The Noises are getting out of hand.
How are Babies, sickpeople etc.get sound sleep for their recovery .Schoolc ildren who schould have enough sleep for the next morning are kept awake all night by sound of loud speakers fro ... read full comment
The Noises are getting out of hand.
How are Babies, sickpeople etc.get sound sleep for their recovery .Schoolc ildren who schould have enough sleep for the next morning are kept awake all night by sound of loud speakers from chrches and prachers?
SERVANT OF TRUTH 10 years ago
WELL ARGUED, WELL WRITTEN. KUDOS, ALHASSAN.
WELL ARGUED, WELL WRITTEN. KUDOS, ALHASSAN.
Nana Oben 10 years ago
Every hospital in the world, except in Ghana, has the sign "SILENCE" posted around the vicinity. Go to a waiting room in most hospitals in Ghana, and you will see and hear evangelism right rhre in the hospital. It seems the m ... read full comment
Every hospital in the world, except in Ghana, has the sign "SILENCE" posted around the vicinity. Go to a waiting room in most hospitals in Ghana, and you will see and hear evangelism right rhre in the hospital. It seems the many churches in every nook and cranny are not enough. THE SILENCE REQUIRED FOR THE SICK FALLS PREY TO CHARLATAN PREACHERS!! AND THE AUTHORITIES ALLOW THEM!!
Noise is a major contributor of HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, HEAD ACHES, HEARING IMPAIRMENT, AND SLEEP DEPRIVATION. NOISE WAS ONE MAJOR DRIVER FOR "OSHA".
AGAIN OUR LAW MAKERS ARE FAILING US!!
Godfather 10 years ago
This is long over due. There are churches that pray all night and make so much noise. They have the right to pray but they should know that others also have the right to sleep. Ghana we are far far backward. We have to accept ... read full comment
This is long over due. There are churches that pray all night and make so much noise. They have the right to pray but they should know that others also have the right to sleep. Ghana we are far far backward. We have to accept that we are far far backward and must be prepared to learn from those who know better.
Tintin 10 years ago
A German national who was visiting Ghana was horrified by the constant and cacophonous noise in the streets of Accra. Out of sheer frustration, he asked his Ghanaian host:
"So how do you people manage to think with all th ... read full comment
A German national who was visiting Ghana was horrified by the constant and cacophonous noise in the streets of Accra. Out of sheer frustration, he asked his Ghanaian host:
"So how do you people manage to think with all this noise ?"
"It's simple", replied his Ghanaian host, "we do not think".
SERVANT OF TRUTH 10 years ago
HOW CAN WE THINK WITH ALL THIS NOISE. IF YOU COMPLAIN THE PASTORS CALL YOU A DEVIL.
HOW CAN WE THINK WITH ALL THIS NOISE. IF YOU COMPLAIN THE PASTORS CALL YOU A DEVIL.
Benji 10 years ago
I live by a Pentecost church that has no worshiping timetable. They wake us up at will sometimes at 2.00 am with loud speakers blasting at the highest pitch. When we complained, it became worse. You call the police and becaus ... read full comment
I live by a Pentecost church that has no worshiping timetable. They wake us up at will sometimes at 2.00 am with loud speakers blasting at the highest pitch. When we complained, it became worse. You call the police and because they are errand boys of these fake pastors, they refuse to come.
It is indeed hell to live near a Pentecost Church. Indeed, the Pentecost and charismatic churches are the worst abusers of human rights when it comes to noise making.
Ghana can never make head way as a tourist destination with this noisy atmosphere. Ghana is noisy!!!! wake up Ghanaian authorities!!!! and law abiding citizens.
still living 10 years ago
You are my man
You are my man
AMA 10 years ago
Unfortunately our leaders truly are deaf n blind. So they can neither see the problems nor hear the noises. Thanks for a good article. We need to stage a demo n bring it to the attention of our deaf, blind n illiterate law m ... read full comment
Unfortunately our leaders truly are deaf n blind. So they can neither see the problems nor hear the noises. Thanks for a good article. We need to stage a demo n bring it to the attention of our deaf, blind n illiterate law makers.
Khadija Bawah 10 years ago
This article is very relevant. It's about time as Ghanaian people, we paid attention to issues of this sort. We might think there are more pressing issues in the country but all these things count to the better place we would ... read full comment
This article is very relevant. It's about time as Ghanaian people, we paid attention to issues of this sort. We might think there are more pressing issues in the country but all these things count to the better place we would all want to live in. The world is liberating, lets not be left behind.
The Noises are getting out of hand.
How are Babies, sickpeople etc.get sound sleep for their recovery .Schoolc ildren who schould have enough sleep for the next morning are kept awake all night by sound of loud speakers fro ...
read full comment
WELL ARGUED, WELL WRITTEN. KUDOS, ALHASSAN.
Every hospital in the world, except in Ghana, has the sign "SILENCE" posted around the vicinity. Go to a waiting room in most hospitals in Ghana, and you will see and hear evangelism right rhre in the hospital. It seems the m ...
read full comment
This is long over due. There are churches that pray all night and make so much noise. They have the right to pray but they should know that others also have the right to sleep. Ghana we are far far backward. We have to accept ...
read full comment
A German national who was visiting Ghana was horrified by the constant and cacophonous noise in the streets of Accra. Out of sheer frustration, he asked his Ghanaian host:
"So how do you people manage to think with all th ...
read full comment
HOW CAN WE THINK WITH ALL THIS NOISE. IF YOU COMPLAIN THE PASTORS CALL YOU A DEVIL.
I live by a Pentecost church that has no worshiping timetable. They wake us up at will sometimes at 2.00 am with loud speakers blasting at the highest pitch. When we complained, it became worse. You call the police and becaus ...
read full comment
You are my man
Unfortunately our leaders truly are deaf n blind. So they can neither see the problems nor hear the noises. Thanks for a good article. We need to stage a demo n bring it to the attention of our deaf, blind n illiterate law m ...
read full comment
This article is very relevant. It's about time as Ghanaian people, we paid attention to issues of this sort. We might think there are more pressing issues in the country but all these things count to the better place we would ...
read full comment