Faulty traffic light kills two in Koforidua

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• Mark 8 years ago

  Where is the change the people voted for?

  Where is the change the people voted for?

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• The Mask 8 years ago

  When Dr. Nkrumah was asked about the corruption in his government he said that he believed that the only way to fight corruption is to create a strong public opinion against it.
  
  To this end, Akufo-Addo must ensure that ki ...
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  When Dr. Nkrumah was asked about the corruption in his government he said that he believed that the only way to fight corruption is to create a strong public opinion against it.
  
  To this end, Akufo-Addo must ensure that kindergarten and primary school children across the country are taught anti-corruption poems and songs. An anti-corruption question must always appear in the BECE.

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• POSSO 8 years ago

  THE POLICE ABANDONED THE SAID TRAFFIC LIGHT ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGO WHEN THE LIGHTS DEVELOPED THE FAULT.THEY'VE MOVED TO MILE 50, MAGAZINE JUNCTION AND AKWADUM ROAD TO COLLECT MONIES FROM DRIVERS.

  THE POLICE ABANDONED THE SAID TRAFFIC LIGHT ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGO WHEN THE LIGHTS DEVELOPED THE FAULT.THEY'VE MOVED TO MILE 50, MAGAZINE JUNCTION AND AKWADUM ROAD TO COLLECT MONIES FROM DRIVERS.

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• Fine Boy 8 years ago

  Very sad Ghanaians will always wait till people die before the concern authority will then come claiming to work on it or saying sorry to the family... Sometimes I just regret been a Ghanaian people who have the nation at hea ...
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  Very sad Ghanaians will always wait till people die before the concern authority will then come claiming to work on it or saying sorry to the family... Sometimes I just regret been a Ghanaian people who have the nation at heart and will perform very well are not getting the chance whiles incompetent leadership keep condemning the nation..

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• Kaakie 8 years ago

  What at all is happening in Gh? Eiiiiii. Gh police will be standing at where traffic lights r working n abandon arears where the traffic lights huv fault. Do we huv Authorities in Gh at all. Some deaths cn be prevented for Go ...
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  What at all is happening in Gh? Eiiiiii. Gh police will be standing at where traffic lights r working n abandon arears where the traffic lights huv fault. Do we huv Authorities in Gh at all. Some deaths cn be prevented for God's sake. Hmmmmmmmm. We will all be held accountable for our deeds n this shd b at the back of our minds. My heart bleeds for mother Gh. RIP to the deceased n speedy recovery to the injured.

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• kaketonti 8 years ago

  POLICE NOT IN-CHARGE OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS.
  BLAME AND SUE THE MP,KOFORIDUA METROPOLITAIN ASSEMBLY, CITY ENGINEER, DC.

  POLICE NOT IN-CHARGE OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS.
  BLAME AND SUE THE MP,KOFORIDUA METROPOLITAIN ASSEMBLY, CITY ENGINEER, DC.

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• FREDDIE 8 years ago

  This happened because of the system we have in the country. In most parts of the world traffic lights are well monitored. Even when there is a failure, the amber colored light will flash to signal to drivers to proceed with c ...
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  This happened because of the system we have in the country. In most parts of the world traffic lights are well monitored. Even when there is a failure, the amber colored light will flash to signal to drivers to proceed with care and also to stop, look and listen and treat that particular intersection as a Four-Way Stop. The problem with us here in Ghana is that we do not have good driver education nor good traffic light system. When you combine both the result is DEATH. If we do not change our attitude towards good driver education and good roadways there will always be death on our roads. We can surely change our systems to international standards.

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• Asare- Bediako, Toronto. 8 years ago

  Accidents on our roads in Ghana must be blamed on the drivers. I wander how driving licence is issued to people, and what knowledge about safety and road signs are the drivers supposed to know. All drivers must be subject to ...
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  Accidents on our roads in Ghana must be blamed on the drivers. I wander how driving licence is issued to people, and what knowledge about safety and road signs are the drivers supposed to know. All drivers must be subject to written text or oral text. Please my fellow drivers when traffic light is out of order the simple rule is Four Way Stop for all drivers.

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• USA NANA 8 years ago

  Thank you it's lack of common sense they always want to be spoon fed .they always get their driving license at he back door.

  Thank you it's lack of common sense they always want to be spoon fed .they always get their driving license at he back door.

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• USA NANA 8 years ago

  Drivers shd use their judgement not relying on traffic lights this is common sense.lf no lights at an intersection,and you are about to reach there you shd reduce speed and go through it looking both directions before drvng t ...
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  Drivers shd use their judgement not relying on traffic lights this is common sense.lf no lights at an intersection,and you are about to reach there you shd reduce speed and go through it looking both directions before drvng thru

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