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I Stand For Humanity I Stand for Justice⚖️ I Stand for respect 'I LOVE LOVE AND I HATE HATE' A GSW & SC30 fan🏀 A pro BlackStar, a Nurse🩺 & a Gambler♠️♦️♥️♣️

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@coldsummers91 This one of the reasons why I stopped taking koko and reduced how often I buy waakye oo 😄
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Sammy@coldsummers91·
Today I drink some koko bi paa. More than sleeping pills
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MR. SIMPSON🦅
MR. SIMPSON🦅@therealmrsim·
“Customized coding laptop,” yet see how long it takes to boot, it’s probably 8GB RAM with an HDD 😂 I even doubt it’s a Core i5 😂😂.
𝐀𝐒𝐊@askghmedia

Communications Minister Sam George today, April 10, 2026, presented customized Lenovo Core i5 laptops to partner institutions and centres at the Ministry’s Conference Room. The presentation forms part of the rollout of the One Million Coders Program (OMCP), a major initiative that aims to equip young Ghanaians nationwide with essential digital skills.

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Nana B.
Nana B.@koboateng·
@DivineMFlow They’re playing in our faces
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The Spearhead@Spearhead_Af·
Israel's AIPAC Model Must Be Resisted In Africa The idea that Israel's AIPAC-style model could take root in Africa should worry anyone who is paying close attention. In the United States, it has meant deep pockets, aggressive lobbying, and a political class that moves in step with foreign interests. If that structure starts to mirror itself across African countries, then we are no longer just talking about policy choices. We are talking about sovereignty. This is where the line has to be drawn, and it has to be drawn early. Africa cannot afford to slip into another phase where external actors quietly determine election outcomes, set legislative priorities, or influence national positions on global issues. We have seen this before, dressed up as partnership, investment, or security cooperation, and we know how it ends. If there is any real commitment to political and economic independence, then Africa has to reject systems that outsource its decision making power, regardless of how polished or strategic they may look.
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MARK OFORIQUAYE
MARK OFORIQUAYE@cropinvestment·
When Nana Kwame Bediako visualized dredging a waterway, connecting the sea to the city of Kumasi to create a shipping canal for boosting trade and transportation—people called it a ‘joke of policy’ and mediocre thinking. But you know what? Time is the decider of truth.
MR. SIMPSON🦅@therealmrsim

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Biggest Mack
Biggest Mack@Big_Mck·
Africa does not need an educational system that produces bankers, business executives, marketers, politicians, brokers, or lawyers. These skills have no relevance to us, or to any society at all. They were invented to solve simulated problems. Think about it: as part of the earliest forms of society, you wouldn’t need all these soft skills and fancy professions. All you would need are people who can think, build, and correct (heal): engineers, doctors, craftsmen, who can then pass that knowledge on to others (teachers). If, as a developing nation, your education system prioritizes producing people who can read, follow instructions, and pass exams just to become business administrators, marketers, or lawyers, then you are not serious about development. This is why the current educational system (handed to us by the West) has to be ditched and replaced with one that is relevant to our present stage of industrialisation. Schools don't have to be formal, they just need to be practical about teaching children how to think and build. After all. The ‘formal’ in formal education only means ‘certified.’ You have to ask yourself, certified by whom? An English-speaking European? If you create your own system and certify it, it is still formal. Don't allow English language deceive you.
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a n.a.m | al_maso : | : 💚🦿🧘🏾‍♂️ 🦾🔥
a n.a.m | al_maso : | : 💚🦿🧘🏾‍♂️ 🦾🔥@al_bertoid·
The bus stop between Achimota Overheard and Abofu Footbridge needs another Footbridge. Orange Circle needs a footbridge. @KAgbodza #CitiCBS @Citi973 @Channel1TVGHA @Sammens @benkoku @RichardDelaSky @mensaduncan
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There should have been a footbridge that the main bus stop [Red]. Most footbridges on the N1 are afterthoughts. It is poor Urban Panning to expect people to walk 400+ m to Abofu [Green] , you the footbridge and then walk back when they can cross, no matter how dangerous. 1/

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Nana B.
Nana B.@koboateng·
Yehowa pɛ!
Nana B.@koboateng

17 rivers poisoned. 60% of our water bodies contaminated. Mercury in the placentas of pregnant women. Newborns with birth defects. Experts say we could be importing water by 2030. Water has no tribe. It doesn’t care if you’re NPP or NDC. It doesn’t flow through Ashanti differently than it flows through Volta but we’re busy fighting each other on Twitter while the people destroying our rivers have names, have offices, and have never spent a day in jail. Galamsey should have united every Ghanaian. Instead it became a political football. SMH

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FAYALORRRD
FAYALORRRD@faya_lorrrd·
Ghana had 845 galamsey arrests between 2023 and 2024. Only 35 were prosecuted. That is a 4% prosecution rate. Ghana's rivers are being poisoned plus mercury found in the placentas of pregnant women and the legal profession processed 4% of the people responsible. Four percent.
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