Government will secure 100 electric buses for Metro Mass Transit – Bawumia

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Kido 1 year ago

Elections are here with us again, and the cunning Aplanke Bawumia has started his tricks again. In any case, where are the taxis he promised the Okada riders before the 2020 elections? Our country is bleeding profusely, and a ...
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Elections are here with us again, and the cunning Aplanke Bawumia has started his tricks again. In any case, where are the taxis he promised the Okada riders before the 2020 elections? Our country is bleeding profusely, and as if this is not enough, these guys are doing all that they can to completely destroy it. Let's wake up and stop them in their tracks once and for all. Not again!
Blue Pen 1 year ago

More promises again bcuz of elections. Why did you purchase diesel trains after charging vehicle owners emission tax?

More promises again bcuz of elections. Why did you purchase diesel trains after charging vehicle owners emission tax?
Jato 1 year ago

See this fool again! Where is the airport and port you promised for the Central region????

See this fool again! Where is the airport and port you promised for the Central region????
Seaman Toronto Canada 1 year ago

Mr Vice President let me tell you that Ghanaians are fed up with you and your useless stupid foolish promises.Look where you and your idiot Akuffo Addo has brought this nation.Stupid fools .

Mr Vice President let me tell you that Ghanaians are fed up with you and your useless stupid foolish promises.Look where you and your idiot Akuffo Addo has brought this nation.Stupid fools .
No Mercy 1 year ago

Mr Promises digital and Economist Liar Vice President.is this Meto Mass Buses Made in Ghana Do You think this Electric buses going to Help the Peoples in Ghana Problem .

Mr Promises digital and Economist Liar Vice President.is this Meto Mass Buses Made in Ghana Do You think this Electric buses going to Help the Peoples in Ghana Problem .
Rastafarian 1 year ago

Nkrumah is our reference point when it comes to leadership role in Ghana.
Bawumia and Mahatma can never be compare to Nkrumah at any level.
Okay, at the moment Ghana is in crisis, what are we waiting for as patriotics ?
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Nkrumah is our reference point when it comes to leadership role in Ghana.
Bawumia and Mahatma can never be compare to Nkrumah at any level.
Okay, at the moment Ghana is in crisis, what are we waiting for as patriotics ?
Power to the people has not been achieve.
Colonial institutions that needed overhaul still in place.
Young pioneers, that brought discipline in the nation has been banned.
Someone wants and needs us this way.
All our officials that supposed to supervise our mineral resources, take envelopes from the foreigners, and their companies ,without due process of accounts ,for their own interests .
The country is in the hand's of the elite.
That's not what Nkrumah promised us, please !
We have to come together as people and rescue the nation this time.
Non of the political parties can stand the PowerPoint (The Western World of today) but with unity and determination we can navigate our ship from the deep sea to the promise Land Nkrumah promised us.
We owned this to the next generation.
Listen to Bawumia: government will order 100 electric buses.
Nkrumah would have say : government will produce 100 electric buses
Big difference.
We need a Born leaders of men, we need a thinker, A thinker of Great taught in Ghana at the moment, please !
1987 1 year ago

Hahaha.
Master Chief mate.
You can even channel the sea to Ashanti region.
You will still loose the election.
Jack Toronto.

Hahaha.
Master Chief mate.
You can even channel the sea to Ashanti region.
You will still loose the election.
Jack Toronto.
Ghanaians 1 year ago

When would this man wake up from his slumber always thinking that Ghanaians don't think and don't reason?

When would this man wake up from his slumber always thinking that Ghanaians don't think and don't reason?
Malcom X 1 year ago

Where are the concrete roads you made noise about

Where are the concrete roads you made noise about
DP 1 year ago

Is Bawumia in charge now? He says he is not in charge. Why is he giving promises when he is supposedly not in charge. This man is seriously conflicted. In one breath, he is not in charge; in another he acts aas if he is in ch ...
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Is Bawumia in charge now? He says he is not in charge. Why is he giving promises when he is supposedly not in charge. This man is seriously conflicted. In one breath, he is not in charge; in another he acts aas if he is in charge. A disingenuous individual indeed!

Lordma 1 year ago

Maintenance is the problem with ghanaian and the institutions they are not paying attention to that eating food and stealing is their problem they always thinking talking about most anoying most public employees

Maintenance is the problem with ghanaian and the institutions they are not paying attention to that eating food and stealing is their problem they always thinking talking about most anoying most public employees
Jkm 1 year ago

Another lie usual of him

Another lie usual of him
Ex-Pope 1 year ago

100 false promises and counting, and the Lie N Go 3-legged race horse Aplanke isn't even half way in his race.

100 false promises and counting, and the Lie N Go 3-legged race horse Aplanke isn't even half way in his race.
Abena 1 year ago

God help Ghana from these politicians

God help Ghana from these politicians
Nam 1 1 year ago

Why now? after 7 years in office realised 10 months to Vote for new president that the country needs Buses? Because your fly with your family so what the ordinary citizens are going through means nothing to you and your fel ...
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Why now? after 7 years in office realised 10 months to Vote for new president that the country needs Buses? Because your fly with your family so what the ordinary citizens are going through means nothing to you and your fellow NPP frontrunners.
Wabs 1 year ago

Already we are in Domsor and this man is here again talking about electric buses. How would we power them?
In any case, where are the sky train

Already we are in Domsor and this man is here again talking about electric buses. How would we power them?
In any case, where are the sky train
Maame 1 year ago

This is where it gets silly, in a country experiencing blackouts how are you going to charge electric buses????!!!
When will these people learn???
Please make it make sense.

This is where it gets silly, in a country experiencing blackouts how are you going to charge electric buses????!!!
When will these people learn???
Please make it make sense.
Hmmmm 1 year ago

Ghana have no better roads you are talking about buses

Ghana have no better roads you are talking about buses
Ernest 1 year ago

Electric buses? For what? We are struggling with electricity and you talk about electric buses? Go and check the metro buses a common lack of tyres has forced most buses to be packed. Just use the money to open the Neoplan co ...
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Electric buses? For what? We are struggling with electricity and you talk about electric buses? Go and check the metro buses a common lack of tyres has forced most buses to be packed. Just use the money to open the Neoplan company for it to be operationalised and give jobs to the young guys in Batama Kumasi and Accra as well. Simple economics and common sense aba
Baba M.Mukhtar 1 year ago

Is the Mate still talking?

Is the Mate still talking?

AHIMADU 1 year ago

We can't power our homes ooooo

We can't power our homes ooooo
Emmanuel Davidson 1 year ago

May I know if the driver's mate can promise 100 buses

May I know if the driver's mate can promise 100 buses

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