Our public servants only know how to use ICT to watch ponos and kaba styles.
Our public servants only know how to use ICT to watch ponos and kaba styles.
TT 10 years ago
WATCH PONO AT WORK AND SEE IF YOU WILL HAVE A JOB NEXT DAY
WATCH PONO AT WORK AND SEE IF YOU WILL HAVE A JOB NEXT DAY
Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago
no vision no plan no action
no vision no plan no action
Awesome Landscapes 10 years ago
Is it true that the Ghanian Association of cartographers want the soon to be implemented address system to be simplify as follows:
1. Street name and number, followed by apt number (if any for mail and parcels delivery pur ... read full comment
Is it true that the Ghanian Association of cartographers want the soon to be implemented address system to be simplify as follows:
1. Street name and number, followed by apt number (if any for mail and parcels delivery purposes)
2. Neighborhood,
3. unique area code number, i.e 1,000 - 10,000 for the ten regions in the country. The bigger the town, the more zeros in their area code. As an example, 1,000 for Kumasi area code or 10,000 for Tamale or Accra.
4. Last, the region, and so here is an example of would be soon Ghanian address:
Mr. Emmanuel Asigri
420 Ethiopia Avenue, Apt # 9 C
10,000 Tamale, Northern Region
Ghana - West Africa.
Massa, anaa?
This is no brainer!
Twea!
All those complicated alphanumeric stuff for complex area code is antiquated!
Simplified, Simplification address system is the modern way to go for GH.
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Benefits:
GhCode is ideal for a variety of applications including:
· Speedy emergency services delivery such as crime fighting, profiling and ambulance services to reach emergency cases and determining the shortest routes to hospitals.
· Urban Planning and Development.
· Marketing analysis.
· Retail planning and management of territory.
· Determination of insurance premiums by insurance companies.
· Loan risk analysis and identification of customers by banks.
· Local government tax collection analysis, projections and targeting.
· Utilities planning and billing.
· Incorporation to national identification system.
· National electoral register.
· Credit profiling of citizens.
Futuristic Address System for Ghallywood?:
1. Mr. Kofi Saadinam
750 Beijing Varsity Drive
1,000 Kumasi, Ashanti Region
Ghana - West Africa.
2. Ms. Lucy Ameyaw
500 Paris Avenue, Apt # 5 F
2,000 Sunyani, Brong Ahafo Region
Ghana - West Africa.
3. Mr. Bedfordson
800 Cambridge street
3,000 Cape Coast, Central Region
Ghana - West Africa.
4. Ms. Lucy Ama Adofo
650 Brasilia Boulevard
4,000 Koforidua, Eastern Region
Ghana - West Africa.
5. Mr. Nii Gayobi
252 Langdon-Oxford Street
5,000 Accra, Greater Accra
Ghana - West Africa.
5. Mr. Nii Gayobi
420 London Avenue, Apt # 9 C
5,000 Accra, Greater Accra Region
Ghana - West Africa.
6. Mr. Emmanuel Asigri
420 Ethiopia Avenue, Apt # 9 C
6,000 Tamale, Northern Region
Ghana - West Africa.
7. Ms. Nadoli Lady
56 Tokyo Avenue
7,000 Bolga, Upper East Region
Ghana - West Africa.
8. Mr. Djaba
Cairo Boulevard
8,000 Wa, Upper West Region
Ghana - West Africa.
9. Ms. Kafui
Taipei Avenue
9,000 Ho, Volta Region
Ghana - West Africa.
10. Mr. Ambuley
2250 Washington Avenue
10,000 Seko-Taadi, Western Region.
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1. How is GH doing in terms of political stability in West Africa?
How about perception of criminality in society? Is perception reality?
How would you rate our political governance in the country?
When are we going to have a paradigm shift from elected dictatorship to elections across board for all local governance, instead of appointed MMDCEs?
Would you say we have strong institutions or .....
What's your definition of good governance?
Do think we are bereft of permanent records keeping system by design, and if yes; is it rectifiable?
