Amakye Dede weeps at the state of his hometown, Agogo

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• Kofi Virginia 11 years ago

  Cleaning of filth is the reonsibility of citizens. They dont have to be school educated but socially responsible. The fixing of roads are local government initiatives for rural areas. Here is where much cooperation at all lo ...
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  Cleaning of filth is the reonsibility of citizens. They dont have to be school educated but socially responsible. The fixing of roads are local government initiatives for rural areas. Here is where much cooperation at all local areas can serve its residents.

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• ADJEI 11 years ago

  Personally i don't see a single town or village that can easily pass as FILTHY FREE town. We have greedy semi uneducated people with little minds posing as chiefs and elders of these areas. They sit on resources yet their lit ...
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  Personally i don't see a single town or village that can easily pass as FILTHY FREE town. We have greedy semi uneducated people with little minds posing as chiefs and elders of these areas. They sit on resources yet their little minds cannot comprehend it. So if they will fight each other, live in filth, allow their kids to die from cholera and simple sickness, so be it! You cannot tell a fool to wisen up, you can only look on till they die in their folly.

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• Ed 11 years ago

  It's about time we change this our traditional setup. We need to start electing our local leaders and stop these chiefs and elders from destroying our towns and villages. Having town and village mayors with other elected offi ...
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  It's about time we change this our traditional setup. We need to start electing our local leaders and stop these chiefs and elders from destroying our towns and villages. Having town and village mayors with other elected officials will bring some accountability, responsibility, motivation and sense of dynamism. We can elect people with intellect, skills and the expertise to run our communities instead of relying on these semi-literates chiefs and elders.

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• yaw dada 11 years ago

  amakye you are not alone,i weep every night for my hometown kumawu.

  amakye you are not alone,i weep every night for my hometown kumawu.

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• pastor wrasta Babylon by bus 11 years ago

  Agogo,there are many of you in the united states,why don't you people contributed money to build your own town,with all your too known,you mean you can't,then what are you still in America for.

  Agogo,there are many of you in the united states,why don't you people contributed money to build your own town,with all your too known,you mean you can't,then what are you still in America for.

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