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We have been to more than half of the Klo (krobo) state not because we natives, but because we have been looking forward to creating awareness about our sinking state in terms of social development. "I grew up in a village where as a kid, I can access just Kindergarten and primary school facility and to further, I have to walk for 2 or more miles to access the JHS facility of my choice."- Kwesi(An old student) Today we begin sharing by letting you know of a "side-road or road-side" school near the Klo-Agogo market, the Klo-Agogo Presbyterian basic school which is over 30 years. Without a fencing, the pupils have to cut bamboos and use it as fencing to at least shape the open and distractive space of the school.Having seen and experience this, the school remains underdeveloped.There is no safe facility(classrooms) since during hot sun, rains and windy weather conditions, kids have to be closed home.There are times pupils come to school in the morning to see animal ...

Ghana's major transport system is the road. Over 70% of Ghana's citizens travel by the road each day but do the transport system have good roads? Travelling across the Eastern region, one of the food hub of the country's backbones,It appears that most of her roads are sick. The roads need urgent attention and construction. In the Krobo state, most villages are disconnected due to bad road networks. The vehicles that help in carrying farm produce from vilages do not want to go there since the road networks are bad. I spoke and spotted areas from Ooersika through to Sutri etc.where farmers have to carry weights of farm produce such as Cassava,maize etc.to a road that's a bit OK that sees vehicles come through to load them to the market square, Klo-Agogo. The roads have developed deep trenches and and are eroded off with deep potholes making drivers charge a lot before assessing such areas. Drivers complain that, the menace is disturbing ams they need government's at...

Have you been wondering how people live in the grassroots? Do you know who I refer to as a grassroot fellow? The unveiling realities in the rural part of Ghana are what we have to be seeing and hearing. We live this people behind and dress the city 'drainage systems' more than the village folks who experience harsh living conditions till they pass on to eternity. Have they got their fair share in the developmental projects too? Our thoughts on the MDGs in past and on the SDGs are things of another time to talk about when we are looking at our country's development. The development Geek is going to speak for the voiceless who suffer the consequences of the government's nay sayings. We are going to bring you raw facts,real videos and true stories that haven't been told. We will open up as we delve into our country's development more. Be on the look,more blocs,pictures and videos.