Extend the Africa World Cup into Valentine celebrations events.

The Africa World Cup this time is happening in Ghana.
Would it be the time to do spot check everywhere to keep our country clean and tidy?

Whilst focusing on the World Cup preparation why don't we slot in Valentine celebration as well be two for the price of one.

Ghanaians need to be smart and start marketing Valentine day, chocolate celebration with this event in order to maximise profits we would be making.

Some people think joining armed gangs is the answer but it is these smart and tactful way to getting from guest and customers that we make Ghanaians rich and prosperous not the using guns, loans or aids.

We need to start the marketing in our TV, all our Ghanaian websites thus hinting one could come and watch the African World Cup, stay on for valentine day and indulge in the chocolate day celebrations all by just buying one return ticket.

Dinner dance in aid for projects could be lunched and advertised on TV, radios etc.

For example a Dinner dance for the renovation of the Korle-Bu teaching Hospital and others.

African fashion show in Ghana for the purchase of an ambulance for Kotoka International Airport.

Dinner dances in aid for the purchase of incubators bed sheets, curtains or mosquito nets for Korle-Bu teaching hospital. If this were happening in all the regions guess how much money we would be generating for the improvement of our country.

Money does not grow on trees, therefore it only through strategies like this that we could generate income for good causes.

In the same way, it would be worth selling raffle tickets at every market or tro tro stations. This could empower local community leaders and their executives the generated income to build public toilets and other facilities for its inhabitants instead of depending on the government.
Therefore are no decent public toilets around all our stations. Why is this so?

Let's all maximise opportunities available and share ideas that would facilitate improvement initiatives throughout Ghana.

Let's be wise and smart to improve our country.