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This morning’s RAINFALL is another reminder that nothing changes until the mindset towards MAINTENANCE changes. CHOKED DRAINS and neglected ROADS continue to cause FLOODING, disrupting lives and damaging INFRASTRUCTURE. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE is always better than emergency repairs. CLEAR THE DRAINS. MAINTAIN THE ROADS. STOP THE FLOODING.

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Leslietweet2 months ago

Honestly I like this guy ,he’s such a national Asset ,I’m hoping the government gives him a good chance to help control this situation in this country ..

Kweku Cãrlös ❤️⚽2 months ago

So after the 29th June heavy rainfall, the president and authorities couldn't do anything abt this flooding issues..rather than attending a thanksgiving service and organizing a 2-days- clean up exercise? 🤭😆😂 We are back to square-1- again Herhh wanna suffering isn't ending

Kweku Cãrlös ❤️⚽2 months ago

Let me ask o, so after seeing the president in the Helicopter and watching the flood from above nu, what proper thing paaaaa has he done to curb this flooding thing? Herhh 😂 He was jxt playing with our minds or wat 🤭 We don't have leaders in this country!! Not even one

Theresa Wagner2 months ago

What are the people in our prisons doing ? They should bring them out to work on the roads. As Road Gangs that way we wouldn’t need to be paying for labor!

Nana Kwadwo Marfo Kwarteng Snr.2 months ago

Ghanaians & our leaders are just idiots & all-knowing but knows nothing. Why are we still here with irresponsibleness & indiscipline. Local Government Authorities with all the laws & bye laws have failed the people who live as citizens & pay their levies & taxes that feeds them.

Da☺️diffuser guy2 months ago

@KAgbodza @KAgbodza this thing need quick response if not the road will start spoiling

Nana Y2 months ago

Kudos

Mac-Darling Cobbinah GIH2 months ago

God bless you for the great work. I will be joining you guys soon.

Some are Wise Others are Otherwise2 months ago

Keep education coming. Hopefully one day we will get there

Jah liveth2 months ago

@KAgbodza, @JDMahama please the time has come for the ministry of roads and highways to strengthen the Highway Authority and public works department (PWD) to employ the many unemployed youths to be actively going round to ensure these kinds of challenges are avoided... Thank you

Frankie_5🖐2 months ago

Those at the Municipal Assembly... they are paid to sit in the office ooooo. Nothing dem dey do...

Nana Morrison2 months ago

God bless you guys a lot @buzstopboys

Meerkat2 months ago

Good job, thank you. Ghana remains one of the filthiest countries in 🌍. It would take all of us doing our part to reverse GH's situation. The assemblies/municipalities are neck-deep in criminal activities (corruption) and a comple failure.

Muftaw_Kevin2 months ago

Keep work bro may Allah bless your wish always

Mark Sima2 months ago

The Assembly has district engineers, developers and monitoring teams but they’re always in the office doing nothing.

Joe Austin2 months ago

My question is what are the MCE or the DCE doing about such things. So the local government what do they do at all?

Dr Skelaw 📷2 months ago

I beg next time no show number plate. You spoil market be that 😂😂

THE PRINCE OF ACCRA 🇬🇭 🤎2 months ago

As usual we went back to sleep cos after 29 June no lye 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

Cheddah Jay2 months ago

The system no dey function

I G W E2 months ago

Good one

AkaFaeVag🇬🇭2 months ago

Really Sad; thanks for showing this. The major cause of this situation is bits of floods running down from the near upstream settlement and all converging on the highway. To be sincere it would take an serious Catchment Management plan to resolve this.

Tha Lil Qweci2 months ago

My neighborhood hmm 🤦🏿‍♂️

Nana Otiwa2 months ago

Thank you so much for your amazing works.!! You always give me hope

Blessed Royalty 🦋2 months ago

See why i said you should channel the energy towards the leadership?

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