Funniest thing I've read this week🤣🤣
How do jersey sponsors and ad boards disrupt the game??
NA ad culture is so horrific that they have ads during F1 races
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At some point if you no buy inesfly he no go sign your exeat😂😂
honorable mention, mr. badu😂. made everyone love devotion even after singing the long canticle 4 rather than usual canticle 2, sweeey swey swey swey!😂.
typical monday morning “now for the inspection result. taking the last position as usual ‘baama akwaa’”😆😆 had his own way of mentioning the houses😂
greatest joke ever is not even the gold(shit) in the chop box lie but when he’d announce school fees😂😂. he mentions them according to who owes smaller amount to the highest.
and oh he finally gets to the final person. “now to the chief debtor of the land, gyebi ababio😭😭😭. where is that boy? last time i saw him eating kenkey and makra at the dhall and he is a bomber too. wayɛ siaa demaaa.😂. i’ve ordered the technical team to make him a palanquin, we will put him in and the bad boys, victor agbenyedzi aka arodeezy and dompreh will carry him around the school. that tall boy will carry the agege radio and i’ll play yentie obiaaa😂😂”
good wit. funny, only hope man can beat him at devotion.
"Ɔnyɛ ame o, ɔyɛ Fiifi Hope"🤣🤣🤣🤣
honorable mention, mr. badu😂. made everyone love devotion even after singing the long canticle 4 rather than usual canticle 2, sweeey swey swey swey!😂.
typical monday morning “now for the inspection result. taking the last position as usual ‘baama akwaa’”😆😆 had his own way of mentioning the houses😂
greatest joke ever is not even the gold(shit) in the chop box lie but when he’d announce school fees😂😂. he mentions them according to who owes smaller amount to the highest.
and oh he finally gets to the final person. “now to the chief debtor of the land, gyebi ababio😭😭😭. where is that boy? last time i saw him eating kenkey and makra at the dhall and he is a bomber too. wayɛ siaa demaaa.😂. i’ve ordered the technical team to make him a palanquin, we will put him in and the bad boys, victor agbenyedzi aka arodeezy and dompreh will carry him around the school. that tall boy will carry the agege radio and i’ll play yentie obiaaa😂😂”
good wit. funny, only hope man can beat him at devotion.
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Tuesdays after breakfast(koko), 3 straight periods of physics
If you be man, sleep and see
@aaronkoomson_ will tell you how that turns out🤣🤣🤣
The way people just read headlines and don't bother watching the actual videos is crazy
Most of the quotes and comments are clear evidence of that
UPDATE: Officials from the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) have visited the man in Asesewa who has established a fuel processing plant, where he produces fuel from plastic waste.
Preliminary on-site laboratory tests conducted by the officials revealed that the fuel failed to meet the required standards, with further tests scheduled to be conducted in Accra.
The NPA officials have consequently cautioned motorists in the area against using the fuel due to safety and quality concerns.
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Even in terms of favour being "unmerited" I don't think its absolute truth.
God won't favor you at the expense of someone else
Which is why most times, favour opens the door, but the onus is on the individual to keep it open.
That’s a wild generalization. Technically, Unmerited favour is tautology as by the very nature of favor it is unmerited.
Na two legs Favour carry dey stand: Preference and Mercy. If they were 4 beggars in a street asking alms and you chose to give to only one. You have favored them above the others, but that in no way connotes corruption.
The very premise of corruption leans on exchange: an expectation of something in return (usually silence) - either immediately or in the future.
However I definitely understand your point and yes, we are not ready for that angle.
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We need like 4 or 5 versions of Salifu Amankwah
Roadside hawkers in Madina have sent a bold message to President Mahama amid the ongoing decongestion drive, threatening to vote against him and declaring that even if they are driven away today, they will be right back on the streets tomorrow. 🚨🇬🇭
🎥The Public Eye
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Buying an ev older than 3-4 years(active use) would lowkey be a strange decision
Unless its about 70% of the original price
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Similar thing happened during the SA xenophobic attacks
Most of the accounts that were fanning the flames online were either created that month/a month prior or outright bot accounts.
I just remembered that last year I quoted two sponsored tweets from accounts based in Nigeria and South Africa that were actively trying to incite xenophobia against Nigerians in Ghana.
This was after a video resurfaced of an Igbo king talking about establishing a kingdom in Ghana. Mind you, the video was recorded in 2013, not recently, and he never actually established this kingdom. Yet somehow, more than a decade later, the video was recycled online and presented as though it were a current development, with people deliberately using it to stir resentment against Nigerians living in Ghana.
The Ghanaian Minister for Foreign Affairs even met with him and confirmed that the video was from an old interview. The man himself apologized and clarified the circumstances surrounding the video.
But chale, the damage had already been done.
A political party that is honestly of no relevance in Ghana even went as far as sponsoring protests against “Igbo Nigerians”, claiming that they were trying to steal land and establish territory in Ghana because of this resurfaced 2013 video.
And I remember thinking: how exactly are ordinary Ghanaians supposed to identify “Igbo Nigerians” walking down the street? 😂 How do you distinguish an Igbo Nigerian from any other Nigerian based on appearance? The whole thing was so absurd that it raised serious questions about who was actually behind the attempt to manufacture this outrage in the first place.
The timing and the way the narrative was being pushed made it increasingly difficult to see it as organic public anger. An old video was presented as something happening now, a clarification from our own Foreign Affairs Minister was largely ignored, the man involved had apologized, and yet people were still being encouraged to direct their anger towards an entire ethnic and national group.
Sponsored accounts based in Nigeria and South Africa began capitalizing on the resentment that had been created around the Igbo king controversy. The nigerian accounts dierr I’m sure it’s because of tribalistic sentiments their government is trying to push to cause division and so that people vote based on tribal lines. They started pushing fake and misleading videos of ghana’s metropolitan assembly demolishing illegal structures along the roadside and falsely claimed that the demolitions were specifically targeting Nigerians. The reports showed that these demolitions happened because it was affecting traffic flow o.
The sponsored account in Nigeria claimed that the demolitions were directed at Igbo Nigerians, while the account based in South Africa framed them as an attack against Nigerians generally and used it to push their already hatred towards Nigerians. It was basically like a “see! See! We’re not the only ones that do not like Nigerians”
So now you had two different narratives being pushed to two different audiences, both designed to produce the same outcome: anger, resentment and division between Ghanaians and Nigerians or resentment towards Nigerians in general.
I remember even tweeting at the time that the whole thing felt deliberate like someone was actively trying to manufacture hostility between Ghanaians and Nigerians. But oh well we keep falling for it I guess
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That's how influence works, and many people don't realize it
Look at how popular the youtube nollywood content is, afrobeats, skits, etc.
Its not surprising people have subconsciously picked up the pidgin and slangs too
i get so disgusted by ghanaians who use nigerian slang in their conversations.
omo
shebi
sha
keh
wetin
like wtf? ah chale?
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