When Grown Men are too Afraid to Cross

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• AKASI MARTHA NZEMA 12 years ago

  WHEN GROWN MEN ARE TOO AFRAID TO GROWN WOMEN WILL NOT AFRAID TO CROSS. GHANA WE NEEDS STRONG WOMAN TO RULES MOTHER GHANA, BUT NOT NANA KONADU.

  WHEN GROWN MEN ARE TOO AFRAID TO GROWN WOMEN WILL NOT AFRAID TO CROSS. GHANA WE NEEDS STRONG WOMAN TO RULES MOTHER GHANA, BUT NOT NANA KONADU.

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• Asiwome 12 years ago

  Drivers must take on the responsibility of improving the condition of the roads and their vehicles. They must also ensure that they are in good health by eating well getting enough sleep and weaning themselves off alcohol, an ...
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  Drivers must take on the responsibility of improving the condition of the roads and their vehicles. They must also ensure that they are in good health by eating well getting enough sleep and weaning themselves off alcohol, anxiety and other bad habits. We need road crossing signs, and traffic lights in the villages. These will surely slow down speeding drivers.

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• Andy 12 years ago

  Please, this is the work of the Chiefs and Assembly Men's of each town and villages, to see and implements, thanks,

  Please, this is the work of the Chiefs and Assembly Men's of each town and villages, to see and implements, thanks,

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• Hipolyte Kanton 12 years ago

  Law enforces,pedestrian and driver discipline are the answers.Drivers must learn to follow the steps of defensive driving.
  1Slow down
  2 Let others pass you
  3 Desist from driving in bad weather conditions
  4 Don't drink whi ...
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  Law enforces,pedestrian and driver discipline are the answers.Drivers must learn to follow the steps of defensive driving.
  1Slow down
  2 Let others pass you
  3 Desist from driving in bad weather conditions
  4 Don't drink while driving
  5 Wear a seatbelt
  6 Keep your car and its accessories in good conditions
  7 Use your signals properly
  8 Don't tailgate
  9 Keep your eyes moving
  10 Avoid distraction when driving

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• Kwame 12 years ago

  My mother told me not to cross a river with a mob. That is what the majority of Ghanaians have not lean.

  My mother told me not to cross a river with a mob. That is what the majority of Ghanaians have not lean.

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• Abdul Ghaniyyu Abubakari 12 years ago

  We have a long way to go. Notwithstanding that, the responsibility of ensuring safety on our roads is for each and every individual of this nation. We have to make the authorities work. Remind them of their duties to mother G ...
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  We have a long way to go. Notwithstanding that, the responsibility of ensuring safety on our roads is for each and every individual of this nation. We have to make the authorities work. Remind them of their duties to mother Ghana. Good work John.

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