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Today Ghana is reported to be doing well, but for God’s sake can’t we be open? GlobalexpressGhana tampa riverwalk hotel hereby tampa riverwalk hotel demand and challenge the John Mahama youthful government to prioritize and be honest enough to get open estimates on water, electricity, roads and highways, and sewage systems, as well as airports of course, and let the President show the people in black and white
When these are done, we know we have a social contract with our new President and we can all support him to get the job done even if he completes only a percentage per time frame agreed upon, so others can continue when he is gone. That is how leaders make their legacies. God bless the people and nation of Ghana, open the eyes of the people, rebuild their spirit, and lift their burden!
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The country’s airport especially that of Kotoka International Airport and Kumasi Airport, has been facing various challenges which has become very disturbing to people travelling in and out of Accra as well as out of the country.
According to her, the runway of the Kumasi airport has developed some cracks “but we are working on it. In the medium term, we are going to do a parallel runway…with the Kotoka International Airport, due to the migration of 16 airlines to 35, there has been a lot of pressure on the existing facilities; the arrival hall is crowded and other challenges but we want to assure Ghanaians that government is working on it”