Ghanaian man Fixes huge Pothole with his own Money; claims the hole has Taken over 30 Lives

• A man in Ghana has spent his own money to fill a pothole on the Sunyani-Nkwanta stretch after it nearly took his life
• According to him, the particular pothole has taken over 30 lives in the past but nothing was done about it until now
• The man employed labor and also bought 6 cement bags to prepare a rich concrete to fix the hole permanently

A man in Ghana who did not disclose his identity, has captured a full video showing how he fixed a pothole that, according to him, has claimed over 30 lives in the past.

In the video that was shared on the Instagram handle of Blagogee, the gentleman mentioned that the huge pothole nearly took his own life after he bumped into it at about eight o'clock in the evening.

His own words

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"At about 8pm, I was driving the car you see in the shot when I fell heavily into the pothole. My car got damaged to the extent that I had to spend GHc 5,000 to repair the damages. But today, I am here with sand, cement and water to fix it myself," the man said.

The kindhearted Ghanaian further indicated that the particular street in question is the principal Sunyani-Nkwanta stretch that is usually used by top government officials, religious icons, and many other top-notch people.

Aside from the labour that the man employed to help him fix the road, he also mentioned that it took six bags of cement to prepare the rich concrete mixture so that the pothole never gets recreated in the future.

"We want the government to fix the country but if they are not willing to do it, we are going to fix it ourselves," the gentleman added in the video.

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Watch the full video below

Policeman who fixed potholes

As YEN.com.gh has also reported, Ghanaian police officer, Lance Corporal Simon Agbeko, was honoured with an award at the Ghana Influential Youth Awards held Friday, July 9.

The junior police officer won the award for his self-financed projects and generous deeds toward the deprived in society and nation.

Lance Corporal Agbeko first emerged into the limelight after photos of him donating crutches to some physically impaired people on the street surfaced on social media.

Source: YEN.com.gh