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“I will seize all your pumping machines, If you can't pay then you will go home” - A galamseyer "Don Lapeans" has recorded a police officer allegedly collecting money from him and his colleagues at a galamsey site at Abura Dunkwa in the Central Region. The police officer is seen taking the cash in 200 cedis notes, and he is also heard telling those who can't pay to leave galamsey site

@F_Edzeamey Remember thier flagbearrer is Bawumia the Home economics lecturer

The Regional Chairman of your stronghold is Wontumi. Have a nice day.

@CobbyBillioN @F_Edzeamey Who in your family comes closer to General when it comes to education

@F_Edzeamey And Asiedu Nketia is your Next Flagbearer🤣🤣🤣🤣 The irony

@Citi973 And they will come home after they have been handed over to the police cos chiefs,Politicians,religious heads are all involved. The solution now is state of emergency for at least 6 months

A Rapid Response Team operation at the Atewa Range Forest Reserve has led to the arrest of 24 suspected illegal miners at Sagyimase. Authorities also destroyed 16 water pumps, burned 52 makeshift tents, and seized two machines as exhibits. Suspects are being processed in Kyebi for handover to police. #CitiNewsroom #Galamsey #Atewa #GhanaNews

@henry_boakye1 Hes made sure Bawumia whom you don't even believe as we all know you are pro Kenedy never becomes president

To be honest, What has Mahama done so far?

Dear @GCBBankPLC Is this a glitch or what? You deducted Ghc10 from my money I just deposited 15 times in one night. You people better return my ghc150 before I vex. 😡My school fees be that o

@CitizenTechiman The new Jennifer Queen

Asɛm ben koraa ne?? 😅 now she can’t see or what? NPP paaa nie

@GordonBediako1 Gordon st least treat us with some dessent. Don't let politics distroy your sense of reasoning we've gone past this

I hope and pray this is not true. How can the President Mahama government be so intolerant. Wow

@DzataOfficial @samgeorgegh You are right in all regards except that his regime has brought the poorest network connectivity specifically Voice and Data coverage more especially Telecel

I have said this before and I shall say it again: the attacks on @samgeorgegh are not organic. They are coordinated, laced with rage-baiting from some quarters on X. An X influencer once confessed to me that he actually enjoys dragging Sam George. To him, it’s just fun and cruise, yet he holds no real grudge. SMH. Honestly, I’m yet to meet anyone who has a genuine, solid reason to dislike him. Back when the NDC was in opposition, Sam George was one of the strongest, most fearless voices; on traditional media, social media, and right there on the grounds. His energy, bravery, and relentless fight played a huge part in the NDC’s victory. The damage he inflicted on the NPP is something they will never forget… and that, we all know, is the real source behind some of these attacks. Yet, amidst all the noise, he remains resolute and absolute in the execution of his duty. He holds himself to the highest standards. The previous government left behind such a massive mess that if we don’t fix it quickly, our country could be doomed. He fully understands the reset agenda and has thrown himself into it with total seriousness. Lest we forget, 1. He fought hard to increase our data volumes, pushing MTN’s popular bundle from 92GB to 214GB and Telecel’s from around 90GB to 250GB. Ghanaians are now getting far more value for their money. The irony? The haters now have even more data to come online and insult him. Lol. I made my first purchase in October 2025, and it actually lasted until February 2026! 2. He also put pressure on MultiChoice/DStv to improve their offerings and ease the burden on subscribers. Users have admitted that without his intervention, subscriptions could have hit GH¢600, but for the past 8 months, it has stayed at GH¢375. That means each DStv user has saved around GH¢1,800 so far. 3. To seriously tackle mobile money (MoMo) fraud, he is pushing for a proper, comprehensive SIM re-registration exercise. 4. He has reintroduced the anti-LGBTQ+ bill and remains firm, consistent, and unapologetic. To him, it is a serious aberration of the mind, and he has vowed to fight it with all his might. 5. Two weeks ago, he distributed laptops to all 130 learning centres to kick-start the ambitious One Million Coders programme. The registration website is now open and live. 6. Last Friday, he launched the National AI Strategy, a bold move that sets the tone for a major transformation of artificial intelligence not just in Ghana, but across Africa. 7. He is currently leading serious efforts to fully integrate Ghana into the PayPal ecosystem, opening new doors for digital payments and the economy. 8. He has issued a strong policy directive to telcos to fix network challenges and boost connectivity nationwide. He demanded 800 new cell sites from MTN alone this year and they have agreed. 
This is a massive win. In the last 8 years, the average annual rollout was around 200 sites, with some years as low as 30–50. Now in 2026, MTN alone is rolling out 800. Network coverage and speed across the country are about to improve significantly. You may not like Sam George personally, but that doesn’t change the facts: he is generous, humble, and an arduous workaholic. The truth remains one and it is gradually taking over. Today, people call him the “Prampram Messiah”. Dzata4AReason❤️

