A letter to the Transport Minister

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RAB 7 months ago

Spot on sir

Spot on sir
Omanhene Kwabena Asante 7 months ago

This is a great idea. lets hope it reaches the minister. I beleive he will take action. God bless you Teddy Acquah

This is a great idea. lets hope it reaches the minister. I beleive he will take action. God bless you Teddy Acquah
Tony 7 months ago

Nice piece Teddy. Now let's Pray and hope that your people up there will LISTEN & ACT

Nice piece Teddy. Now let's Pray and hope that your people up there will LISTEN & ACT
Kwasi Asante of Akoasi 7 months ago

Good piece to raise awareness of the dangers on our roads. I believe that most of the problems lies on driving while under the influence.
Most drivers in Ghana drive while drunk. Either on a quarter of apio or you guess what ...
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Good piece to raise awareness of the dangers on our roads. I believe that most of the problems lies on driving while under the influence.
Most drivers in Ghana drive while drunk. Either on a quarter of apio or you guess what. Any time I visit a fufu joint, almost everyone is drinking alcohol. Most leave the joint and hop at the car front seat.

At transport stations, most drivers jump into the
driver seat right from the apio joint. Many drivers on the roads would stop at joints and take a calabash or two of palm wine, eat fufuo and continue their travel.

These traditions results in rampant motor accidents/deaths in my opinion.