNDER THIS SILLY GOVT

EVERYTHING SEEMS BAD UNDER THIS SILLY GOVT
Plasma Kote 10 years ago

Please change the name !!!!!!!!!!!!

Please change the name !!!!!!!!!!!!
The beauty of ignorance 10 years ago

Yes I agree with you, Plasma. They should revert to the original and appropriate name. This should read, THE KWAME NKRUMAH WESTERN MOTORWAY EXTENSION.

Mark my word, when they do manage to do that, there will be less unfort ...
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Yes I agree with you, Plasma. They should revert to the original and appropriate name. This should read, THE KWAME NKRUMAH WESTERN MOTORWAY EXTENSION.

Mark my word, when they do manage to do that, there will be less unfortunate accidents on that highway.

How can we so shamelessly steal the intellectual property rights of a nationalist African leader - our own man, the Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah, and credit it to an arc-imperialist who is wanted in some parts of the world on accusations of multiple crimes against humanity?

And by the way, what does the N in N1 mean?

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