Women hate men who are more comfortable, happy and have a better standard of life than them. They cannot comprehend a world where random men don't suffer to serve them like they are royalty all because they have a vagina.
This is why they use jabs like "men used to go to war" or why they call you "princess" for having dating preferences. This is why they hate male centric hobbies like gaming which they deem "unproductive" because you are not being a good little slave & spending every breathing second to serve a woman's needs.
Remember women are deeply hypocritical & evil you own them nothing.
We can’t even criticize leaders or call for accountability because next thing is for you people to post that the hate is now a trend and these leaders will remain resolute and overcome.
It’s called male organ riding and it’s not good.
No one hates them.
Ghana says the Upper East Region needs an airport, so it is building one capable of handling 100,000 passengers a year.
Where is the feasibility study that justifies committing scarce public resources to it?
We have already run this experiment. Ho Airport cost about $25 million dollars and was projected to handle 150,000 passengers a year. It received its first commercial flight in April 2021. The airlines withdrew soon after, saying the route did not make economic sense. It handled 2500 passengers in its last active year (2023). GACL has been paying to maintain an idle facility ever since.
Two years ago the Auditor-General found that most of Ghana’s regional airports were not commercially viable.
Nearby Wa airport handles about 68 passengers a day. Fewer than 30,000 in a year, on Ghana Airport Company’s own numbers.
So for Bolgatanga:
- What passenger volume is projected, and on what assumptions?
- What is the benefit-cost ratio?
- What alternatives were costed, including road access?
- What does the environmental assessment say?
None of this is a foreign standard. L.I. 2411 already requires a pre-feasibility study, a full feasibility study covering economic viability and environmental impact, and a Seal of Quality from the Finance Minister certifying that the project has a positive Net Present Value, before it can be procured or funded.
The wider point is bigger than Bolgatanga. We have normalised announcing infrastructure first and justifying it later, if at all. Ho is what that habit costs.
Publish the study. Let the public argue with the numbers before the concrete is poured, not after.
Crazy how this psg side conquered everything. Everything except that one golden trophy that comes every 4 years. Chelsea Football Club. You’re so elite man.
@JDMahama
Trains, we need fast trains not more airports. Majority of people in Ghana can’t afford plane tickets.
Trains makes live easier for everyone.
Building more airports is not the solution to long travel hours given that a lot of people can’t afford it plane tickets
We want to open up the country to air travel because there are people who need to travel very quickly to Accra, transact their business and return home. You cannot sit in a bus for 11 hours going to Accra and another 11 hours coming back. The time has therefore come for the Upper East Region to have its own airport.
- President John Dramani Mahama visits the proposed Bolgatanga Airport site and says he hopes to return by the end of the year to cut the sod for the construction of the airport.
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Not believing in traditional gender roles is fair, but if you live in a house and you see it’s dirty, do you really need your husband to tell you to clean? 😭 At some point it’s not about being a “slave” or serving a man, it’s simply taking care of the home you also live in.
"Everyone saw how beautiful it was"
The foolishness of many is investing in the marriage ceremony tnan the actual marriage
Anyone who goes through a 2nd divorce is the problem, you can't tell me otherwise
Every government comes to power and discovers the national coffers are empty. Somehow the coffers are always too empty to fix anything but never too empty for something to go missing. Yehowa p3
I want someone to create a TV show that finds frustrated citizens, asks them what they’re angry about and which leader they want answers from, then brings that leader face-to-face with them for a real conversation.
Our biggest problem is just our public sector. Like how do anyone approve this? When a student here needs just 10,000 cedis for the same programs in Ghana. These guys will not even come back to the country.
There are villages where children have never seen running water but they can identify every political party by colour from 200 metres away. At least every four years they know which party to vote for for a better Ghana 👍🏾