@joyce_bawah @JoyFmNews @Channel1TVGHA My question here to you mum and the government is that is a new airport terminal in Accra a priority to Ghanaians as against a nation wide conscious railway development like the Big Push. Let's all remember this is the legacy term for His Excellency

President John Mahama and a team of ministers took a working tour of the Ghana International Airport in Accra this morning. What an honor and a privilege to witness the incredible work that is taking place at the Airport. I look at the ongoing progress of work at the airport and I know that if we can attract the right investment, Ghana will soon become Africa’s Aviation hub. Airport facilities are the real game changers and are the future, people will never stop flying and an efficient and reliable Aviation Hub will drive tourism and improve travel time. A key highlight of the President's visit was the sod cutting for the construction of a new Concourse connecting Terminals 2 and 3. The New Concourse will have 5 new Passenger Boarding Bridges 5 passenger holding areas Bi-directional Travelators 5 new escalators and elevators 1 VIP Lounge 4 Business Lounges 4 New Retail/Duty Free Pods among others. The FINAL design of the Concourse is shown below. #MahamaThePresident

@SIKAOFFICIAL1 He only knew this in opposition

“Politics has become an enterprise. NPP and NDC are incapable of transforming Ghana” —Nhyiaeso MP and Former Deputy Finance Minister, Hon. Stephen Amoah has shockingly revealed that based on his observations both his party and the incumbent NDC are incapable of transforming Ghana into a developed nation. [🎥:angelfm]

@BongoIdeasHQ @KAgbodza And instead of the ministe to register his displeasure of the issue look at how he's pampering the contractor and the so called coordinators

An angry resident of Sefwi Debiso has exposed the Big Push road contractor for abandoning the project and only showing up when the minister was visiting,

In 1994 a Ghanaian doctor wrote a $10,000 check to support Nelson Mandela and the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa. Attached is the story as told by the doctor’s son and copies of the check. Today, South Africans say Dr Anku shd go for his money from Mandela’s grave.

Happy birthday, my good friend and comrade in the struggle. Wishing you good health, strength, and a fulfilling year ahead as you continue your work in service of Ghana. God bless you.

From Oxygen to Blade 😨🥲

Following The Fourth Estate’s publication on the latest Auditor-General report on nationwide payroll irregularities, the Audit Service now says the GHS427 million attributed to Mr Frank Oliver Kpodo, a former Director of Procurement at the Ministry of Defence was a transpositional error. According to a statement issued by the Service and signed by its Right to Information Officer, Frederich Lokko, the actual figure in Mr Kpodo’s name is GHS422,920.01. According to the Audit Service, it made an error in attributing the figure to Mr Kpodo. “We offer our most sincere and unreserved apologies to Mr. Frank Oliver Kpodo for the distress and unwarranted public scrutiny this error may have caused,” the statement said. “We further extend our apologies to the Government and people of Ghana, and the Controller and Accountant-General for the transpositional error noted above.” The Audit Service further explained that the figure originally attributed to Mr. Kpodo should rather have been in the name of the Ministry of Education. “We wish to state that, the amount attributed to Mr Kpodo above was due to transpositional error. The GHC427,995,661.40 relates to the Ministry of Education in respect of 3,476 unaccounted staff during the payroll audit,” the statement said. Also, the Audit Service produced a corrected table of 34 Ministries and Departments that could not account for over GHS800 million paid to their staff. In the corrected list, The Fourth Estate has found that the Audit Service made several “transpositional” errors in the original report, which has been submitted to parliament. Figures attributed to 27 of the 34 Ministries and Departments in the original report have been changed. Meanwhile, in a separate statement, the Controller and Accountant-General’s Department says it is impossible for any government employee to receive unearned salaries. Read more: tinyurl.com/mr4xettz

Most people are surprised when they hear I went from professional football to green chemistry. But to me, it was a natural transition. ⚽️👨🏽‍🔬 Growing up in the south of France, I was surrounded by nature and the sea from an early age. As my football career progressed, so did my awareness of global warming and the impact that different industries have on the environment and on our health. The products most of us use every day, from shampoos to cleaning products to paints, are still built on fossil-based ingredients. Changing that became my mission.🌱 In 2013, I co-founded GFBiochemicals to make everyday products safer and more sustainable using plant-based ingredients. Football prepared me for this journey more than I expected the discipline, the resilience, and what it truly means to be part of a team. But there is an important shift: as a player, you’re judged on your own performance. As a founder & CEO, your role is to lead and inspire your team, and to share success together. I spoke with Harvard Business Review France about my journey: the transition from international footballer to Green Chemistry entrepreneur, the challenge of building in a sector I came to as an outsider. Read the full interview: lnkd.in/dUMD3MhN

Major breaking news🚨 Beno Sarkcess , Latif and others exposed!!. They are hired and paid to denigrate @stonebwoy and the NDC by Koka

@IDF 🛑 We have more than pictures Zionism desecrates any religion 🛑