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Kasoa, Ghana
Joined June 2010
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Kâtip Çelebi University in Turkey is organizing International Workshop on AI and Education in July. Other side activities with Erasmus+ project experts from Italy and a tour of Ephesus, Agora, Mary's last home etc.
Limited seat available. DM if interested.
aieducation.ikcu.edu.tr/S/22…
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
It is far easier to believe one who says he'd build a new economy with $10bn he is not going to borrow externally because he paid off debt that led to our excommunication and participation in the global market and ultimately junk-rated too, to turn things around in record time, being the first credible economist and politician to reduce a country's debt from 65% to 45% GDP in one single year due to sheer fiscal discipline. Why should I have faith in others who dream up theories only after events they mostly created and could not control have passed?
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
Do not SKIP man of the moment Solomon OWUSU’s video, I repeat do not SKIP.
#JandamEgu
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
My assessment of the government is that things have improved significantly at the macroeconomic level. The US-Israel war on Iran had the potential to derail the government’s agenda, but inflation and other macroeconomic indicators have held up relatively well.
Policies such as commitment authorisation to manage expenditure, the centralisation of gold trading through GoldBod to improve oversight, and ongoing improvements in the energy sector are worth highlighting.
But there is still more work to be done to ensure that macroeconomic stability translates into meaningful improvements in people’s pockets. One important way to achieve this is through the creation of decent jobs for our young people.
I’m particularly looking forward to seeing how the New Economy draws lessons from the many government programmes that failed to transform the economy and what it will do differently to ensure this attempt succeeds.
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
JUST IN 🚨 🇬🇧
The University of Kent has NO application fee for international postgraduate students, plus an automatic £5,000 Kent International Scholarship.
For January 2027, apply by 27 November 2026, and accept your offer by 11 December 2026 (5pm GMT) to get the scholarship.
kent.ac.uk/international/int…
You know what to do!!
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
The NDC gov't has been honest with Ghanaians.
#TheNewEconomy
#AbanPapaAba
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
More fire 🔥 Lawyer Beatrice Annan exposes Dr. Zaato and Dr. Sarkodie.
#JandamEgu
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
Still recuperating after surgery..Out and about on a beautiful day in down town Chicago..with Ahmeena my chaperone who is also an international sales executive for Medtronics ( company providing my brain inplant) and international projects manager corporate social responsibility, E& P.
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
Is the argument that 23.8% year-end inflation reflected the pressure on people’s pockets more accurately than 5.5%? Or are people just discovering that inflation varies across regions and items?
When headline inflation was 23.8%, some regions recorded rates significantly above the national average. Several items also experienced price increases well above the headline rate.
Let’s not revisit the Steve Hanke days.
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
#PressRelease: A new hydrocarbon discovery offshore Ghana.
GNPC and its partners have recorded a discovery at the Nya Gyidie-1X exploration well in the Deepwater Cape Three Points Contract Area.
Announced by President @JDMahama at #LCCE2026 in Takoradi, the discovery marks an important step in exploring Ghana’s remaining petroleum potential.
Further technical evaluation will help determine the discovery’s development prospects.
Read our full statement below for details.👇🏾
#GNPC #PetroleumExploration #LCCE2026 #EmpoweringDreams
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
NDC NATIONAL YOUTH ORGANISER: FOUR ASPIRANTS, FOUR VISIONS AND THE BATTLE FOR THE SOUL OF THE GREEN ARMY
Four aspirants. Different backgrounds. Different ideas. One office.
facebook.com/share/p/1ZTPkTE…
#NDCDecides #NDCCongress2026 #TheYoungAppeal #NDCYouthWing #18Plus4NDC
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
Appiah Stadium is upset and criticizing Hon. Okudzeto Ablakwa for failing to secure him a US visa for the World Cup after the Minister refused to issue a guarantee letter to the embassy.
The US Embassy in Ghana would not generally deny him a visa due to his popularity, so seeking protocol suggests a bad record requiring Ablakwa’s guarantee.
Had Ablakwa secured it, Assafuor, Abu Jinapor, Afenyo-Markin and their agents would have paraded the letter on TV, accusing him of visa racketeering.
People target Ablakwa not for corruption but because he refuses such favors, knowing they would later use them against him. He values integrity too much to sacrifice it for anyone’s comfort.
This revelation from Appiah aims to denigrate Ablakwa but instead confirms his integrity.
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
Ghanaian Pidgin is a whole language on its own, IYKYK. If you don’t, come and learn:
EAT >> Chop
DRINK >> Soak
REACH >> Ketch
CALL >> Bell
TALK >> Flow / Vibe
MEET >> Crosh
HUNGRY >> Hung
SELL >> Shoot
ANNOY >> Bore
LEAVE >> Comot
FINISHED >> Fini
WRITE >> Rep
PAIN >> Bash
LEARN >> Mow
WALK >> Gally
SLEEP >> Bed
REMOVE >> Jie
THOUGHT >> Figa
CONFUSE >> Conf
STOP >> Shon
FATHER >> Old Boy
MOTHER >> Old Girl
WANT >> Won
OPEN >> Gbele
FOOD >> Cho
WATCH >> Spy
CAR >> Ref
BEAUTIFUL >> Dey bee
PREGNANT >> Preg
RESEMBLES >> Rec / Jie
RIGHT NOW >> Rydee/ Ryderz/ Rytabow
YESTERDAY >> Yesti / Yedee
TOMORROW >> Moro
MORNING >> Morning Tee
AFTERNOON >> Afternoon Tee
EVENING >> Gbeke/ Gbɛkɛ
WAKE UP / STAND UP >> Tinop
Please, add your own in the comments because I know I’m missing plenty😂😂
Muntaka M. A. R. (PhD) retweeted
Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, says government is considering a policy requiring rice importers to purchase up to 50% of their intended import volumes from local farmers before receiving import permits.
Speaking at KNUST, he said the proposal is aimed at securing markets for local rice farmers and reducing Ghana’s dependence on imported rice.
#GhanaNews #ChannelOneTV #CitiFM
