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OH WOW THATS LIKE REALLY STUPID THE THINGS PEOPLE DO NOW AH DAYS

Comment:I WILLL BE THERE  ,IBI ME JAMES APE

Comment:why is it that there is always confusion? ah! Ghanafuo aden?

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Some time ago, I did need to buy a building for my corporation but I did not earn enough money and could not purchase anything. Thank God my father proposed to try to get the loans at reliable creditors. Thus, I did so and used to be happy with my credit loan.

The census supposedly to be free but I learnt they are taking GHC10.00 each from the interviewee. failure to pay your name would be drop.These monies were categorically asked to be paid by the GES director.My quetion is would the monies be refund to thhose people who paid and  are not selected to take part in the census processes.If not then what happenes

Comment:I think this is a laudable idea introduced by the government which needs to be given the necessary attention by all and sundry especially the farmers near the irrigation system.The farmers are to do away with all political conflicts and concentrate on the project for the better Ghana agenda.

Comment: It is reassuring to read that a policy is being developed to encourage the use of local materials in construction. I believe the people living in the Akwapim mountains are well aware of the qualities and longevity of stone buildings. May I remind all those involved in the policy development not to waste resources reinventing the wheel because a great deal of research has already been undertaken by KNUST and BRRI. Dr Atiemo and co over to you.

The government must also show leadership in this and ensure that a healthy quota of housing projects funded with public money uses local construction materials, not forgetting about solar energy.