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🇬🇭 Missing persons: Elisabeth Esi Quayson-Amuah & Dr. Jesse Amuah Last seen: 23rd March 2026 Car: Silver Nissan Sunny GX 159-X They have been reported missing for the past few weeks. Anyone with information about their whereabouts is kindly urged to report to the nearest police station or the Parish Priest of St. Theresa Catholic Church, Kaneshie.

How can the vast majority of citizens of a country🇬🇭whose water source & food chain have been compromised just stay aloof, silent? Only seemingly jump to action if the issue is about party politics, but not when its about what impacts their existence! 👀youtu.be/YxgCpuY55YI

Another day to #StopGalamseyNow

Ghana’s forests are under threat—and the warning signs are impossible to ignore. Watch Forests Under Siege: Invasion of the Tano Nimri Forest Reserve, a gripping documentary by Erastus Asare Donkor, exposing the growing destruction and what it means for our future. Tune in on Monday, 4th May 2026 at 8:30 AM on JoyNews. #JoyNews

Ghana gave $10 billion to a Korean company to build 200,000 affordable houses. Guess what. Yeah, you guessed right. Nothing was built. This is because the Ghanaian partner, B.K. Asamoah, secretly filed paperwork to dilute the Koreans’ ownership in the company. The Koreans found out from the newspaper. Ghana then issued a $1.5 billion sovereign guarantee. This was supposed to help STX Korea borrow money from Korean banks to fund the houses. Instead the guarantee was handed to Asamoah, who flew around the world (UK, Switzerland, USA, Mexico, Nigeria) trying to use it to raise the money himself. The Koreans only found out from the newspaper. Both partners then tried to fire each other in the same week. Zero houses were ever built. $300 million in fees and advances allegedly lost. Then came Saglemi in 2012. Mahama approved $200 million for 5,000 houses. The houses were supposed to cost $29,000 each. Ghana spent $293,000 per house. None were sold. The Attorney General charged Collins Dauda and four others in 2021 for $200 million financial loss. Earlier this year, the new Attorney General quietly withdrew the case. 200,000+ houses promised. Less than 700 delivered. Nobody is in jail. Nobody paid back a cedi. Rent is killing the average Ghanaian. Jesus Christ. 💔😭

First post I saw when I opened my Facebook. This is officially a terror!st organisation #StopGalamseyNow ooo

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@itsSh0la Good health, opportunities and favour from God

One thing you want in May?

I believe Prayer works. I believe God is a miracle worker. I believe nothing is impossible for God. I believe God is the cure

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@WithBukky Amen 🙏🏿

This time next year, we’ll be tweeting from a different country filled with peace, calm and opportunities.

Happy birthday to myself 🎂🙏🏿. God is good

i hope from May to December, our lives change for the better.

I yearn for the day Africans fully embrace their names, languages, skin, spirituality, and ancestral medicines.

If you believe, as I do, we can use the courts to stop Galamsey, we can. All we need is coordinated litigation backed by data. We need resources and commitment. The law is on our side. We need to do something!

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I use this as a point of contact for everyone who’s waiting for a breakthrough, that good things come your way

Anonymous My husband and I were eating dinner at a restaurant. Couple next to us. Young. Celebrating something. Overheard bits. New job. Finally stable. Excited. Their bill came. Card declined. Tried another. Declined. The joy drained from their table. Started adding up what they could afford. Removing things. My husband grabbed their check. Paid it with ours. Didn’t ask. Just did it. Told the waiter to tell them it was covered. We left before they could thank us. Didn’t want thanks. Just wanted them to keep celebrating. We forgot about it. Three years passed. Got a letter at our house. From them. They’d tracked us down somehow. Waiter remembered us. Helped them find us. Letter said they were getting married. That night was their first date after months of struggle. First celebration after barely surviving. “Someone paying our bill told us the world had good people in it. We held onto that through everything after.” Invited us to their wedding. We went. Didn’t know them. Went anyway. They introduced us to everyone. “These are the people who showed us kindness when we were strangers.” Danced at their wedding. Cried during their vows. Felt like family somehow. They have a baby now. Send us pictures. Christmas cards. Updates. We’re in their life because of one paid check. One moment of seeing people who needed something and providing it. Sometimes family isn’t blood. It’s just people who chose to see you.

Poverty should be your biggest enemy ..

Galamsey is still a menace and it seems like everybody just doesn't care.