What's the functions of National Identification Agency and how come the ordinary citizen doesn't have unique id card?
But then....what's our position in the global peace index?
Omanbapa Osei Oyeadieyie 10 years ago
If we are adopting the numerical zip codes, then we must do it correctly:
I suggest that each location must have EXACTLY 5 digits as in USA and Germany.
There shall be no delimiters (comma/slashes etc) within the code.
... read full comment
If we are adopting the numerical zip codes, then we must do it correctly:
I suggest that each location must have EXACTLY 5 digits as in USA and Germany.
There shall be no delimiters (comma/slashes etc) within the code.
More over, because the codes uniquely define a location, regional names are not imporant. So a valid address may be:
Opanyin Osei Oyeadieyie
Otwebeweateh Street 123
43213 Kwawdoseikurom
Ghana
Jones 10 years ago
Don't forget.It is a fact that WHAT works perfectly well in the WHITEMAN'S COUNTRY DOESN'T WORK IN AFRICA.Didn't you read in the news how billions of cedis were embezzled at NATIONAL lOTTERIES through the manipulation of the ... read full comment
Don't forget.It is a fact that WHAT works perfectly well in the WHITEMAN'S COUNTRY DOESN'T WORK IN AFRICA.Didn't you read in the news how billions of cedis were embezzled at NATIONAL lOTTERIES through the manipulation of the National Lotteries Database.Yes, ICT has transformed the whole world in many aspects of our lives but it cannot eliminate corruption in Africa when Black Africans are in charge of ICT.
GHFUO, BE SERIOUS NOT PRIDEFUL! 10 years ago
IM TELLING YOU. THE MINUTE U START PROSECUTING, JAILING N SELLING PPL'S PROPERTIES TO PAY BACK AT THEY STOLE. YOU WILL SEE PPL BEGIN TO BE ACCOUNTABLE IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE. RIGHT NOW, ITS A FREE FOR ALL.....
IM TELLING YOU. THE MINUTE U START PROSECUTING, JAILING N SELLING PPL'S PROPERTIES TO PAY BACK AT THEY STOLE. YOU WILL SEE PPL BEGIN TO BE ACCOUNTABLE IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE. RIGHT NOW, ITS A FREE FOR ALL.....
Has 10 years ago
"Thank God ICT is with us. We can flash such people out just by the using e-governance strategies."
I hope you are right!.
"Thank God ICT is with us. We can flash such people out just by the using e-governance strategies."
I hope you are right!.
princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago
Three nuns were in the church the other day at Butumajabo and the 1st nun says, "I was going through the Father's office and do you know what I found? A bunch of pornographic magazines that came from the ICT!"
"What did yo ... read full comment
Three nuns were in the church the other day at Butumajabo and the 1st nun says, "I was going through the Father's office and do you know what I found? A bunch of pornographic magazines that came from the ICT!"
"What did you do?" the other nuns asked.
"Well, of course I threw them in the trash."
The second nun said, "Well, I can top that. I was in Father's room putting away the laundry and I found a bunch of condoms!"
"Oh my!" gasped the other nuns.
"What did you do?" they asked.
"I poked holes in all of them!" she replied.
The third nun fainted.
JAMREAH 10 years ago
GOVT MUST SPEED UP TO MOVE GHANA INTO THE 21ST CENTURY. ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS,ICT SYSTEMS IN ALL OUR INSTITUTIONS FROM THE LOCAL TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL WILL SOLVE THE CORRUPTION MENACE.WE MUST USE DEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS IN P ... read full comment
GOVT MUST SPEED UP TO MOVE GHANA INTO THE 21ST CENTURY. ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS,ICT SYSTEMS IN ALL OUR INSTITUTIONS FROM THE LOCAL TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL WILL SOLVE THE CORRUPTION MENACE.WE MUST USE DEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS IN PAYING AND RECEIVING MONIES.NO COUNTRY CARRIES SO MUCH CASH IN THIS WORLD.ONLY GHANA.
Kojo Billy Duncan 10 years ago
Revenue leakage will continue as long as we use the current "all hands in the kitty system." Yes, let us apply ICT to pay all our bills.
