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Inter-City Coach Operators have threatened to impose a ‘Maintenance Levy’ within the next 14 days if the government fails to meet with them to develop a roadmap for improving 10 major roads across the country... #GHOneNews #EIBNetwork #GHOneTV #NewsAlert
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I strongly believe some of these people r just NPP guys or hypocrites. Dey never said this a few months ago .. all of a sudden everyone wants to go on strike.

Legitimate. But ignorance is at play here. In what capacity are they going to impose the "maintenance levy"? And for who to do the maintenance, the very government they're threatening? It appears SOME Ghanaians are abusing the tolerance and magnanimity of this government.

Which didn’t they do this when NPP was in power …John Mahama has to stop taking this shit

Foolish pple .everybosy stop taking those buses . Mahama for use this guys has lesson to other make we lash them .

Who are these fools? If they impose it, shut them down. @GhanaPresidency @JDMahama @joyce_bawah Why didn’t you try this nonsense under the previous government? Nanka you go see if you go still get business to run. Mmoa

See them.. Can private union impose such levies on citizens?

This man was stuffing huge refuse around his office in circle. Nothing he says makes sense.

NPP is working very hard! They want more years to finish GH off for good. Every week some institution is issuing threats. Very interesting.

As nonsense as it is to demand this under a new government, a government which is barely a year it is important also for us to look at our roads. Honestly something needs to be done but they wanting it done under Mahama is pure nonsense

This is very serious. How is the road from Accra the capital city to Kumasi the 2nd capital be a dusty road ? How
