Thanks Umaro for the interview of our Regional Minister, I do appreciate it. There was a question that you missed out and we'll like you find out from the Honorable why he left the shores of Ghana to have his surgery without getting it done home. He's not the only person who has opted out that way. My question is, are there not competent health professionals in Ghana to handle such cases? That's an indication that there're problems with our Healthcare delivery system and it so evident but nothing is being done about it. Please don't get me wrong, Mr. Quartey is my man but let's look beyond that. People are dying day in and day out because the system is broken. How could anyone go to any health center and get partial service? We need a total Healthcare delivery that would benefit both the rich and the poor in Ghana. Why not increase the insurance premiums and get the people what is needed. They don't need to buy the prescription outside the walls of the hospital. Women need mammogram and other services but couldn't afford and lives are being lost like it's no man's business. We need to wake up to safe lives. Thank you once again Honorable for the good work.
I will always say these faithful servants of the land and the Government needs our support in every way. Especially prayers and encouragement instead of negative critics. Henry, keep doing more without fear.
The GLEFE River, the KORLEY River, the KLOTEY River, the KPESHIE River, the SAGGO River, and the SAKUMOR River must be restored back with numerous fishes in them like sometime ago, God bless Henry Quatey the only honourable among honourables
Umaru I appreciate this in-depth interview very much. The honorable minister is the MP for an area where we own property close by Ring Road Central. He comes to demolish squatters on a school property and they comeback after a few weeks complaining they have nowhere to go. But they forget these sites do not belong to them in the first place and they are illegally occupying land and space. They ask where they should go but we should ask them who brought them where they are illegally occupying. It is not the responsibility of government to give them land to live on. Now about district offices and district engineers. We also own property in another greater Accra jurisdiction where people started encroaching on clearly demarcated roadways. We went to inform the district assembly. The district engineer refused to do anything about it until we pay for the paint, survey instruments, and money for the district team to come and do their responsibility. We did and all they did was just come around and spray stop work, produce permit and almost 2 years on nothing has been done while some are about to complete their buildings. One builder dumped the excavated soil from the foundation of a huge 3 storey 6 apartment building into the road in front of our house and the district engineer told us that he cannot ask them to clear the heap of soil blocking the road because they will not do it. He then asked us to give him money to go hire equipment to come clear it. We refused to pay for this and so a year later it was still there. Eventually we hired equipment and driver and Labourers ourselves paid for the services to get the large heap of soil removed and the road cleared. The district assembly offices who are responsible for building permits, roadways etc are not doing their work. They collect bribes, look the other way and let wrong things go on. We have to be more responsible, together we can make Accra work. Keep our frontage clean, say something if we see something, educate the people through media and other sources, prosecute offenders, officials should do what they have been employed to do and stop asking for bribes so they can look the other way.
I have written letters to the DCE and MCE's office regarding a situation in Adenta, yet no action. In fact, I had a technocrat at the district level (Manmomo Assembly) try to argue with me on the issue of a stretch of squatters underneath a high tension cable.
Mr Henry, can you please appear in Ashanti region and force the same hygienic inviroment over there, it is very filthy over there. The citizens are scaring the politicians that they will not get their votes if they try to clean the environment
I like the minister and the hard working he is doing to keep Accra the best city in Ghana and Africa, however I don’t like it when the Army follow him everywhere.
Don't put fear in him, he is an overcomer, some Ghanaians and Juju, even a whole educated journalist is asking questions about Juju on national TV. No wonder some TV stations are showing Juju men and children are killing children in an attempt to get rich
Including all public spaces, huge bill boards and sign boards. Everyone brings dirty tables and all sorts to the road side. Kaneshie and Lapas sellers leave their wares covered with black rubber by the road side. The government needs to take control all pavements and road sides
THE PROBLEM IS ,ACCRA IS OVER POPULATED AND CHOKED. ALL INSTITUTIONS IS BASE IN ACCRA.WITH OVER 2 MILLIONS NIGERIANS IN GHANA.VERY SOON GHANA WILL BE LIKE BANGLADESH . WITH PEOPLE RIDING ON TOP OF TRAINS. OR WE NEED PAUL KAGAME OF RWANDA STYLE OF GOV.
Because of persons migrating from other regions and other countries. The government needs to control people coming to Accra and make sure if you live in Accra you must have proper accommodation, no sleeping outside, at markets or lorry parks.
Thanks Umaro for the interview of our Regional Minister, I do appreciate it.
There was a question that you missed out and we'll like you find out from the Honorable why he left the shores of Ghana to have his surgery without getting it done home.
He's not the only person who has opted out that way.
My question is, are there not competent health professionals in Ghana to handle such cases?
That's an indication that there're problems with our Healthcare delivery system and it so evident but nothing is being done about it.
Please don't get me wrong, Mr. Quartey is my man but let's look beyond that.
People are dying day in and day out because the system is broken.
How could anyone go to any health center and get partial service? We need a total Healthcare delivery that would benefit both the rich and the poor in Ghana. Why not increase the insurance premiums and get the people what is needed. They don't need to buy the prescription outside the walls of the hospital.
