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• Siabi-Mensah Ernest 1 month ago

  I always prefer to go for other transports that are safer regardless of how early I want to arrive at my destination,2M Express is a No No for me, Our Life matters most, They must listen to what is right and adhere to all saf ...
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  I always prefer to go for other transports that are safer regardless of how early I want to arrive at my destination,2M Express is a No No for me, Our Life matters most, They must listen to what is right and adhere to all safety protocols,if not, they should be closed down by the government, they can't keep wasting lives, period!!!!!

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• Mula 1 week ago

  Yes! Afua Mante Adjei and two of her children (a10- and 1- year old) were killed, leaving a child and the husband behind. They were buried today 29 th March in Tema. What will the family left behind do? Fa ma Nyame?
  Ah I' ...
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  Yes! Afua Mante Adjei and two of her children (a10- and 1- year old) were killed, leaving a child and the husband behind. They were buried today 29 th March in Tema. What will the family left behind do? Fa ma Nyame?
  Ah I'm so angry with pain and the reality of the woefully degraded system we're in as a country. Who checks these drivers? Maybe that company should be closed down and their busses cut into pieces and sold as scrap metal. And the state of our roads. 21st century and we still have a single lane linking major cities. Even Togo and Benin have moved past that. What about the police to check speeding on the road? The least said about them, the better.
  I have witnessed their driving on the road and it shows that they are out to kill other road users. Why are they still in business? Why am I even asking this question? In Ghana people get away with things.
  Now Dr Eric and his little boy will have to deal with the pain of this loss for good, while 2M goes to look for the next batch of victims. May God punish this company

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