Whats New: On the Ofankor Nsawam Road Project

[@tettehfelix8573]

Nice view, i like that. Keep it up

[@otiboatengcharles2252]

Great work by good leaderships

[@akuakonaduosei-tutu5161]

Love your content and commentary.👍🏽

[@NanaYawObeng_]

Thanks Akua

[@patrickbiredu3321]

Your commentary is fantastic. Fantastic control of the language. Superb use of registers.

[@paakwegyir3165]

There should be mini solar stations which will feed the street lights.... every two or 3 suburbs can have a solar station.. there are lots of spaces in our communities to have a mini solar plant...

[@mrtidkaoj]

Solar streetlights are not bright enough for a highway

[@KT-qk5zf]

I thought the same

[@ernestadoteye954]

It is a waste of time. 6 months from now they will all be off.

[@nirdmarshal7270]

Always dropping a banger 🔥

[@NanaYawObeng_]

👍🏽

[@kobbynhyira966]

the light was on yesterday and it was beautiful... but my fears is its going to start blinking like the old ones

[@ernestadoteye954]

Yes of course. No fail.

[@donnbiggie]

Great update. Thanks

[@KT-qk5zf]

Good job, great coverage.

[@kryptoarena8185]

Is this road newly constructed eeii When road in rhe western world they re different to this

[@NanaYawObeng_]

The problem here is that there so much of dirt road( untarred roads) so vehicle tyres pick up the dirt and leave sand residues on the shoulders of our asphalt roads when they use it. In Turn this leave our asphalt roads covered in a brown colour other than it being black

[@fotodeci]

Solar street lights are not bright enough to ensure safety. No serious country installs them on major roads. Besides, in Ghana, the batteries are often stolen, making the whole exercise useless.

[@jaymensshipping9345]

Obeng Obeng👍

[@nirdmarshal7270]

I am of the view that they will be connected to a central power source, probably away from the road itself, which would be powered by solar

[@NanaYawObeng_]

Well that will be an excellent idea, so as to not put more load on the already burdened national grid

[@kofiopoku9431]

That’s a long stretch 🎉

[@patricianyantakyi7017]

The attire of the workers and the absence of police officers is the cause of the various theft on our roads. Unsuspecting users on the road will always think the thieves are workers. Contractors must dress their workers well and also work with the police, this is done in every developed country.

[@JusticeAppiah-do2rc]

You need to do a video at the newly commissioned borteyman school junction road

[@NanaYawObeng_]

Sure

[@user-bk5mn7ie1q]

Lies but Who go say the truth 😮

[@vigilantghanaian8864]

i think from the way they are rushing this, I have a feeling this will be abundant after inauguration by the president. I don't think they will finish it all. Is mainly for Nana Addo to say he has built this.

[@ebenezerowusu7849]

I am of different opinion, they aren't rushing it. This very project was supposed to be completed way back in June this year so they are even behind scheduled.

[@rock-lord6051]

They will continue working. the project will be complete by the first half of 2025.

[@samuelamoakoasare]

​@@rock-lord6051Eii, Ghanafo). When a project is being delayed you get some people insinuating,when it's being done faster,just hear what someone is saying;"rushing for political gain". Hmmm,Ama Ghana!!!!

[@NiisExperience]

the sound effects are too loud

[@NanaYawObeng_]

Noted

[@Pacific-q2b]

Solar is much better