Revenue leakage will continue as long as we use the current "all hands in the kitty system." Yes, let us apply ICT to pay all our bills.
PAT HOLLAND 10 years ago
JAMREAH HOW MANY PEOPLE USE DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS IN GH I WAS IN THE BANK AND THERE WAS NO LIGHT I WENT TO ATM KNOW LIGHT TOO DO YOU THINK GH IS A COUNTRY YOU ARE JOKING
JAMREAH HOW MANY PEOPLE USE DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS IN GH I WAS IN THE BANK AND THERE WAS NO LIGHT I WENT TO ATM KNOW LIGHT TOO DO YOU THINK GH IS A COUNTRY YOU ARE JOKING
Omanbapa Osei Oyeadieyie 10 years ago
Electronic cards won't solve the problem because for instance a company or an enterprise wont pay using debit/credit, because those cards are purely personal. Example: if GES is paying for a bill, whose card should GES use? ... read full comment
Electronic cards won't solve the problem because for instance a company or an enterprise wont pay using debit/credit, because those cards are purely personal. Example: if GES is paying for a bill, whose card should GES use? The Director Genaral's card or his deputy's?
What we need is direct debiting for all payments: monthly salaries, utility bills and any other bill. That way, handling cash will reduce greatly.
Anfoega 10 years ago
In Ghana an email means nothing to most public officers. They either don't have it or they cannot remember their passwords. So we can find email addresses in neglected websites of state institutions but you dare not use it, b ... read full comment
In Ghana an email means nothing to most public officers. They either don't have it or they cannot remember their passwords. So we can find email addresses in neglected websites of state institutions but you dare not use it, because nobody checks it.
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Kassim well said. You are a very smart man.
Most of our so-called institutional leaders belong to a past age. They shouldn't have been close to modern leadership let alone be leaders.
That is why we are struggling as a nation.
Nana 10 years ago
I like your approach Kassim, simple and straight forward. Best Wishes!
I like your approach Kassim, simple and straight forward. Best Wishes!
Sara 10 years ago
the same people will manupulate the iICT system Ghana for you
the same people will manupulate the iICT system Ghana for you
ADWEN 10 years ago
Kassim, your observation is right and so was "president Mahama during his TV debate for 2012 elections when he emphasised that he will use ICT to fight corruption.
But now, Mahama has realised that those who live in glass ho ... read full comment
Kassim, your observation is right and so was "president Mahama during his TV debate for 2012 elections when he emphasised that he will use ICT to fight corruption.
But now, Mahama has realised that those who live in glass houses do not throw stones.
ICT has been embraced all over the developed world to monitor and manage corruption, to a very degree of success. With the government's political will, the introduction of e-government systems - e-procurement, e-filing of tax returns, e-everything will reduce significantly over 90% of the unchecked and collaborative corruption in Ghana.
It is the case of the government understanding and having the intent to implement ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS. The issue is they are afraid that they will be caught out from perpetuating their own fraudulent deals. That is where we are now.
ZION AYARIGA 10 years ago
Thank God ,we now have our own local communication company,the govt can now take the advantage to contract them to do the work,and backed with identification and addressing systam to be computerised if only the govt wants to ... read full comment
Thank God ,we now have our own local communication company,the govt can now take the advantage to contract them to do the work,and backed with identification and addressing systam to be computerised if only the govt wants to fight this cancer....
ken acquah 10 years ago
Wow! wow! thx kassim. we need an authority to supervise our systems n procedures in the civil service n prosecute offenders. the public procurement authority is a good start. lets move quickly to public service accounting.
Wow! wow! thx kassim. we need an authority to supervise our systems n procedures in the civil service n prosecute offenders. the public procurement authority is a good start. lets move quickly to public service accounting.
