@n_friggo As to how the old ones even collapsed is a mystery
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scribblemerdi
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@JoyNewsOnTV Like by now a whole vice president will be claiming the glory for no work done
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@JoyNewsOnTV I don’t understand why you are banning minors? How are minors driving these without licenses? Is it not already illegal?
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@JoyNewsOnTV The clarification on the term "FOREIGNERS" as used.
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@kbd_warrior_su Rail transport is expensive, but very much needed. As to why even the existing lines that the British left for us has been discontinued, I wonder.
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Senegal has 22 trains running.
Senegal gained independence in 1960 = 66 years
Ghana, the first African country to gain independence, 1957 = 69 years.
But some party retard will tell you rail transport is expensive and not needed. You people should continue.
2KA@KamikaAnne
Le Sénégal ajoute 7 nouveaux trains aux 15 d'origine pour renforcer les services de transport public. 22 trains circulent actuellement sur la ligne Dakar-Diamniadio du Train Express Regional.
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@mpenabone @Bobthebuil19383 A systemic fight isn’t about individual politicians
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There’s a 14 million water 4 year project that was launched last year December funded by the government of Denmark in partnership with UNICEF. In 2018 projects were launched to solve the water crisis in communities in the north but last year The fourth estate revealed..1/3
we love ghana@weloveghana042
A foreigner in Northern Ghana was shocked after seeing a young girl, Rahma, drinking dirty water while waiting for her mother. The visitor said this reflects the reality for many communities in the region, where people still depend on unsafe water for daily life.
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@Nana_BoatengIII @Bobthebuil19383 Some are fighting for roads and buildings, but this is water
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@scribblemerdi @Bobthebuil19383 Southern part has Thier own problem. They're fighting with government to solve Thier problem. So the north must also fight for Thier own
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What I observed from this post:
1. NDC minister causes financial loss to the state.
2. NPP resumes power, and for 8 years, didn't touch the project when citizens have been crying about the high cost of rent in this country. The NPP government didn't see any need to continue the project and ease its citizens of some rent stress and thought it is more profitable to leave a 60% to 70% completed project stranded to rot.
3. NPP resumes power and for 8 years couldn't prosecute the said person for causing financial loss to the state.
4. NDC also resumes power and clears the said person of all charges leveled against him.
5. Now the NPP is complaining that its government couldn't use 8 years to prosecute a corrupt person who has caused great financial loss to the country and the NDC has come to free the said person.
Ladies and gentlemen, that's NPP/NDC for you. ORAL won't work for this same reasons. They are seriously scratching their backs and we are here fighting for them. NPP/NDC don't care about us; they care about enriching themselves at the peril of a dying nation.
Until we come together as a collective voice and demand serious accountability from our leaders and vote both parties out, they will never respect us.
Dapperman@KwakuDapaa1
In 2012, the government of Ghana took $200 million loan to construct 5,000 housing units. Just about 1,500 units were partially completed. Till date, the project isn’t completed The then sector Minister, Hon. Collins Dauda was standing trial for willfully causing financial loss to the State. But the case got dropped when the NDC took office in 2025. In the end, the taxpayers’ money has gone to waste
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@AbenaAnders Are you saying we don’t have anything like this in Ghana?
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Meanwhile in Ghana, the Saglemi Housing Project is a monument to how to spend money and achieve absolutely nothing. At this point, the Saglemi Housing Project should be added to our tourist sites as come and see how to waste public funds in peace. We’re not angry enough mtcheew
Omuntu@omuntuvensor
Rwanda🇷🇼 is the only African country that cares about its citizens, look at the houses the Government is constructing for it's people
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@prise_got_ya @Bossy___ The implication is that, we all know we are not at the top level, but sometimes the way some people belittle Ghana, I can only imagine they really know what Ghana has. Almost every 5 to 10 years Ghana brings out a new housing project for citizens.
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@scribblemerdi @Bossy___ are you in the 90s? why are you people like this? you think we're in history class erh?
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Oman foon bi s3 ghana. Paying housing ministers but common saglemi housing they cant operationalise it. Evil demons. Bonbastic satanic lucifers
Omuntu@omuntuvensor
Rwanda🇷🇼 is the only African country that cares about its citizens, look at the houses the Government is constructing for it's people
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@prise_got_ya @Bossy___ This was sold I think 2 to 3 years ago.
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@prise_got_ya @Bossy___ I’m just saying we’ve had it since then, affordable housing units were sold in 2022 as well, Saglemi still an ongoing project. So you can’t say Ghana doesn’t have this at all. Even single units were developed in Duah Kwanta close to Sunyani recently. It’s both history and present
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@WhillEyram And honestly, that is the only solution to the rental issues in Accra especially. Will solve 90% of the rent issues
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@scribblemerdi Good…. If it were affordable, most of these landlords won’t even get the chance to be bluffing
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Saglemi is operational now?
scribblemerdi@scribblemerdi
@WhillEyram We have Saglemi now, and a couple of other units in Kumasi, but I understand there are pricing issues. I do recall they recently opened up for for sale in Kumasi, maybe around 2022 or 2023. Ive forgotten the name of the estate. But it looks well planned as well.
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@WhillEyram We have Saglemi now, and a couple of other units in Kumasi, but I understand there are pricing issues. I do recall they recently opened up for for sale in Kumasi, maybe around 2022 or 2023. Ive forgotten the name of the estate. But it looks well planned as well.
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@scribblemerdi I know we still have it but what happened to the Affordable Housing we were promised?
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And what happened to those 1970s SSNIT flats?
scribblemerdi@scribblemerdi
@Bossy___ Not to defend leaders, but let’s note that Ghana had ssnit flat, new and fresh like this in the 90s.
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@WhillEyram It’s still there with Ghanaians living in it. So it’s not like we don’t have that idea or mentality at all. It’s just that what has been done is very little as compared to our growing population
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