Awuakye Danful

I hold no grudges against former President John Agyekum Kufuor despite deliberately imprisoning me, but I hope lessons are learned from that. I enjoy listening to Sarkodie and my son M.anifest. Ghana’s seasoned lawyer, Tsatsu Tsikata, speaks.

Retweet ✊🏾✅ Thank you Steph!!!! Don’t let my looks fool you 😔 Big men 🤗??

@JulianaAfr88341 @Manasseh_Azure I'm sure when you open your arms to embrace a stranded family into your home and they start to bomb you out of your own home with the help of their friends, you will leave peacefully and let them kill your children and make you homeless.

@Manasseh_Azure I pray one day people experience terrorism...you will then understand Israel

Israel appears determined to scuttle the peace agreement between Iran and the U.S. Will America call Netanyahu to order?

@wode_maya President John Dramani Mahama

Who do you think is the BEST-PERFORMING African Leader currently?

Having traveled to 39 countries within Africa, I am committed to encouraging African youth to embrace the Borderless Africa conversation. Africa is home to every African. It’s time to unlock opportunities across the continent, not just in our countries of origin because when you play on home ground, you score more goals.

I watched Kwesi Pratt's full presentation yesterday and realized most people just read headlines

When the cedi was weak, you imported a car for $2500 and sold it for $10,000. Now you import same car for $1400 and still sell it for $12,000. The spirit in the black man is so ev!l and demonic and it cuts across.

KSM is killing Jandam. Truth always stands.

Honorable, I harvested my catfish last week friday, and I'm still searching for buyers. I will need small promotion. I started with 500 fingerlings, what I harvested though cannot cater for the investments made, it's worth the experience gained. Adey beg do something. Will like to reinvest to sell and correct some mistakes made.

I used to pause and rewind tapes to transcribe lyrics to my favorite songs. I would spend hours reading and scrutinizing the inlay cards to find out about everyone and everything that had to do with the albums I loved. I even mastered fixing torn tapes with milk bush and sometimes sellotape. Let’s not get into fixing scratches on CDs - some of those methods we no longer say out loud in retrospect because we shall not ‘naked ourselves’ in public unprovoked - or the delicate and risky process of cleaning the lens of the discman. Later as a teen I would relentlessly follow the sample trail to discover all the wonderful old records (some incredibly obscure) that were muses for many a classic. I fell in love with various “genres,” uncovered sonic landscapes I had no clue existed, and discovered many wonderful artists across the universe because they inspired my faves who sampled them. Every inspired tree has roots. This obsessive behavior of knowing and discovering grew larger that 2,000 year old boabab trees. Being curious and vast never felt like a choice, it was a central part of loving music. It’s probably why a lot of my closest music comrades are producers or “artist helpers” who love this our thing deeply with no care for cameras, spotlights or clout trains. They’re the ones l can have insanely memorable convos with; whether it be about Dilla leaked batches / beat tapes, DJ Katapilla’s ‘hard-guy-ness’ , or Bilal’s classic unreleased Love 4 sale album or John Forte’s slept on I,John album! I know all Marvin, Stevie and Osibisa albums from the 70’s despite not being born in that decade. I’m not special. It’s what people who are fortunate enough to make a living in their field of dreams do. If we can’t geek out reciting inspectah deck’s verse on the triumph, Nas is like, Aquemini, Ruff Ryders anthem, shook ones, pae mu ka, what more can I say, crossroads, plan ben, tswa daar, lost ones, passing me by, etc… then weytin we gain and what are we calling ourselves rappers for?! The greatest architects, doctors, builders, writers, teachers, farmers etc I would argue all have a very high level of unrelenting historical curiosity about their disciplines. I don’t trust any artist or musician who constantly feigns ignorance about music and music related subjects. Whoever deceived them into believing having (or more accurately showing) care and curiosity is weak really did witchcraft on them. Artists please care. Please dig. Please know and show that there is a vast world of incredible before you and there will be much more after you. But while you’re here and still in it don’t let hubris and ego hold you prisoner. Stalk the past. Find the future. Godspeed. Love , Festo Sidebar: I was today years old when I found out the correct spelling of sellotape. Knowing you know nothing is wise.

Na President Mahama nu Woagyei Sika Duro Anaa?multiple Road constructions ongoing concurrently,Dollar Rate very good,petrol prices way better than years ago,Tema oil refinery resumed crude oil processing, inflation dropped from 23.8% to 5.4%.Jesus Christ

I am a proud Ewe and a Voltarian. This is Ghana National Pledge in Ewe. Post yours in your language

Akabenezer just added Wofa to his team……..God go bless this man for putting boys on 🥹🔥

This is prolly the best video you’ll ever see on the internet 🎥: MrBike Global

Shatta movement we are global don't let anybody lie you she is not Ghanaian but see how she's performing the song this shows there's power in shatta music

President Mahama's one year in office: As an NPP man, I can't lie that Mahama has been stellar. I will rate him 90% - Ghanaian. #JoyNews

@KojoJoneslotty @TheGhanaWeb Say you have never met one ntiaa. I got an issue with my vehicle at Kpeve and the officer on duty removed my tires and took them to the next town to get it fixed and brought it back without taking a penny

@TheGhanaWeb God bless the Ghana Police Service. This week, my car broke down at a police barrier, and the selfless assistance the officers gave me was truly mind-blowing. God bless all police officers. There is still hope. 🇬🇭

How cordially Mahama relates with everyone irrespective of your status is why many would always put him of the prideful Akufo-Addo! Scene like this give the citizenry PTSD!

Three young Ghanaian students have caught global admiration after their wonderful debut of the ‘Cyto’ Podcast show, a series of presentations geared towards reshaping the perception of public schools. With impeccable fluency and wit, the trio stunned viewers, promising more surprises from the less endowed ‘cyto’ schools.