Pelicles 10 years ago
Any attempt to use electronics or whatever to turn things around, will be met with stiff opposition. WHY? People are knee deep into corruption and has become a way of life. Those in high places would put whatever obstacles th ... read full comment
Any attempt to use electronics or whatever to turn things around, will be met with stiff opposition. WHY? People are knee deep into corruption and has become a way of life. Those in high places would put whatever obstacles they could deploy to stifle such attempt to tie their hands behind them.
All rivers meanders and finally, enters the sea. If those whose duty is to stop corruption do not benefit from it, why turning a blind eye to such glaring illegalities?
The president said that Ghana loses over a hundred million dollars from Tema port every month. So, what is he doing to stop it? They all gain from such corrupt practices else, they would make sure to restructure they way monies are handled.
New Ekuma 10 years ago
My brother, don't worry ur 'salifu' . Our leaders are crude and backward and they will not give way to the IT inclined to accelerate our developmental agenda. Nonsense.
Most of our leaders don't check their mails. They do ... read full comment
My brother, don't worry ur 'salifu' . Our leaders are crude and backward and they will not give way to the IT inclined to accelerate our developmental agenda. Nonsense.
Most of our leaders don't check their mails. They don't reply to proposals and the more useless are their so called secretaries who only know to play games with the PC.
I weep for Ghana. Our leaders are stupid but they don't even know they are. All the big companies are foreign owned. And it is our leaders who take bribe and mortgage Ghana.
My brother again just only pray that water will take it own level one day. Our leaders don't know 'foko' , they don't respect us, they are jealous, and greedy . I weep for Ghana and Ghanaians .
We don't know foko . The day we know the foko Ghana will change for the better in 6 months. Nonsense
Pelicles 10 years ago
Look, my brother or sister, our leaders knew exactly what they are up to. They know the rot in the system but as they are benefiting from it, they find it difficult to remedy it. Do you think they do not hear all the comment ... read full comment
Look, my brother or sister, our leaders knew exactly what they are up to. They know the rot in the system but as they are benefiting from it, they find it difficult to remedy it. Do you think they do not hear all the comments or whatever we make? They are aware but as someone put it, all rivers empties into the sea, whatever monies exiting the system ends up into the pockets of our leaders else, they will definitely find solution to it. Trust me.
Recently, Mahama said that Ghana loses over one hundred million dollars at the Tema port every month. The question is if he is aware, why is he doing to stop such huge leakage? Initially, he will act as if but in the final analysis, he will look elsewhere and let the rot continue as he is benefiting from it.
Ghana losing one hundred million dollars a month is a huge loss but you see, they come and go while the system persist.
TT 10 years ago
IS THE KEY IN GETTING RAID OF OR FLUSHING OUT THESE ILLEGAL MENANCE OF CORRUPTION, GREED, IGNORANCE. EVEN IF DATA IS DELETED, IT CAN BE RETRIEVED WITH CLOUD, OR OUTSIDE STORAGE. PLEASE THESE PEOPLE ARE COURT, TAKE POSSESSION ... read full comment
IS THE KEY IN GETTING RAID OF OR FLUSHING OUT THESE ILLEGAL MENANCE OF CORRUPTION, GREED, IGNORANCE. EVEN IF DATA IS DELETED, IT CAN BE RETRIEVED WITH CLOUD, OR OUTSIDE STORAGE. PLEASE THESE PEOPLE ARE COURT, TAKE POSSESSION OF THEIR PROPERTY, FIRE THEM, GIVE THEM JAIL TIME. BANNED THEM FROM PUBLIC SERVICE. LET THEM TRY THE PRIVATE SECTOR IF THEY CAN DO THE SAME AND HAVE JOB NEXT DAY.
BK 10 years ago
Very well said, Rwanda has embraced ICT and it has streamlined their government and accelerated their development. In Ghana people will sabotage the IT or bribe the ones in charge. Only way is to contract this out to a foreig ... read full comment
Very well said, Rwanda has embraced ICT and it has streamlined their government and accelerated their development. In Ghana people will sabotage the IT or bribe the ones in charge. Only way is to contract this out to a foreign firm.
