You probably dont give a damn but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
It hasn't change much, it still retain the serene environment that made it a place to live. It is area the british officials live during the colonial days. Post independence changed the demography, the affluent Ghanaians, lebanes , indians , syrians etc started to live there when the british has left. In the 70s there was no shops on any of the streets, it was pure residential than commercial it is been turned into now, which is sad. There is the need to preserve such important place which is part of history of Ghana. And it is a shame to see classical architectures defaced with ugly extension and kiosk. I wish the authority do something about it. In Cuba it is not allow to make extension or mount a kiosk in front of any building. The classical architectures in Cuba were built around the same time those in Ghana were built. I think between 1910 -1960.
Mike, why are they not doing pavement? Please sweat and build their own homes and it up to the government to do provide the insensitive and it turns problem why I mean that
@@ebenkayghmedia3646 which school did you attend in Ghana. Your teacher is seriously suffering. So all this while your teachers have been telling you that pedestrians crossing is human. I pity for the teacher who taught you. Very shameful that you don't even know pedestrians crossing. Don't even reply if you don't know the English written
