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A concerned driver has criticized the recurring practice by some residents in Accra who block roads on weekends for mini-events without proper authorization. He questioned whether the necessary permissions are obtained from authorities and highlighted how such actions inconvenience road users. He also raised concerns about public safety, warning...

135,938 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля NanaEzze
NanaEzze1 год назад

The way this act has been normalized in certain parts of Accra over the years is someway.

Фото профиля Rarely Tolerable.
Rarely Tolerable.1 год назад

Should private universities receive taxpayer funding?

Фото профиля NanaEzze
NanaEzze1 год назад

I wonder if we can change from this act. Cos authorities seem to have come to accept that the practice is normal especially in Accra Central and the Accra Coastal communities

Фото профиля Real Striker
Real Striker1 год назад

Masa you can go to your hometown Its not byforce to stay in accra

Фото профиля Sandra Agyeiwaa
Sandra Agyeiwaa1 год назад

The thing is, those places don't have centers for such events and the houses are built in a way that leaves no space for such too. The road becomes the only option if the family house is not big enough

Фото профиля J E N E R A L🇺🇸(*_*)
J E N E R A L🇺🇸(*_*)1 год назад

Some of you dey act too wise for this country Did he verify if they had a permit or not During my uncles funeral last year we had to block our road too We went to the assembly man and he approved of it, taking us to the police station after paying an amount for a permit

Фото профиля Ogidi 🍀
Ogidi 🍀1 год назад

Go to Kumasi and see something those people can block main roads for three days straight with no permit.

Фото профиля Mr.Jhay
Mr.Jhay1 год назад

Odorkor and some ga areas😂😂😭😭 you go fi vex but nothing you get do

Фото профиля Qwame Chelsea 🤍💙 🇬🇭💯
Qwame Chelsea 🤍💙 🇬🇭💯1 год назад

The lawlessness under this government is becoming too much 🙄

Фото профиля Padi Future𓃵
Padi Future𓃵1 год назад

Rich men don't use their monies rightly, me like I buy excavator for things like this.

Фото профиля Morninq St⭐️r
Morninq St⭐️r1 год назад

Hmmm this na childs play. Come Kumasi the Zongo areas & see for yourself😂

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