Migration from Bongo curbed

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• Adams 12 years ago

  good job done

  good job done

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• Quashigah 12 years ago

  They will miss and crave for fufu, so they will still come and pound fufu.We need them in th south here.

  They will miss and crave for fufu, so they will still come and pound fufu.We need them in th south here.

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• Paul Amuna 12 years ago

  This is an area with poorly resourced school facilities especially the Duah area which until recently (with the help and support of Duah residents and natives of the area), had one primary school with poorly trained teachers ...
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  This is an area with poorly resourced school facilities especially the Duah area which until recently (with the help and support of Duah residents and natives of the area), had one primary school with poorly trained teachers and the JSS was also poorly staffed.
  
  How do you expect children under those circumstances to develop their intellectual skills? The resourceful citizens have over the decades worked hard on their farms to support their families. Any rural integrated programme to improve their livelihoods is most welcome.

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• Patriot 12 years ago

  Ghanaians must ask John Mahama what happened with SADA. Why should WVI build irrigation canals in Bongo we have spent half a billion dollars on SADA? Annoyingly these people voted for Mahama because he is from the North.

  Ghanaians must ask John Mahama what happened with SADA. Why should WVI build irrigation canals in Bongo we have spent half a billion dollars on SADA? Annoyingly these people voted for Mahama because he is from the North.

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