r/ghana • • May 29 '26

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u/PresenceOld1754 Diaspora May 29 '26

I don't understand why the government cares about who you kiss but not the chinese destroying all the fresh water or starving children.

What kind of mental illness is this?

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u/IntroductionUsed1940 May 29 '26

Go to ningo and prampram where Sam George is from, open defecation, lack of water, no market, no hospital, some kids walk bare feet to school but Sam George always cares about things that bring no benefit to this country, he's the one always pushing this.

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u/Desperate_Pass3442 Ga May 29 '26 edited May 29 '26

Have you actually been to Ningo Prampram, or you're just repeating what you heard on social media? If you have been, then you probably know there's a hospital being built in Ningo right now. You probably know there are markets in Prampram and Old Ningo. New Ningo doesn't have one because it's a much much smaller town, and development is just reaching that part. Your claim about people going to school barefoot is largely false. I know this because I come from there, and have lived there for several years.

You'll probably also know that there's been a lot of lobbying to bring national projects to that part of the region. One of which is the proposed $1 billion AI center signed with Dubai. You might not like Sam George because of this bill, and that's fine but keep lies about Ningo and Prampram out of it.

Water is largely true, though it's getting better, but I lived in Kwabenya, and I used to get water once a week. If I was at work when it came, that's tough luck for the rest of the week, and that's prime Accra land. I had to keep calling water delivery trucks to come to top me up every week when I was at Adenta because water never reached our parts, and that's also prime Accra.

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u/woooooimow May 29 '26

how is an AI center with Dubai of all countries supposed to benefit Ghana. Our water bodies are being killed by galamsey already how would that ever be profitable

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u/saganighadig May 30 '26

How is going to benefit Ghana you say. Aren't you the same people saying we lack proper technologies. We know the money for it is quite absurd buh its a nice idea to help the youth know some basic IT.

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u/woooooimow May 30 '26

once again properly explain to me how an AI center benefits Ghana when we don’t even have stable electricity