Kintampo waterfalls disaster: No one is responsible - Report

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• Africanus 8 years ago

  Gods were unhappy??? What stupidity... Ghana is still in the stone age.

  Gods were unhappy??? What stupidity... Ghana is still in the stone age.

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• Jo 8 years ago

  Which God are you blaming. When did this language start coming into investigations when negligence is clearly seen.

  Which God are you blaming. When did this language start coming into investigations when negligence is clearly seen.

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• Africanus 8 years ago

  What about the role played by Nana Addo's invisible forces?

  What about the role played by Nana Addo's invisible forces?

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• Kwasi Bawuah 8 years ago

  Because of such foolishness and laziness, we never get to the root cause of problems. And the same disaster will happen again elsewhere. You are tasked to do a fact finding investigation, and you coke back with "an act of God ...
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  Because of such foolishness and laziness, we never get to the root cause of problems. And the same disaster will happen again elsewhere. You are tasked to do a fact finding investigation, and you coke back with "an act of God". Can you show me God's confirmation that it was his act? And also why He chose to be soo wicked? Nonsense.....Our elected leaders need to be serious.

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• kaketonti 8 years ago

  YES.NPP'S 419 ACT OF GOD.
  NO ONE IS RESPONSIBLE BECAUSE THERE ARE NO WORKERS,NO GOVERNMENT.

  YES.NPP'S 419 ACT OF GOD.
  NO ONE IS RESPONSIBLE BECAUSE THERE ARE NO WORKERS,NO GOVERNMENT.

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• Joe 8 years ago

  If they blame the Invisible forces and imprisioned them, who will do their dirty jobs for them

  If they blame the Invisible forces and imprisioned them, who will do their dirty jobs for them

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• Mr. Clever 8 years ago

  As always in Ghana: not my fault, nobody's fault.
  
  Should be the national motto

  As always in Ghana: not my fault, nobody's fault.
  
  Should be the national motto

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• Don King - USA 8 years ago

  I just love the INVISIBLE FORCES, they stand for the truth, justice and to retrieve our stolen public properties, and they are here to stay

  I just love the INVISIBLE FORCES, they stand for the truth, justice and to retrieve our stolen public properties, and they are here to stay

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• Stephen Donkor, New York. 8 years ago

  Can you really understand what the minister said?She was just reiterating on what, the indigenous people had attributed as the cause of the disaster: including their belief that some of the revelrers had engaged in sexual act ...
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  Can you really understand what the minister said?She was just reiterating on what, the indigenous people had attributed as the cause of the disaster: including their belief that some of the revelrers had engaged in sexual activities to offend their gods. So the minister by choosing her words very carefully and didn't want to be disrespectful and brush aside their beliefs: inferred that " the act of God theory is acceptable but the main causes are negligence, lack trained staff, environmental degradations among other things. Go back and read she said carefully and understand before making any comments please!!!

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• Africanus 8 years ago

  She blamed no one, but the Gods and nature. Typical Ghana, nobody is to be blamed for anything, but the witches and the devil.

  She blamed no one, but the Gods and nature. Typical Ghana, nobody is to be blamed for anything, but the witches and the devil.

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• Francis 8 years ago

  Disappointing with this kind of utterance coming from a whole minster. Please, you are suppose to be effective leader thinking and working effectively ,and scientifically so in order to stop this kind of reckless incident.

  Disappointing with this kind of utterance coming from a whole minster. Please, you are suppose to be effective leader thinking and working effectively ,and scientifically so in order to stop this kind of reckless incident.

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