LIFE IS ENOUGH (人生は十分です)
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Sunday fufu with plenttyyy soup and before the food has even settled, you've stretched out on the bed to sleep.
You people don't even give yourselves time after eating before lying down oo ei.
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America and Canada keep giving me reasons why traveling out there ain't safe.
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Nigerians really think everything revolves around them. 😂
According to them:
Ghanaians are slow.
Ghanaians aren’t business-minded.
Ghanaians eat eggs.
Ghanaians can’t speak good Pidgin.
Ghanaians don’t move when the traffic light turns red.
At this point, what don’t Nigerians have to say about Ghanaians? Mmmoa nkoaa
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This plant is called Ukpo/Ibaba or horse-eye bean. It cures
🌿Parkinson disease
🌿Hypertension
🌿Diabetes
🌿Low immunity
🌿Asthma
🌿Kidney stones
It’s a fantastic plant.
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🚨NZEMA RESIDENTS TAKE ACTION AGAINST GALAMSEY!
Residents of Nzema have stormed an illegal mining site and destroyed mining equipment in protest against the growing galamsey activities in their area.
They accuse the Water Guards of failing to protect their communities, leaving them frustrated as illegal mining continues to affect their access to clean drinking water.
The residents say they can no longer sit back while their water sources are destroyed.
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The nonsense going on in our courts is just too much. How? They should subpoena all these people for you. Who do you think you are?
CASE UPDATE: The Republic v Solomon Asamoah & Prof Christopher Ameyaw-Akumfi (Sky Train)
The Accused Persons have no witnesses. The 1st Accused Person wants the Court to order these 15 persons to come and testify for him.
1. Mr. Joe Ghartey, Former Minister, Railway Development.
2. Ms. Harriet Abban, Company Secretary, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
3. Mr. Benjamin Narteh Abrakwa, Former Senior Finance Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
4. Mr George Arhin, Country Senior Partner, PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
5. Mr. Andrews Agyenim Boateng, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
6. Mr. Nana Dwemoh Benneh, Chief Executive Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund
7. Mr. Tweneboa Kodua Fokuo, Former Director, Infrastructure Investment Fund.
8. Ms. Cecelia Gambrah, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
9. Mr. Emmanuel Offei, Managing Partner, Boateng, Offei & Co.
10. Mr. Reginald Okai, Chief Finance Officer, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
11. Mr. Daniel Kwadwo Owusu, Managing Partner, Deloitte Ghana.
12. Mr. Kwasi Tumi, Managing Partner, CFL Global Partners.
13. Dr. Pamela Graham, The Auditor-General.
14. Ms. Yvonne Odoley Sowah, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
15. Ms. Nana Afua Kyerewaa Ababio, Former Director, Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund.
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🤣SO THE NPP LOST SO MUCH, AND NOW THEY WANT TO CLAIM GOLDBOD ALSO LOST, NO WONDER THEY WERE SO SURE?
Is this an attempt to make GoldBod look bad just to cover up their own losses?
According to the Auditor-General’s report for December 31, 2024, as read by the Chairman of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, the Gold-for-Oil programme recorded losses of $1.8 billion, while gold reserves also recorded losses.
So why the sudden insistence that GoldBod has also lost money? Are they trying to shift attention from their own record?
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Okatakyei Afrifa-Mensah has reportedly expressed disappointment and regret over what he perceives as neglect by the NPP, despite his efforts to advance the party’s political agenda through his For The Record Show. His comments raise questions about recognition, loyalty and the relationship between political communicators and the party they support. #GhanaPolitics
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🏗️PWALUGU DAM PROJECT: $12 MILLION PAID, BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE NEARLY $1 BILLION PROJECT AND WHERE IS THE DAM?
The Pwalugu Multipurpose Dam Project has attracted public attention over the money released and the slow progress of work.
Here are the key financial figures:
$11.95 million: Reported advance payment to PowerChina as a mobilisation fee.
$993 million: Approximate total approved project cost.
GH¢253 million: Allocated in the 2023 national budget to support the project.
Although the initial payment was described as a mobilisation advance secured by a bank guarantee, concerns were raised about the limited visible progress at the project site.
Ghanaians deserve transparency and clear answers about the money released, work completed and the current status of this major national project.Note: These are figures provided in your summary and have not been independently verified here.
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Ghanaian women know Nigerian men are natural born simps who don’t care about a woman’s past. They pick and live any lifestyle in their 20s to early 30s then in their late 30s find a low self esteem Nigerian man, pay her own bribe price and settle with. Lmao 🤣 Ws to all Ghanaian men, we’re growing now 😮💨
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Following this account will red pill the hell out of you.
Hey @grok, concise no spin.
RIGHT NOW, Congo is suddenly collapsing under a catastrophic Ebola outbreak while an armed paramilitary group destabilizes its containment to make it explode even more.
Behind the chaos, foreign contractors and firms are training these Congolese paramilitaries while a firm tied to diamond mining magnate Dan Gertler faces a major corruption scandal involving Congolese officials.
@grok, 1. which country’s foreign defense firms trained these paramilitary forces ?
2. where is the Diamond Magnate from?
Both countries only.
