Kantamanto traders cry over spillage of hotel sewage

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• rev Godwin Adepa Love 8 years ago

  Hmmmm, only Ghana can this happen

  Hmmmm, only Ghana can this happen

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• Frank Agyena-Karikari 8 years ago

  Perhaps if you storm the hotel(No violence), the hotel will handle issues and authorities will come in.
  Block the hotel entrance, no customer in or out. Sometimes it works. This is not political. Cross the RED TAPES

  Perhaps if you storm the hotel(No violence), the hotel will handle issues and authorities will come in.
  Block the hotel entrance, no customer in or out. Sometimes it works. This is not political. Cross the RED TAPES

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• Kwabena Ansa 8 years ago

  Honorable President, Nana Akuffo-Addo, I am appealing to you to be bold and exercise your assertiveness to end galamsey thugs activities. Ghana is a law abiding country and not the kind of "banana republic". We do not want to ...
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  Honorable President, Nana Akuffo-Addo, I am appealing to you to be bold and exercise your assertiveness to end galamsey thugs activities. Ghana is a law abiding country and not the kind of "banana republic". We do not want to see Ghana falling into chaos and lawlessness as a country. I would hope you would flex your muscles and exercise the mandate we the people entrusted in you to fight official corruption activities, graft, ego and selfishness being exhibited by some of your official appointees. Nana, I believe unless you put your feet down and walk the talk you campaigned on, your own people-i.e. the very people with whom you are running the country could bring you down or cause your down fall or support. Nana, whatever good intention you may espoused, be mindful and watchful of perfidious activities of some of your appointees.

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• OBREMPON N.Y USA 8 years ago

  The scene in your publication does not
  merit reporting. This is disaster, and also
  does not speak good of GHANA. REMEMBER,
  GHANA is a judged the 7TH DIRTIES
  COUNTRY on the GLOBE, and this publi ...
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  The scene in your publication does not
  merit reporting. This is disaster, and also
  does not speak good of GHANA. REMEMBER,
  GHANA is a judged the 7TH DIRTIES
  COUNTRY on the GLOBE, and this publication
  CONFIRMS.

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• Uri Netaker 8 years ago

  And just what is that picture supposed to represent?
  
  It looks like an aerial view of some Saharan camel pens to me!
  
  Is that the best that could be published? - What a joke!

  And just what is that picture supposed to represent?
  
  It looks like an aerial view of some Saharan camel pens to me!
  
  Is that the best that could be published? - What a joke!

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• Kaakie 8 years ago

  I shock sef. Wht kind of pic is that? smh. Anyway, GTA, Ghana Hotel Association rise up NOW n do smefin. tnx!

  I shock sef. Wht kind of pic is that? smh. Anyway, GTA, Ghana Hotel Association rise up NOW n do smefin. tnx!

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• FOYOOSIS 8 years ago

  Hahaha, the picture when you look at it carefully is an underground septic tank with spillage on its cover.
  
  One can imagine the unpleasant drench the spillage on the tank might cause!

  Hahaha, the picture when you look at it carefully is an underground septic tank with spillage on its cover.
  
  One can imagine the unpleasant drench the spillage on the tank might cause!

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• Shergar 8 years ago

  I think Uri might be right.
  
  I put my huge magnifying glass over it and I swear I could see some Bedouin Tribesmen huddled in group sitting by a camp fire.

  I think Uri might be right.
  
  I put my huge magnifying glass over it and I swear I could see some Bedouin Tribesmen huddled in group sitting by a camp fire.

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• Lord Lucan 8 years ago

  You're right!
  
  I used a microscope and could see they were eating dates and drinking coffee.

  You're right!
  
  I used a microscope and could see they were eating dates and drinking coffee.

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