PROFESSOR THOMAS KUBI- McA 10 years ago
KNOWLEDGE IS THE ONLY TOOL TO
IRRADICATE CORRUPTION
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DECENTRALISE THE TEN REGIONS =ASAP
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FREE SHS ==FREE CHILDERN MEALS==
PROFESSOR TH ... read full comment
KNOWLEDGE IS THE ONLY TOOL TO
IRRADICATE CORRUPTION
=====================================
DECENTRALISE THE TEN REGIONS =ASAP
==================================
FREE SHS ==FREE CHILDERN MEALS==
PROFESSOR THOMAS KUBI( FOUNDER =
MARKETING AFRIKA FOUNDATION
WWW .CUSTOMERMETRO.COM
princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago
WELL, THERE WERE THREE PEOPLE WITH THREE DIFFERENT PROFESSIONS. ONE WAS BANKER, SECOND DOCTOR AND THE THIRD WAS A LAWYER. THEY ARE VERY GOOD FRIENDS FOR A LONG TIME. THEY DECIDED TO GO FOR STRIP SHOW IN NEW YORK. SO, THEY ENE ... read full comment
WELL, THERE WERE THREE PEOPLE WITH THREE DIFFERENT PROFESSIONS. ONE WAS BANKER, SECOND DOCTOR AND THE THIRD WAS A LAWYER. THEY ARE VERY GOOD FRIENDS FOR A LONG TIME. THEY DECIDED TO GO FOR STRIP SHOW IN NEW YORK. SO, THEY ENETR THIS POSH STRIP BAR "FOXYLADY". THE LADIES WERE HIP. THE GUYS WERE HAVING A GOOD CHAT. ONE OF THE STRIPPERS COMES CLOSER JIGGLING HER BOOBS, UP & DOWN. THE BANKER GOES FORWARD, RECKONING HER TO COME TO HIM, HE PUTS HIS HEAD IN BETWEEN HER THIGHS AND KISS HER THIGHS AND TUCKS IN $50. SHE GOES OFF HAPPY. THEN ANOTHER LADY COMES WITH THE SAME ROUTINE EXPECTING A BIGGER REWARD PUTS HER BOOBS ON TO THE FACE OF THE DOCTOR... JUGGLES IT BACK AND FORTH. HE WAS LICKING AND ENJOYING. HAPPY GAVE HER HUNDRED BUCKS. FINALLY, ANOTHER LADY COMES EXPECTING A BIGGER REWARD. HE TAKES OFF THE TOP AND THEN PRESS HER ASS ON TO THE LAWYER'S FACE.... HE HAD A LOT OF FUN... BUT HE DIDN'T HAVE ANY CASH WITH HIM. YOU KNOW WHAT HE DID: THE LAWYER TOOK HIS AMEX... SLID IT THROUGH THE LADY'S CUNT AND TOOK THE CASH STRAPPED AROUND HER WAIST.
I DONT U UNDERSTAND IT BUT ITS FUKKING FUNNY LIKE HELL
Our public servants only know how to use ICT to watch ponos and kaba styles.
WATCH PONO AT WORK AND SEE IF YOU WILL HAVE A JOB NEXT DAY
no vision no plan no action
Is it true that the Ghanian Association of cartographers want the soon to be implemented address system to be simplify as follows:
1. Street name and number, followed by apt number (if any for mail and parcels delivery pur ...
read full comment
If we are adopting the numerical zip codes, then we must do it correctly:
I suggest that each location must have EXACTLY 5 digits as in USA and Germany.
There shall be no delimiters (comma/slashes etc) within the code.
...
read full comment
Don't forget.It is a fact that WHAT works perfectly well in the WHITEMAN'S COUNTRY DOESN'T WORK IN AFRICA.Didn't you read in the news how billions of cedis were embezzled at NATIONAL lOTTERIES through the manipulation of the ...
read full comment
IM TELLING YOU. THE MINUTE U START PROSECUTING, JAILING N SELLING PPL'S PROPERTIES TO PAY BACK AT THEY STOLE. YOU WILL SEE PPL BEGIN TO BE ACCOUNTABLE IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE. RIGHT NOW, ITS A FREE FOR ALL.....
