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• NAMELESS 4 months ago

  Very sad story. May God strengthen her bereaved family.
  
  It is now time for Ghana to stop people from trading on the roads. So many of the traders have died in similar incidents.

  Very sad story. May God strengthen her bereaved family.
  
  It is now time for Ghana to stop people from trading on the roads. So many of the traders have died in similar incidents.

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• gh leaders don't have sense 4 months ago

  Failed brakes. Gh leaders are beyond stupid..who inspected these trotros before they could go on the road. The transport minister, and the various regional gprtus must urgently bring every trotro driver to book. They must all ...
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  Failed brakes. Gh leaders are beyond stupid..who inspected these trotros before they could go on the road. The transport minister, and the various regional gprtus must urgently bring every trotro driver to book. They must all get their trotros inspected for safety before they are cleared to operate. If the gprtu heads clears these trostors to operate and someone dies..arrest that gprtu manager.. this is a preventable accident but when leaders are fools and negligent and can't think, can't put in place checks and balances that ensure the saggy of the citizenry. This is what you get. The family of the decreased should sue transport .industry and the gprtu..smh

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• GH8 4 months ago

  They all have ROAD WORTHY CERTIFICATE but those cars have not been to DVLA OFFICES FOR YEARS. My brother that is Ghana. If these cars are to go for proper checks before issue with Road Worthy CERTIFICATE, about 50% of them wi ...
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  They all have ROAD WORTHY CERTIFICATE but those cars have not been to DVLA OFFICES FOR YEARS. My brother that is Ghana. If these cars are to go for proper checks before issue with Road Worthy CERTIFICATE, about 50% of them will not pass.

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• Chris 4 months ago

  It's just a case of incompetent driver. He could have used the engine brake to atleast reduce the speed or stop the vehicle

  It's just a case of incompetent driver. He could have used the engine brake to atleast reduce the speed or stop the vehicle

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• Kwakuvi 4 months ago

  When Asiedu Nketia is giving a slaughter sign of killing people for blood to win power, this is what happens daily on our roads

  When Asiedu Nketia is giving a slaughter sign of killing people for blood to win power, this is what happens daily on our roads

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• Amazonia 4 months ago

  Was it not your certificateless & lunatic chimpanzee ex-president from Kyebi... (Nana Akuffo Addo) who finished smoking three rolls of wee within one hour and started barking... "all-die-be-die..????" Kwaaaasia...............

  Was it not your certificateless & lunatic chimpanzee ex-president from Kyebi... (Nana Akuffo Addo) who finished smoking three rolls of wee within one hour and started barking... "all-die-be-die..????" Kwaaaasia...............

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 4 months ago

  Akuffo Addo joined your Julor Jeremiah Rawlings who had smoked ten rolls of the OBONSAM TAWA and had become stupidly drunk and couldn’t reason beyond his nose. Talk about the murderous AYIGBE smoking chimney first. He was a ...
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  Akuffo Addo joined your Julor Jeremiah Rawlings who had smoked ten rolls of the OBONSAM TAWA and had become stupidly drunk and couldn’t reason beyond his nose. Talk about the murderous AYIGBE smoking chimney first. He was always drugged in it. Is there any person at the Burma Camp who didn’t know that Julor Jato was a Weed smoking Anlo Ewe maniac? He was a thief who could not afford to buy furniture for himself but stole Military Aircraft seats to use as his furniture. Was he not a pauper who lived on credited YOR KE GARI. A whole Flight Lieutenant who credited YOR KE GARI. No wonder he was a bastard and lived like one.

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• Al 4 months ago

  I am deeply moved by this sad situation.May the Lord bless her soul.May her family be comforted.

  I am deeply moved by this sad situation.May the Lord bless her soul.May her family be comforted.

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• Ghanaman 4 months ago

  Firing squad

  Firing squad

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• DEEPLY SADDENED - Kwabs,london 4 months ago

  I am deeply saddened by the woman's sudden death. I wish i could donate some few pounds to the husband and the children. My deepest condolences to the husband and two children.

  I am deeply saddened by the woman's sudden death. I wish i could donate some few pounds to the husband and the children. My deepest condolences to the husband and two children.

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• Obrrmpong 4 months ago

  Traffic Motor Accident very rampant in Ghana
  ever since. Human errors, technology at ebb,
  the nature of the road and the lack of adequate
  Road Signs. Finally the modern use of brain strain
  like illicit drugs that reduc ...
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  Traffic Motor Accident very rampant in Ghana
  ever since. Human errors, technology at ebb,
  the nature of the road and the lack of adequate
  Road Signs. Finally the modern use of brain strain
  like illicit drugs that reduce and stimulate the brain
  to work opposite and renders users not to
  Follow normal human behavior.
  Railroad transportation could not totally
  alleviate the uncontrolled traffic Accidents, but
  still to minimize traffic accidents. Ghana must
  think of Railroad Transportation infrastructures
  as part of the national development and human
  Advancement.

