AMA demolishes illegal structures at Nkrumah interchange

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• Muhammed 8 years ago

  More to come

  More to come

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• Kwadaso 8 years ago

  Why do the authorities wait for so long to take action against illegal structures.Why are our police not on constant patrol to deal with all these illegal structures before people build their trades around them?I think the Po ...
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  Why do the authorities wait for so long to take action against illegal structures.Why are our police not on constant patrol to deal with all these illegal structures before people build their trades around them?I think the Police should patrol and remove all illegal hawkers and illegal squaters before they lay roots.

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• no man 8 years ago

  Good job

  Good job

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• George 8 years ago

  Let the laws of the land work. The same thing they told dead goat and he failed to uphold the laws. Still dead goat lost. The good people of Ghana will surely vote for any party doing the right thing. Move the military on the ...
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  Let the laws of the land work. The same thing they told dead goat and he failed to uphold the laws. Still dead goat lost. The good people of Ghana will surely vote for any party doing the right thing. Move the military on them if they play the fool.

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• no man 8 years ago

  Yes move the military in to handle anyone who dares to challenge the laws of the land

  Yes move the military in to handle anyone who dares to challenge the laws of the land

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• PTN 8 years ago

  Dead goat paaa..

  Dead goat paaa..

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• kwam 8 years ago

  I cant believe it,that when Ghanaians are doing the wrong thing and are been corrected by the state, they threaten to vote against government. This same people will turn around accusing government of not putting in place good ...
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  I cant believe it,that when Ghanaians are doing the wrong thing and are been corrected by the state, they threaten to vote against government. This same people will turn around accusing government of not putting in place good policies to see to their welfare. If you travel lome or Abidjan you don't see these things there , so why in Accra, kumasi ETC.

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• Osei 8 years ago

  Change has come

  Change has come

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• F9 8 years ago

  Good! its about time

  Good! its about time

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• Kwaku 8 years ago

  These people sorry to say that they are cocroches, they're stubborn to the core, get the army in to deal with them mercilessly !!!!

  These people sorry to say that they are cocroches, they're stubborn to the core, get the army in to deal with them mercilessly !!!!

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• Gudas 8 years ago

  Good job

  Good job

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• Ked 8 years ago

  This time all of you keep mute and pretend nothing is happening. More is in the coffin.

  This time all of you keep mute and pretend nothing is happening. More is in the coffin.

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• Mark 8 years ago

  Those who are now praising the demolition exercise are the same fools who were criticizing the same thing when OKOE was doing it.So today it's a good exercise but then it was because there are no jobs,so are there jobs now an ...
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  Those who are now praising the demolition exercise are the same fools who were criticizing the same thing when OKOE was doing it.So today it's a good exercise but then it was because there are no jobs,so are there jobs now and you guys are in favour of these demolition.Hypocrisy at its best and shame on all you people,we can't sell everywhere period pavements are meant for pedestrians and not hawkers Bush people.

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• Osei 8 years ago

  Thank u Mark. U said it all

  Thank u Mark. U said it all

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• Kpapko 8 years ago

  BRAVO!
  Our country is dirty, filthy and unsanitary. It's about time to lay the Law. Accra does not look like a Capital city. The showcase of a country.
  The City must plan to have all these hawkers push somewhere designated. ...
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  BRAVO!
  Our country is dirty, filthy and unsanitary. It's about time to lay the Law. Accra does not look like a Capital city. The showcase of a country.
  The City must plan to have all these hawkers push somewhere designated.
  Further, impose strong fines for violations.

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• wasclean 8 years ago

  It's long over due. The system that has fail Ghanaians is up to face the challenges of the time. It's time the AMA crates nights markets at some vantage points or areas for a few hours . Market starts at 5pm and ends at 8pm o ...
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  It's long over due. The system that has fail Ghanaians is up to face the challenges of the time. It's time the AMA crates nights markets at some vantage points or areas for a few hours . Market starts at 5pm and ends at 8pm on weekdays but extend to 9pm on weekends. Cleaning from 8.30pm prompt to make ready for the next day.A suggestion to AMA.

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• Abe 8 years ago

  Demo good job

  Demo good job

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• black prophet 8 years ago

  black powers from indian call for spritualo244908520 help

  black powers from indian call for spritualo244908520 help

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• thounder 8 years ago

  this is just the bigging

  this is just the bigging

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• Yellow man 8 years ago

  Now we all know and see why we are been deported and denied by other countries.After sixty years we still believe that law and order is not for us.

  Now we all know and see why we are been deported and denied by other countries.After sixty years we still believe that law and order is not for us.

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• Ghanaman 8 years ago

  It is heart-wrenchin to hear all sort of dubious excuses and protests from hawkers. The city needs to be sanitized and made clean so that the broader masses can heave some relief sigh. Do we have to be endlessly mired in the ...
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  It is heart-wrenchin to hear all sort of dubious excuses and protests from hawkers. The city needs to be sanitized and made clean so that the broader masses can heave some relief sigh. Do we have to be endlessly mired in the debilitating quagmire engendered by these unholy activities?

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