World Toilet Day Comes Off Tomorrow: Open Defecation in Ghana has not ended

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• rev akomeah 11 years ago

  This topic is very important and needs attitudinal change ,the media,churches,NCCE and other organizations should start serious campaign and work on the minds of the people.Kudos

  This topic is very important and needs attitudinal change ,the media,churches,NCCE and other organizations should start serious campaign and work on the minds of the people.Kudos

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  Our govt thinks it is important to borrow $115 million to issue ID CARDS and give them to cholera ridden populace.This is where Ghanaians should demonstrate and say to the govt, sanitary amenities and hospitals are more impor ...
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  Our govt thinks it is important to borrow $115 million to issue ID CARDS and give them to cholera ridden populace.This is where Ghanaians should demonstrate and say to the govt, sanitary amenities and hospitals are more important than ID CARDS.

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• Emma 11 years ago

  It is pathetic commentators are quiet about the upcoming world toilet day. Precious time is rather wasted on politics whreas cholera is killing our people because they have eaten faeces unknowingly.
  It is time to create a Mi ...
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  It is pathetic commentators are quiet about the upcoming world toilet day. Precious time is rather wasted on politics whreas cholera is killing our people because they have eaten faeces unknowingly.
  It is time to create a Ministry of Environmental Health and Sanitation and resource it to champion the protection of the populace
  If our policy makers accept the existence of the Ghana Ghana Health Service to cure the sick then it makes sense to create a Ministry to protect the populace.

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• Frank 11 years ago

  It is really sad,Mama.

  It is really sad,Mama.

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