"Thank God ICT is with us. We can flash such people out just by the using e-governance strategies."
I hope you are right!.
Three nuns were in the church the other day at Butumajabo and the 1st nun says, "I was going through the Father's office and do you know what I found? A bunch of pornographic magazines that came from the ICT!"
"What did yo ...
read full comment
GOVT MUST SPEED UP TO MOVE GHANA INTO THE 21ST CENTURY. ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS,ICT SYSTEMS IN ALL OUR INSTITUTIONS FROM THE LOCAL TO THE NATIONAL LEVEL WILL SOLVE THE CORRUPTION MENACE.WE MUST USE DEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS IN P ...
read full comment
Revenue leakage will continue as long as we use the current "all hands in the kitty system." Yes, let us apply ICT to pay all our bills.
JAMREAH HOW MANY PEOPLE USE DEBIT OR CREDIT CARDS IN GH I WAS IN THE BANK AND THERE WAS NO LIGHT I WENT TO ATM KNOW LIGHT TOO DO YOU THINK GH IS A COUNTRY YOU ARE JOKING
Electronic cards won't solve the problem because for instance a company or an enterprise wont pay using debit/credit, because those cards are purely personal. Example: if GES is paying for a bill, whose card should GES use? ...
read full comment
In Ghana an email means nothing to most public officers. They either don't have it or they cannot remember their passwords. So we can find email addresses in neglected websites of state institutions but you dare not use it, b ...
read full comment
I like your approach Kassim, simple and straight forward. Best Wishes!
the same people will manupulate the iICT system Ghana for you
Kassim, your observation is right and so was "president Mahama during his TV debate for 2012 elections when he emphasised that he will use ICT to fight corruption.
But now, Mahama has realised that those who live in glass ho ...
read full comment
Thank God ,we now have our own local communication company,the govt can now take the advantage to contract them to do the work,and backed with identification and addressing systam to be computerised if only the govt wants to ...
read full comment
Wow! wow! thx kassim. we need an authority to supervise our systems n procedures in the civil service n prosecute offenders. the public procurement authority is a good start. lets move quickly to public service accounting.
Any attempt to use electronics or whatever to turn things around, will be met with stiff opposition. WHY? People are knee deep into corruption and has become a way of life. Those in high places would put whatever obstacles th ...
read full comment
My brother, don't worry ur 'salifu' . Our leaders are crude and backward and they will not give way to the IT inclined to accelerate our developmental agenda. Nonsense.
Most of our leaders don't check their mails. They do ...
read full comment
Look, my brother or sister, our leaders knew exactly what they are up to. They know the rot in the system but as they are benefiting from it, they find it difficult to remedy it. Do you think they do not hear all the comment ...
read full comment
IS THE KEY IN GETTING RAID OF OR FLUSHING OUT THESE ILLEGAL MENANCE OF CORRUPTION, GREED, IGNORANCE. EVEN IF DATA IS DELETED, IT CAN BE RETRIEVED WITH CLOUD, OR OUTSIDE STORAGE. PLEASE THESE PEOPLE ARE COURT, TAKE POSSESSION ...
read full comment
Very well said, Rwanda has embraced ICT and it has streamlined their government and accelerated their development. In Ghana people will sabotage the IT or bribe the ones in charge. Only way is to contract this out to a foreig ...
read full comment
KNOWLEDGE IS THE ONLY TOOL TO
IRRADICATE CORRUPTION
=====================================
DECENTRALISE THE TEN REGIONS =ASAP
==================================
FREE SHS ==FREE CHILDERN MEALS==
PROFESSOR TH ...
read full comment
WELL, THERE WERE THREE PEOPLE WITH THREE DIFFERENT PROFESSIONS. ONE WAS BANKER, SECOND DOCTOR AND THE THIRD WAS A LAWYER. THEY ARE VERY GOOD FRIENDS FOR A LONG TIME. THEY DECIDED TO GO FOR STRIP SHOW IN NEW YORK. SO, THEY ENE ...
read full comment