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• Raphael Abeam US 4 months ago

  Its time the government deals mercilessly with drivers who kills any innocent person .There is lot of accidents and killing of people too much

  Its time the government deals mercilessly with drivers who kills any innocent person .There is lot of accidents and killing of people too much

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• Accra is dirty.com 4 months ago

  Drivers in Ghana and speeding is like a hubby,we have advised and advised to reduce speeding but they don't listen especially those commercial Drivers loads passengers are always in a rush to destinations quickly loads again ...
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  Drivers in Ghana and speeding is like a hubby,we have advised and advised to reduce speeding but they don't listen especially those commercial Drivers loads passengers are always in a rush to destinations quickly loads again go and deposit passengers again in a rush so it goes (GPRTU)Ghana private road transport union) must make it a standing law for all commercial transport drivers shouldn't allow passengers to fares before boarding, only after passengers arrives safely to their destinations before fares are paid,in doing so,it will let drivers to reduce speeding, simple and short no safe journey no transport fare.

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• Many Ghanaians won't comment on serious issues 4 months ago

  Very few will comment on issues bordering on road safety which has killed and continue to kill many ghanaian all they want is politics

  Very few will comment on issues bordering on road safety which has killed and continue to kill many ghanaian all they want is politics

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• Obrrmpong 4 months ago

  Traffic Motor Accident very rampant in Ghana
  ever since. Human errors, technology at ebb,
  the nature of the road and the lack of adequate
  Road Signs. Finally the modern use of brain strain
  like illicit drugs that reduc ...
  read full comment

  Traffic Motor Accident very rampant in Ghana
  ever since. Human errors, technology at ebb,
  the nature of the road and the lack of adequate
  Road Signs. Finally the modern use of brain strain
  like illicit drugs that reduce and stimulate the brain
  to work opposite and renders users not to
  Follow normal human behavior.
  Railroad transportation could not totally
  alleviate the uncontrolled traffic Accidents, but
  still to minimize traffic accidents. Ghana must
  think of Railroad Transportation infrastructures
  as part of the national development and human
  Advancement.

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• Koti 4 months ago

  Our beloved country Ghana is on autopilot. We have not solved one national problem since independence. This is not the first and would not be the last. After police investigations what next?
  I recently travelled on the Kumas ...
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  Our beloved country Ghana is on autopilot. We have not solved one national problem since independence. This is not the first and would not be the last. After police investigations what next?
  I recently travelled on the Kumasi-Offinso road. Just in front of the Kronum Police Station you see bread sellers chasing and running between speeding vehicles. Have the police stopped them? Should any accident happen involved a bread seller there, the police would tell us they are investigating the cause of the accident. To move Ghana forward, we must stop the fire fighting approach to problem solving!

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• MO KWAME NKRUMAH NO 4 months ago

  Why is it allowed for hawkers sell goods along commercial road sides in Africa, particularly in Ghana which is an eyesore ? Can't the government institute a total ban on trading along road sides?Parliament where the laws of t ...
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  Why is it allowed for hawkers sell goods along commercial road sides in Africa, particularly in Ghana which is an eyesore ? Can't the government institute a total ban on trading along road sides?Parliament where the laws of the country are made are sleeping and what efforts is the government doing to control overspeeding on our roads?Government must invest heavily on mechanisms for controlling speeding,you cannot drive above the speed limits given by road signs in Europe and any advance countries, you could be trapped by electronic monitoring devices planted along the roads checking speeding vehicles, the systems are available in any of these advanced countries unless the ministry of transport and communications will not involve in the implementation, if they will, the embassies representative of Ghana must be tasked to consult relevant authorities where they are accredited because the technology exists that can be bought and built in our road networks to save guide and prevent accidents through rampant motor accidents which has become too much in Ghana!

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• Ed 4 months ago

  rakes just don't fail like that. Eeeeeiii. Hmmm.

  rakes just don't fail like that. Eeeeeiii. Hmmm.

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• Charles 4 months ago

  Only a lawless country will allow people to be selling in the middle of the street. We have normalized lawlessness in Ghana. John Mahama I thought you said you have come to reset the country?

  Only a lawless country will allow people to be selling in the middle of the street. We have normalized lawlessness in Ghana. John Mahama I thought you said you have come to reset the country?

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• Teddy more 4 months ago

  That's why I keep telling the government about creating pedestrians crossing. Very necessary.
  Every iner cities needs perdistrans crossing.
  Is not expensive. What you need to do is mark the crossing then put two poles op ...
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  That's why I keep telling the government about creating pedestrians crossing. Very necessary.
  Every iner cities needs perdistrans crossing.
  Is not expensive. What you need to do is mark the crossing then put two poles opposite ways with normal colour flashing. Period!!!!

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• kulbogo 4 months ago

  Such a stupid driver, why chose to kill the lady instead of crashing into the car in front, lack of experience is making the useless driver to kill innocents souls.

  Such a stupid driver, why chose to kill the lady instead of crashing into the car in front, lack of experience is making the useless driver to kill innocents souls.

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