Kotokuraba Market demolition case to go through full trial

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• K. O. 11 years ago

  I just wonder oh Oman Oguaa!!!. Temporally using inferior plastic T & J should prevent the construction of a new ultra modern market. What a trade off. Very sad

  I just wonder oh Oman Oguaa!!!. Temporally using inferior plastic T & J should prevent the construction of a new ultra modern market. What a trade off. Very sad

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• John Kejetia 11 years ago

  Oguaa wonye ! Still Wonye !!

  Oguaa wonye ! Still Wonye !!

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• Uncle 11 years ago

  Another NPP Agenda. Following NPP blindly. If a house is to be built for you and you said no, that is your nana.

  Another NPP Agenda. Following NPP blindly. If a house is to be built for you and you said no, that is your nana.

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• CORNEY 11 years ago

  That is the problem in Ghana,we played politics with everything using judges to block development projects which is becoming a norm in the Central region.
  I wonder why a court will be interfering in government programs,and ...
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  That is the problem in Ghana,we played politics with everything using judges to block development projects which is becoming a norm in the Central region.
  I wonder why a court will be interfering in government programs,and I wonder if it is a law in the country that government has to seek court approval to demolish structures to pave way development projects.
  If they don't like what has been provided as temporary structures they should just change it,that is what government can provide,it is not the job of individuals to tell government what kind of materials they should use for the project.

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• OBIKYIRE 11 years ago

  I wonder if any of you are from Cape Coast. With all that has come is not appropriate to move the market to a much better convenient place.It is sad that we do not want progress. This market was establish during the colonial ...
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  I wonder if any of you are from Cape Coast. With all that has come is not appropriate to move the market to a much better convenient place.It is sad that we do not want progress. This market was establish during the colonial era,do we want to continue ,with population explosion and all others.Why can't the Omanhene move the market with the politics on the ground

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• Stephen Badu-Yeboah 11 years ago

  As a Cape Coaster, l like development. However, l do not think we should sacrifice health for development. I think the temporary place should be built well so that it can also be used for other important need of the Cape Coas ...
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  As a Cape Coaster, l like development. However, l do not think we should sacrifice health for development. I think the temporary place should be built well so that it can also be used for other important need of the Cape Coasters.

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