Stranded Senchi passengers defecate in the open

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• OSEI TUTU 11 years ago

  How useless can a leadership of a country be? They knew years this was coming yet not a single contingency was in place. The Minister of Transport needs to resign? But of course in a country where the leaders cant run a publi ...
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  How useless can a leadership of a country be? They knew years this was coming yet not a single contingency was in place. The Minister of Transport needs to resign? But of course in a country where the leaders cant run a public toilet, what do you expect?

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• BE BOLD 11 years ago

  All they care about is to go to Parliament or become a president to have access to steal. For a simple facility like toilets, Ghana is unable to provide. Rawlings taught the country how to steal and go free and everyone is ...
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  All they care about is to go to Parliament or become a president to have access to steal. For a simple facility like toilets, Ghana is unable to provide. Rawlings taught the country how to steal and go free and everyone is following his footsteps. Only idiots will challenge me on this.

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• Mark 11 years ago

  why at this point of time? where is Tourist Board? GPRTU? Minister of of Roads AND highways? Finally the President?

  why at this point of time? where is Tourist Board? GPRTU? Minister of of Roads AND highways? Finally the President?

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• EZEKIEL 11 years ago

  OUR LEADERS ARE REALLY USELESS ! Since when did we NOT KNOW that the Adomi Bridge would be CLOSED for major repairs ?? We could have PLANNED for these things. As usual our STUPID DECISION makers NEVER do anything WORTH PRAIS ...
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  OUR LEADERS ARE REALLY USELESS ! Since when did we NOT KNOW that the Adomi Bridge would be CLOSED for major repairs ?? We could have PLANNED for these things. As usual our STUPID DECISION makers NEVER do anything WORTH PRAISING !!!!With ALL the Chain of degrees in management and what-have-you,NOBODY thought of this ? USELESS PEOPLE ride in their 4x4s but go to the BUSH to shit !!! Idiots.

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• afigam 11 years ago

  ooooooooooh! voltarians when on earth are you people going to realize that this party is not on your side? REASON UP.THE region is the last on their list, stop being naïve, grow up.

  ooooooooooh! voltarians when on earth are you people going to realize that this party is not on your side? REASON UP.THE region is the last on their list, stop being naïve, grow up.

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• Richard Yentumi 11 years ago

  In all my life I have never advocated for anyone to be sacked from his / her employment but strongly feel that whoever was in charge of the repairs should be sacked immediately for not making provision for alternative means ...
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  In all my life I have never advocated for anyone to be sacked from his / her employment but strongly feel that whoever was in charge of the repairs should be sacked immediately for not making provision for alternative means of crossing.What is the use of the Ghana Army to provide temporary bridges to alleviate the problem.Its really sad to read about old people struggling to cross.and spending 24hrs for the privilege and pay for the service. Shame on you whoever was in charge.

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• BE BOLD 11 years ago

  The Ghana army is not as loyal as you think. Asking them to do this can be taken as maltreatment for them

  The Ghana army is not as loyal as you think. Asking them to do this can be taken as maltreatment for them

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• DrG 11 years ago

  they've got to shit somewhere! this is no news.

  they've got to shit somewhere! this is no news.

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• Banku 11 years ago

  At the end of the day, Ghanaians will complain and complain about this but the same *hi* will continue to hold the country back and make its government look like fools. C'est la vie.

  At the end of the day, Ghanaians will complain and complain about this but the same *hi* will continue to hold the country back and make its government look like fools. C'est la vie.

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• Adjei Koti 11 years ago

  Dear Mr. Minister of Roads Highways:
  1. Under the contract for this job, whose scope of work is the provision of a ferry to cross vehicles and people?
  
  2. Is it the contractor's or the Ghana government's?
  
  3. If it is th ...
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  Dear Mr. Minister of Roads Highways:
  1. Under the contract for this job, whose scope of work is the provision of a ferry to cross vehicles and people?
  
  2. Is it the contractor's or the Ghana government's?
  
  3. If it is the contractor's responsibility, why did the goverment not ensure that proper equipment are procured for the crossing?
  
  4. If it is the government, who did the procurement of the ferries and for how much?
  
  I smell foul play. Either somebody is showing full disregard for the people by not doing his job well and so must be taken on.
  Whoever is supposed to provide the ferries has plenty of quetions to answer.
  
  These are the issues our newspapers hould hammer on. Instead, all they do is NPP, NDC.
  
  I think the people have the right to sue the goverment for trampling on their human right- freedom of movement

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• BE BOLD 11 years ago

  Those complaining the most will be the first to vote to retain this government. It is a problem we are learning to live with

  Those complaining the most will be the first to vote to retain this government. It is a problem we are learning to live with

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• Diasporan 11 years ago

  This is very embarrassing for us in diaspora. Basic common sense should have suggested to the Ministers of Transportation, Tourism, etc., that closing the Adomi Bridge would require the opening of alternative routes.
  
  An ...
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  This is very embarrassing for us in diaspora. Basic common sense should have suggested to the Ministers of Transportation, Tourism, etc., that closing the Adomi Bridge would require the opening of alternative routes.
  
  An effective, efficient and economical contingency should have been anticipated, planned and executed long in advance of the Easter Holiday. The Ministers have shown a high level of pre-independence backwardness!
  
  In this particular case, the Ghana government is wholely responsible and accountable. The Ministers have clearly demonstrated that have no concern for the ordinary needs of the common people. Demonstrations and media pressure should be mounted to drive the lazy fools from office. Such foolish government behaviour is the main source of our shame in diaspora.

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