If I had only One Minute with The President

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• KOFFI 9 years ago

  Decentralization is an over-flogged issue now in Ghana and it seems no Government is bold enough to translate it from the books to reality.
  Another point is moving the Capital from Accra elsewhere to a place I will suggest, ...
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  Decentralization is an over-flogged issue now in Ghana and it seems no Government is bold enough to translate it from the books to reality.
  Another point is moving the Capital from Accra elsewhere to a place I will suggest, central in Ghana as for example, Kintampo or there-around. But if we are cash-strapped as a country, can we start by moving the Ministries to different regions of the country to curb the congestion in every Tom, Dick and Harry trooping to Accra to transact business? When that is done, Accra could then remain the Commercial Capital of Ghana and anyone having to transact business in any Ministry could travel to the designated region in which that Ministry would be located. This, in effect will remove all the pressures from Accra and the attendant costs in doing business by the citizenry.

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• Nana Kwaku 9 years ago

  Koffi, the writer says just one minute with the president. Going through all those security checks will take him half the day. The frustrations he will go through will send him back home. Secondly, the president will not have ...
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  Koffi, the writer says just one minute with the president. Going through all those security checks will take him half the day. The frustrations he will go through will send him back home. Secondly, the president will not have much time for him to try and teach an old dog new tricks. The president knows all that the writer mentioned above.

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