Circle traders take over June 3 memorabilia site

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• Nima boy 8 years ago

  Stupidity is when you are hungry yet you bought an umbrella to cover the heat . If the tax payer money can go into building just a memory which our leaders will tell us it cost millions why dont you leave people to trade and ...
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  Stupidity is when you are hungry yet you bought an umbrella to cover the heat . If the tax payer money can go into building just a memory which our leaders will tell us it cost millions why dont you leave people to trade and pay a little Tax ? If only a nation leader is sensible this is what you must think of .

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• danny 8 years ago

  You are primitive!

  You are primitive!

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• The SHARK 8 years ago

  “Today Circle has become a beauty to behold. The street lighting restored people’s confidence to walk around the place without fears of being robbed. The gardens created around and the Water Fountain attracted thousands o ...
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  “Today Circle has become a beauty to behold. The street lighting restored people’s confidence to walk around the place without fears of being robbed. The gardens created around and the Water Fountain attracted thousands of people to Circle during festive period. The usual heavy traffic was reduced and driving around is an excitement”. John Mahama, here is your stone!

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• Mubarak 8 years ago

  Ghanaian are indisciplined. We don't want to respect any law in the country. We think we should be left to behave as we want and then turn around to blame the city authorities for every eyesore.
  AMA should declare war on th ...
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  Ghanaian are indisciplined. We don't want to respect any law in the country. We think we should be left to behave as we want and then turn around to blame the city authorities for every eyesore.
  AMA should declare war on these street vendors. Kigali is the most beautiful city in Africa because Paul Kagame won't tolerate any indiscipline.

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• FRANK , MARYLAND 8 years ago

  Lawlessness!!!! AMA get to work n flush them out.

  Lawlessness!!!! AMA get to work n flush them out.

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• GLORY 8 years ago

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• El-Wak 8 years ago

  The city authorities must be unrelenting in their efforts at bringing sanity to the Circle area. They should not blow hot and cold.
  Indifference on the part of MMDA's has led to the lawlessness we are confronted with.
  The P ...
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  The city authorities must be unrelenting in their efforts at bringing sanity to the Circle area. They should not blow hot and cold.
  Indifference on the part of MMDA's has led to the lawlessness we are confronted with.
  The President has vowed to change the face of Accra, for a start and presumably, Ghana as a whole.
  It would require toughness, commitment and a dedicated sense of purpose to make the Ghanaian learn that successful societies are bedrocked on discipline.
  Just this morning, I noticed that a slum development has started on the banks of the all important Weija dam. Public officials and Political Appointees daily pass that stretch of the highway but none has bothered to check this unfolding danger. Nana Konadu Agyeman and the 31st Women's Organisation spent precious time and money planting trees to protect the dam and indisciplined elements have without authorisation, uprooted some of the trees and erected garages, mechanical workshops and shanty dwellings on this protective barrier. Those paid to secure the public interest just look on.
  The President must realise that governance requires on-hands approach. Government functionaries are paid and comfortably taken care of so they can do the work assigned them. The buck stops with him and he must get grip of the Ministers who in turn must get the heads of MDA's to work.
  The President must have a high sense of mission and be infused with revolutionary zeal.
  The MMDAs must all robustly clear traders and others illegally occupying roadsides and unauthorised zones. The state would save greater expense by opting for discipline instead of inaction.

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• ROGUE LAWYER 8 years ago

  use military force to surround the area for a month or two.
  declare all the goods or wares on the pavements and the unauthorized areas as free gifts to whose so ever pass by.
  if the trader struggled with a passer by for ...
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  use military force to surround the area for a month or two.
  declare all the goods or wares on the pavements and the unauthorized areas as free gifts to whose so ever pass by.
  if the trader struggled with a passer by for taking one of the wares for free then you arrest the trader, for selling on an unauthorised place

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• Kwaku 8 years ago

  Get the Ghana armed forces to deal with this Animals , good beatings and put them in prison cells that will be the language they will understand

  Get the Ghana armed forces to deal with this Animals , good beatings and put them in prison cells that will be the language they will understand

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• national 8 years ago

  AMA ,please understand your citizens. It is not enough to chase the traders. They will keep coming back . My suggestion : MAKE IT AN OFFENCE TO BUY FROM THESE TRADERS AT THAT SITE. Chase the traders away and punish their cu ...
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  AMA ,please understand your citizens. It is not enough to chase the traders. They will keep coming back . My suggestion : MAKE IT AN OFFENCE TO BUY FROM THESE TRADERS AT THAT SITE. Chase the traders away and punish their customers too.

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• Asante 8 years ago

  All those selling those small small things like sweets and biscuits etc on the walk ways must be sent to farms in the districts where they come from for the one district one factory to work. This is why l believed in Fidel Ca ...
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  All those selling those small small things like sweets and biscuits etc on the walk ways must be sent to farms in the districts where they come from for the one district one factory to work. This is why l believed in Fidel Castro. (may his gentle soul rest in peace)

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