The state of Nima and the zongo inspiration team

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BB 10 years ago

Great article, very inspiring indeed. It goes to show that there is hope in Nima despite the gigantic challenges that lay within.

Great article, very inspiring indeed. It goes to show that there is hope in Nima despite the gigantic challenges that lay within.
Sheriff Deen Abdulai 10 years ago

Wonderful piece of story yet pregnant with issues that if not properly checked will conceive gargantuan problems we cannot deal. As a member a concern member of that community, i am indeed happy to know about the group and ha ...
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Wonderful piece of story yet pregnant with issues that if not properly checked will conceive gargantuan problems we cannot deal. As a member a concern member of that community, i am indeed happy to know about the group and have requested to be part of that noble
cause. Keep the good work comrade, and In Shaa Allah, change will come. Salaam
ALI 10 years ago

Great piece my brother.

Great piece my brother.
Fuseini 10 years ago

Good piece and a good initiative taken to improve the situation in Nima.
I wish and pray that other Zongo communities also takes that step so as to change the conditions pertaining to Zongo communities.

Good piece and a good initiative taken to improve the situation in Nima.
I wish and pray that other Zongo communities also takes that step so as to change the conditions pertaining to Zongo communities.
Sleek Shushu 10 years ago

You've hit de nail on de head, wonderful piece..

You've hit de nail on de head, wonderful piece..
Esi 10 years ago

This is a beautifully written piece, pregnant with more questions than answers. Kudos to the organizers of the Zongo Inspiration team.

This is a beautifully written piece, pregnant with more questions than answers. Kudos to the organizers of the Zongo Inspiration team.
GoatEater 10 years ago

Nima is a classic victim of failed leadership. We can be sad and critical of what Nima is today, but cannot be blamed for being compelled into such an environment. Leadership - both local and national - have a responsibility ...
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Nima is a classic victim of failed leadership. We can be sad and critical of what Nima is today, but cannot be blamed for being compelled into such an environment. Leadership - both local and national - have a responsibility to provide hope, opportunities, and basic amenities to all communities.
NANA BONSU 10 years ago

It is about time. Seems like all the Zongos are experiencing a downward trend that needs to be checked. The level of lawlessness achieved with impunity is frightening. I grew up in a Zongo still find it very fascinating place ...
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It is about time. Seems like all the Zongos are experiencing a downward trend that needs to be checked. The level of lawlessness achieved with impunity is frightening. I grew up in a Zongo still find it very fascinating place when I visit Ghana. So much is being lost now. There is no respect for anything and anybody. A Teenage motorbike rider almost ran me and my Mum down on a sidewalk and was upset we did not give way. When I complained, I was informed that was the norm.

People keep asking me why I don't cut my connection. Well, there is something fascinating about a Zongo if you grew up there that will keep you going back despite all its faults. There are nice folks in the Zongo too.
Victor 10 years ago

I am born and raised in the zongo of Ashaiman, having went to Adisadel Collge, Legon, masters in the united state, and now working with a fortune 300 USA company, i can really relate to you story about life in the Zongo's. Me ...
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I am born and raised in the zongo of Ashaiman, having went to Adisadel Collge, Legon, masters in the united state, and now working with a fortune 300 USA company, i can really relate to you story about life in the Zongo's. Me and may generation in Ghana started the "Zongo parliament" as a starting point to begin the dialogue to transform our community from the bad image it conjure.
AB 10 years ago

Wow!! the most brilliant article I have ever read on Ghanaweb.

Wow!! the most brilliant article I have ever read on Ghanaweb.

mawuli 10 years ago

mazee okoro well done for the story

mazee okoro well done for the story
Sam in Uganda 10 years ago

Intuitive piece. well written. in our days going to nima walking from flagstaff house through kanda estates was a nigtmare. I thought with the opening up of road networks the situation will improve. with people like you the s ...
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Intuitive piece. well written. in our days going to nima walking from flagstaff house through kanda estates was a nigtmare. I thought with the opening up of road networks the situation will improve. with people like you the situation can improve.
God bless your efforts and dreams.

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