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Teachers Health professionals Security personnels Engineers Entrepreneurs, etc Even hawkers and labourers All pay taxes on their income, but you a content creator shouldn’t pay tax?? Sake of??

@sidney_sbm It’s law in Ghana for all small scale miners to sell their gold to the government. There’s nothing to be depressed about here. The law is the law

My cousin, who owns a small mining company and operates at a galamsey site, recently discovered a large deposit of gold. She was overjoyed by the find. However, the situation quickly took a troubling turn when the Ghanaian government moved to seize the raw gold, offering compensation in return. She refused the offer, unwilling to give up what she believes rightfully belongs to her. Now, the government is threatening to revoke her citizenship if she continues to resist. Now my cousin is depressed, is this fair the treatment she’s getting from the Ghanaian government…

@mightguy__1 @kpee_1 @mantselee Aside Accra, Kumasi and Taadi, no city in Ghana use Trotro for inner city transportation services

@AmountGhana @kpee_1 @mantselee I have traveled to all 16 regions in Ghana. All use trotro. Just say that some don’t have much because they use k3k3 of motorcycle.

Accra 50 Kumasi 50, right?

@mightguy__1 @kpee_1 @mantselee He’s not shallow minded, he’s telling you the truth. Maybe you’ve not travelled to any of those towns before

@kpee_1 @mantselee See how shallow minded and foolish u sound

@mantselee @kpee_1 You want buses in Ho? A small town that don’t even use taxis?? In Ho they only use Pragia oo. Everywhere you go 3 cedis. In fact only Accra and Kumasi need these buses.

@kpee_1 Ghana is not only Accra and Kumasi What of Ho, taadi, Hohoe, Tamale?

Nigga thinks he’s special Na so her ex dey bang her during your regime 😂😂

Women 🫲🫱Good men

@Mr_Ceyram How much are you expecting them offer when 80% of procurement graduates are unemployed

Gross 3k? Procurement?

@UnknownFlyBird @JoyNewsOnTV @Joy997FM Mteeewww

@AmountGhana @JoyNewsOnTV @Joy997FM You don’t even know what you read. Go and sleep

NPA increases fuel price floor for March 16 window; Petrol now ¢11.57, diesel pegged at ¢14.35 Details here: myjoyonline.com/npa-increases-… #JoyNews #Viral #Explorepage #Ghana #JoyFM #GhanaNews #Ghana #NewsUpdate #Africa #GhPolitics #News #AfricaNews #CurrentAffairs #Vlog

@UnknownFlyBird @JoyNewsOnTV @Joy997FM And who told you we are not already buying at $100 a barrel? Or you think we wait for our stock be depleted before we start buying

@AmountGhana @JoyNewsOnTV @Joy997FM It will come when the 5 weeks stock is finished and we have to buy again now that crude is at $100 a barrel. They are still selling old stock. Relax and watch

@_edemkojo So what data did COPEC use to predict ¢18? I’ve been following COPEC’s predictions for sometime and none of them come true

Chairman, you have a master's in education and so I expect comprehension should be very easy for you. The card clearly say COPEC WARNS, or COPEC is a media house?

The NPA which is the downstream regulator has just announced price floors for the upcoming window (i.e the minimum OMCs can sell fuel at) The price floor Petrol is now ¢11.57, representing an 11% increase from the last floor price of ¢10.46 Diesel on the other hand has its new floor at ¢14.35, a 26% increase from previous floor of ¢11.42

@AmountGhana A media house projected 18?

@Fred_LFC20 @kwame_H1 @citizenyao Not a lie

@AmountGhana @kwame_H1 @citizenyao You know this is a lie right? 😂

A newly recruited member of the military earns about two to two and a half times the salary of a newly posted teacher with a diploma. Similarly, a military officer earns between three and four and a half times the salary of a newly recruited teacher with a first degree. While every profession has its own unique responsibilities and risks, such a wide disparity in pay often pushes teachers to seek employment within the Ghana Armed Forces because they feel underemployed and undervalued in their current roles. This situation highlights a significant structural challenge facing the country; one that requires bold and decisive leadership from the President to address.

@kwame_H1 @citizenyao Then this is very bad cos in the US teachers earn more than the army

@AmountGhana @citizenyao A degree teacher aa I am earns not more than 4k aa net after deductions. A recruit (WASSCE) holder earns more than a degree teacher, cadet earns about 2times more than us. A senior who left the teaching field to join the immigration confessed.

@Yaw_Democrat_1 @Elorm_Hood Then go through the right process. Or Twitter is the right process??

@AmountGhana @Elorm_Hood Just say you don’t know that one can always demand to see them if he/she wants to and goes through the right processes

Joke aside, let’s be serious as a nation. If you campaign for NDC, does that automatically mean you must pass the service exams whether you actually passed or failed? That doesn’t make sense to me. Just because someone is a party boy or girl doesn’t mean they should automatically be picked. If you fail, you fail simple. Try again next year. And those saying “NDC failed me” if you truly passed, why would they fail you? Tweaa.

@Yaw_Democrat_1 @Elorm_Hood What was your actual score in BECE or WASSCE? We write more than 50 papers in the university and didn’t see the score for any of them, not even one. After uni we never saw the actual score for licensure exam for any institution. You are just being emotional

@Elorm_Hood Do you know that applicants who got disqualified like this one here still don’t even know their actual scores?

@rc2g6226ff @yinkadeniran @StatiSense Monthly salary not minimum wage

@yinkadeniran @StatiSense Minimum wage in Ghana is $53 while in Nigeria is $50 or more ….thus page increased Ghana minimum wage by 4x😂😂

NIGERIA VS GHANA: COST OF LIVING — 2026 1 Milk (1 Liter): 🇬🇭 Ghana — $3.06 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $2.88 🟢 Milk is 6.3% cheaper in Nigeria than in Ghana. 2 Bread (500g Loaf): 🇬🇭 Ghana — $1.48 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $1.25 🟢 Bread costs 15.5% less in Nigeria. 3 Rice (1 kg): 🇬🇭 Ghana — $2.36 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $2.35 🟢 Rice prices are almost identical, with Nigeria slightly cheaper. 4 Eggs (12 Large): 🇬🇭 Ghana — $2.38 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $1.90 🟢 Eggs are 20.2% cheaper in Nigeria. 5 Bottled Water (1.5 L): 🇬🇭 Ghana — $0.56 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $0.52 🟢 Water is 7.1% cheaper in Nigeria. 6 Bottle of Wine (Mid-Range): 🇬🇭 Ghana — $6.38 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $4.05 🟢 Wine is 36.5% cheaper in Nigeria. 7 1-Bedroom Apartment (City Centre): 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $756.45 🇬🇭 Ghana — $497.90 🟢 City centre rent in Nigeria is 51.9% higher than in Ghana. 8 3-Bedroom Apartment (City Centre): 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $1,966.65 🇬🇭 Ghana — $1,179.63 🟢 A 3-bedroom city apartment costs 66.7% more in Nigeria. 9 Average Monthly Salary: 🇬🇭 Ghana — $238.47 🟢 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $112.72 The average Ghanaian earns 111.6% more per month than the average Nigerian. 10 Gasoline (1 Liter): 🇬🇭 Ghana — $1.10 🇳🇬 Nigeria — $0.63 🟢 Fuel is 42.7% cheaper in Nigeria. 🟢 Better. 📌Groceries tend to be cheaper in Nigeria, but the average Ghanaian earns more than double the average Nigerian. #Statisense (Numbeo)