Ashaiman police arrest trotro driver and mate for charging illegal transport fares

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ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 1 month ago

Fine or jail time ofcourse UT those who over paid should get travel rebate from gprtu. Do the right thing

Fine or jail time ofcourse UT those who over paid should get travel rebate from gprtu. Do the right thing
NKRUMAH 1 month ago

GOOD MOVE :

GOOD MOVE :
Kwaku Tee 1 month ago

Ghana Police Service is wasting their time, what they're doing is not the solution. We can only bring sanity into our public commercial transport system by banning Trotros and introduce mass modern transport operated by large ...
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Ghana Police Service is wasting their time, what they're doing is not the solution. We can only bring sanity into our public commercial transport system by banning Trotros and introduce mass modern transport operated by large private transport companies. When public transport is operated by companies it's very easy to control them.Again with good employees work ethics, drivers & conductors can easily be discipline by their employers.
Bastard 1 month ago

Kasoa drivers should be targeted.

Kasoa drivers should be targeted.
SULLEY 1 month ago

So, we're going back to 1979 and the era of price controls, abi? What's wrong with this administration? If the government had continued with the policy of mass transportation system as planned by the previous administration, ...
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So, we're going back to 1979 and the era of price controls, abi? What's wrong with this administration? If the government had continued with the policy of mass transportation system as planned by the previous administration, trotro drivers wouldn't dare overcharge their passengers. Arresting drivers will just accelerate the growth of hatred for the administration. You politicians don't ever learn from each other's damaging miscalculations.
Putin 1 month ago

You're blaming the government for our greed and selfish?

You're blaming the government for our greed and selfish?
Travis 1 month ago

Please check Accra- Somanya

Ashaiman-Somanya
Medina- Somanya
Koforidua-Somanya
Ada-Somanya
These drivers are brutal on their passengers with unauthorised lorry fares

Please check Accra- Somanya

Ashaiman-Somanya
Medina- Somanya
Koforidua-Somanya
Ada-Somanya
These drivers are brutal on their passengers with unauthorised lorry fares
Former President 1 month ago

Let's blame the government for our greed

Let's blame the government for our greed
NK 1 month ago

The same behavior Ashaiman Katamaso trotro drivers are putting

The same behavior Ashaiman Katamaso trotro drivers are putting
Gola 1 month ago

If this was done under the NPP government Kwasi Pratt and co will have raised hell all over the place, where is he no?

If this was done under the NPP government Kwasi Pratt and co will have raised hell all over the place, where is he no?

CAN GPRTU AND GRCC TELL GHANAIANS WHY KPONG / SOMANYA LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS HAVE INCREASED LORRY FARES OVER 30% WHEN THERE IS NO INCREAMENTiIN TRANSPORT FARES ACROSS BOARD. 1 month ago

Ghana police must also come to kpong and SOMANYA where the local union of GPRTU and GRCC have arbitrarily increased transport faces . From kpong to koforidua used to be 35 cedis but have been increased to 40 cedis. From kpong ...
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Ghana police must also come to kpong and SOMANYA where the local union of GPRTU and GRCC have arbitrarily increased transport faces . From kpong to koforidua used to be 35 cedis but have been increased to 40 cedis. From kpong to Madina used to be 25 cedis but have been increased to 30 and what have you. The local Trotro in krobo used to be 2.50 but have been increased to 4..00 cedis. The National GPRTU and GRCC Executives must call these Krobo transport executives to reverse these unsanctioned fared and punish them. There is always fighting between drivers and passengers because of these unapproved increases in transport fares in Kroboland here. GHANA POLICE MUST COME IN QUICKLY to avoid bloodshed soon among passengers and drivers in kpong, Odumase Krobo and Somanya.
Samuel 1 month ago

It is happening in many parts of kumasi but nothing is being done about it by authorities.

It is happening in many parts of kumasi but nothing is being done about it by authorities.
PP 1 month ago

I wish Koforidua police do same to Koforidua -- Somanya and Odumase driver's, despite the directives, they still went ahead with the increments.

I wish Koforidua police do same to Koforidua -- Somanya and Odumase driver's, despite the directives, they still went ahead with the increments.
Detective 1 month ago

Why should the government increase fuel prices and expect the drivers not to increase the lorry fares at the same day the government increases fuel prices? The moment the government set date to increase fuel prices , the GPRT ...
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Why should the government increase fuel prices and expect the drivers not to increase the lorry fares at the same day the government increases fuel prices? The moment the government set date to increase fuel prices , the GPRTU should have also set the same date to increase lorry fares. Intact free those driver and the mate . Why must you increase your price and be expecting you to tell me to increased mine whilst you have already increased yours. It doesn’t and up where is it done? It’s like a Milo factory increases a price of their products in the factory which I have psi for . Now the factory is telling me if I go to the market I should not increase mine . Does that make any sense? In fact all drivers should have call for strike until they free their co-driver.
Felix 1 month ago

When will Kumasi polices start doing something like this

When will Kumasi polices start doing something like this

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