I reached out to tell you to confirm receipt of payment I’ve made and your response is smh
Meanwhile you are still posting on your page and you are telling me I have no empathy.
Couldn’t you just respond and say please hold on ?
@KAgbodza sir we have staff that sit in this traffic, get to work extremely tired which is affecting productivity. This can’t be life. A major factor for this is the road. It is terrible. I believe it’s time you pay attention to that stretch.
And please arrest people that dump rubbish on the street. People need to be accountable for their actions. They have been soo many videos of people intentionally dumping rubbish in rain water. Please let’s arrest them. That’s what a working country looks like.
@JDMahama Sir unfortunately I do not believe your ministers and appointees are proactive for your legacy term. I just drove past Lapaz, Nyamekye, Achimota bus tops and the number of people waiting for vehicles to their various workplaces is an eye sore.
I am expecting the municipal assembly to have by now arranged people to start clearing this sand off the road to make commute easy. But what do we see? No! It won’t be done and these people that struggled to get to work this morning will sit in traffic when coming back home.
Who is giving out these permits for people to build in water ways? Has there been any punitive measures? We can do everything well and if people continue to receive permits to build in water ways, our problems will not be solved.
Our response this morning should be as one worthy to be called an emergency response. Sir I am extremely disappointed we haven’t conducted an audit into the organization that issues building permits. People will not get up and build without permits.
It’s obvious we experienced a natural disaster. Driving through town today you could see parts of buildings that have collapsed, trees uprooted, pile of rubbish on the road. Some parts of the mallam overhead had broken into the road on my way.
This is not quality life. It is miserable to look at. We will not be able to do magic within 24 hours to solve the folding issue considerably. As such I believe little relieve and measures like this will help. And I was expecting to see your appointees doing something by now
All trotros are stuck on the Kasoa road because the road is filled with sand making it hard for vehicles to move. This has created the gridlock and the ripple effect is what we are seeing. People can’t commute to work. Your citizens shouldn’t be going through this.
These people should not be paying for the structural issues and lack of discipline facing the capital. The least the transport ministry can do this morning is to provide buses to relieve people of this stress. I am expecting to see buses at vantage points