Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger reaffirm faith in Ghana's ports

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Edward kokote 10 months ago

is time to oping our door and mindset to we Africa understand how we can help each other and unknowns European blackmail plans .good idea. am happy this can bring unity, soon we can get there for same currency.

is time to oping our door and mindset to we Africa understand how we can help each other and unknowns European blackmail plans .good idea. am happy this can bring unity, soon we can get there for same currency.
Mr bones 10 months ago

Hoping to use the port for arms import , Togo will not allow that , besides Togo is cheaper to import trade products! Noo Npp must go

Hoping to use the port for arms import , Togo will not allow that , besides Togo is cheaper to import trade products! Noo Npp must go
Voice Vital247 10 months ago

I agree with you. It's unfortunate WH and Mr. Bones are seeing it in bad light instead of an indicator of positive development towards strengthening our trade relations with them. This reminds me of the directive by the Presi ...
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I agree with you. It's unfortunate WH and Mr. Bones are seeing it in bad light instead of an indicator of positive development towards strengthening our trade relations with them. This reminds me of the directive by the President the power supply to Burkina Faso should be curtailed to our low generational capacity. Interdependence is inevitable among nations
WH 10 months ago

Yes because you are allowed to overload your car and spoil our roads meanwhile you are not allowed entering into your country with the same load, no proper checking since all the police and custom are interested in is money

Yes because you are allowed to overload your car and spoil our roads meanwhile you are not allowed entering into your country with the same load, no proper checking since all the police and custom are interested in is money
KK Boston 10 months ago

The most corrupt Port in the whole Africa full of serpents and scorpions, thieves and bunch of criminals robbing people all the time. Paying port duty 200,000 cedis for 2022 Ford F-150 truck.

The most corrupt Port in the whole Africa full of serpents and scorpions, thieves and bunch of criminals robbing people all the time. Paying port duty 200,000 cedis for 2022 Ford F-150 truck.
Ty 10 months ago

AES are not like your corrupt people here they will never surrender

AES are not like your corrupt people here they will never surrender
Elephant Farmer 10 months ago

Just a fool can support you big fools. We support you as well on daily basis, buying onions and tomatoes from you criminals. Leaders should be human rights lawyers. The Liberia Story I watch every single Night. Cut the Balls ...
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Just a fool can support you big fools. We support you as well on daily basis, buying onions and tomatoes from you criminals. Leaders should be human rights lawyers. The Liberia Story I watch every single Night. Cut the Balls off.

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Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger reaffirm faith in Ghana's ports

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