Women need mammogram and other services but couldn't afford and lives are being lost like it's no man's business. We need to wake up to safe lives.
Thank you once again Honorable for the good work.
The million dollar question. It’s a pity
Please Honorable Regional Minister, we are waiting for action on the Sakumo ramsar site.
Mr Henry thank you for your work on what you are doing but you have to take action on the people who buy on the road side Ghanaians we are deficit
They need to arrest both the buyer and seller, with the buyer double charge and sentence hence double payment and community work
My love for Mr Henry ... I pray he keeps making me proud ..
I will always say these faithful servants of the land and the Government needs our support in every way. Especially prayers and encouragement instead of negative critics. Henry, keep doing more without fear.
Good minister Good blessed Love sakumono sites
The GLEFE River, the KORLEY River, the KLOTEY River, the KPESHIE River, the SAGGO River, and the SAKUMOR River must be restored back with numerous fishes in them like sometime ago, God bless Henry Quatey the only honourable among honourables
We need more ministers and MP’ to make us more efficient
Umaru I appreciate this in-depth interview very much. The honorable minister is the MP for an area where we own property close by Ring Road Central. He comes to demolish squatters on a school property and they comeback after a few weeks complaining they have nowhere to go. But they forget these sites do not belong to them in the first place and they are illegally occupying land and space. They ask where they should go but we should ask them who brought them where they are illegally occupying. It is not the responsibility of government to give them land to live on.
Now about district offices and district engineers. We also own property in another greater Accra jurisdiction where people started encroaching on clearly demarcated roadways. We went to inform the district assembly. The district engineer refused to do anything about it until we pay for the paint, survey instruments, and money for the district team to come and do their responsibility. We did and all they did was just come around and spray stop work, produce permit and almost 2 years on nothing has been done while some are about to complete their buildings. One builder dumped the excavated soil from the foundation of a huge 3 storey 6 apartment building into the road in front of our house and the district engineer told us that he cannot ask them to clear the heap of soil blocking the road because they will not do it. He then asked us to give him money to go hire equipment to come clear it. We refused to pay for this and so a year later it was still there. Eventually we hired equipment and driver and Labourers ourselves paid for the services to get the large heap of soil removed and the road cleared.
The district assembly offices who are responsible for building permits, roadways etc are not doing their work. They collect bribes, look the other way and let wrong things go on. We have to be more responsible, together we can make Accra work.
Keep our frontage clean, say something if we see something, educate the people through media and other sources, prosecute offenders, officials should do what they have been employed to do and stop asking for bribes so they can look the other way.
We love you Hon. Henry, keep it up 👍👍 and God is your strength.
Henry Quatey is the peoples heart ❤ 💙 💜 the best honourable among the honourables
These individuals Member of Parliament is definitely doing biggest problems in Ghana 🇬🇭
Please we have to give our tourist a chance.
The biggest problem in Accra is indiscipline of city's managers.
It will take time bcuz Ghana is not under autocratic government
We need our fresh river waters back
What I like is he doesn’t quote the bible and seeking divine intervention from Jesus
I have written letters to the DCE and MCE's office regarding a situation in Adenta, yet no action. In fact, I had a technocrat at the district level (Manmomo Assembly) try to argue with me on the issue of a stretch of squatters underneath a high tension cable.
Send a copy of your letter(s) to a media house so they can bring attention to it
Mr Henry, can you please appear in Ashanti region and force the same hygienic inviroment over there, it is very filthy over there. The citizens are scaring the politicians that they will not get their votes if they try to clean the environment
I like the minister and the hard working he is doing to keep Accra the best city in Ghana and Africa, however I don’t like it when the Army follow him everywhere.
To protect him. Dey can do the job than the police
What Sanda was trying to say is that, they need some nokofio for that education that the minister wants them to do.
A lot of people must be moved from Accra. If not the capital must be moved as it’s it
Don't put fear in him, he is an overcomer, some Ghanaians and Juju, even a whole educated journalist is asking questions about Juju on national TV. No wonder some TV stations are showing Juju men and children are killing children in an attempt to get rich
Please our beaches are too dirty Please I know vary well u are working hard but our beaches are very, very dirty so let ur workers clean the beaches.
Including all public spaces, huge bill boards and sign boards. Everyone brings dirty tables and all sorts to the road side. Kaneshie and Lapas sellers leave their wares covered with black rubber by the road side. The government needs to take control all pavements and road sides
THE PROBLEM IS ,ACCRA IS OVER POPULATED AND CHOKED. ALL INSTITUTIONS IS BASE IN ACCRA.WITH OVER 2 MILLIONS NIGERIANS IN GHANA.VERY SOON GHANA WILL BE LIKE BANGLADESH . WITH PEOPLE RIDING ON TOP OF TRAINS. OR WE NEED PAUL KAGAME OF RWANDA STYLE OF GOV.
Accra is only getting dirtier nothing has changed.
Because of persons migrating from other regions and other countries. The government needs to control people coming to Accra and make sure if you live in Accra you must have proper accommodation, no sleeping outside, at markets or lorry parks.
What Sanda was trying to say is that, they need some nokofio for that education that the minister wants them to do.