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@PrinceJidulah A person has been hit this hard with an object, you’re here saying nonsense that it was a juju nlow.

🔥🚨JUST IN: Juju blow thrown at this guy and He became unconscious after the fall.😱😳

@Ericbaahgh @eaaubynn I shock

@eaaubynn You fix a traffic light in this 2026 and you expect us to clap for you 😆 madam be serious and get to work

After 8 long years of pain, darkness, danger, and neglect, the traffic lights at Awoshie-Mangoase Baah Yard are finally working again. For years, residents, motorists, traders, schoolchildren, and commuters were forced to navigate this busy intersection at great risk. Countless complaints were made, promises came and went, yet the situation remained unchanged. Many had simply lost hope that anything would be done. Today, that story has changed. This may seem like a simple traffic light to some, but to the people of Awoshie-Mangoase Baah Yard, it represents something much bigger: safety, dignity, and the belief that their concerns matter. I would like to acknowledge the support of the Municipal Chief Executive, the Chiefs of Awoshie, and other stakeholders whose cooperation has been instrumental in helping us move this matter forward. I am also deeply grateful to the Minister for Roads and Highways, Hon. Governs Kwame Agbodza, for facilitating and expediting the process to ensure that this long-standing challenge received the urgent attention it deserved. My appreciation also goes to the engineers and technical teams who worked tirelessly, including through the night, to diagnose the faults, restore the system, and ensure that the traffic lights are fully operational once again. As your Member of Parliament, I remain committed to ensuring that basic public services are not treated as privileges but as necessities. Our municipality deserves functioning infrastructure, safer roads, and a government that responds to the everyday challenges of ordinary people. This is not the end of our work but a stark reminder that when we listen to the needs of our people and act with urgency, progress is possible. I also wish to appeal to all residents, drivers, traders, and community members to take collective ownership of this restoration. Let us remain vigilant and help protect the equipment from theft, vandalism, and damage. Public infrastructure belongs to all of us, and safeguarding it is a shared responsibility. To everyone who kept raising their voices and refusing to accept neglect as normal, thank you. To the media houses and journalists who consistently highlighted the dangers posed by this situation, I acknowledge and appreciate your role. Together, we will continue to push for the development, safety, and transformation that Ablekuma North deserves. #EwuraForABN #AblekumaNorth #NotMeUs #Focus Friday| 22ndMay, 2026 photos.app.goo.gl/SbRkZGE48xQWtd…

@JoyNewsOnTV @Joy997FM An mp must be the one to restore a traffic light 🚦 before people can use it? Hmm gymiii d))so

Watch the moment Ewurabena Aubynn, MP for Ablekuma North, pulls the switch, restoring the traffic lights on the Awoshie-Anyaa stretch after years of malfunction and safety concerns along the busy road. #JoyDigital #JoyNewsFocus

@DERECTA1713561 @thenationguy What did your Akufo Addo do? Mtchewww

@thenationguy He is one of those who said Akuffo Addo can never be president. So he doesn't even remember that Akuffo Addo once paid him his salary. Shameless being.

According to lawyer Yaw Anokye Frimpong;

@domynych Uneducated religious people are very difficult to govern kai

It's business as usual! Beach road heading towards Tema!

@VenPatriot You honor fuullish party lawyers turned communicators. And you will be saying this oh he’s wise and intelligent. We have the men! Idiots!

In a nutshell, we're so foolish that we idolize orators and debators rather than creators and innovators.

@PeeCeetheboss The true criminals of this country are the institutional heads

“You spent ¢8700 for just picking food at Aggrey Memorial, just 5 minutes walk from your school” ~ Public Accounts Committee Ghana National is just 5 minutes away from Aggrey but headmaster is saying he spends this amount to pick food eiii

@_GhChronicles Drugs are doing them

A suspected thief was apprehended by residents after allegedly breaking into a house and stealing cooking oil from the victim's kitchen. The suspect, who is a yogurt seller, was caught shortly after the theft occurred, resulting in his arrest by an angered community.

@AsakyGRN You same Nigerians make Nigeria a shitty place

“Nigeria, this is a school bus in America. When you’re driving behind one and it stops to pick up students, you must stop too. You can’t overtake or drive past until every child safely enters the bus and it starts moving again. That’s what a functioning society looks like, where children’s safety comes first and rules are actually respected.” — Man educates Nigerians on how sane America works unlike the jungle system we’re forced to survive in Nigeria.

@askghmedia You have 5 children?

“They have destroyed all my goods worth GH¢1,500 without any prior notice. I have five children to take care of. Should I resort to stealing to provide for them?” — A susu box seller laments after being affected by the Mallam Atta Market demolition exercise

@coldsummers91 People who have not traveled so well make that foolish statements. Today Accra this, tomorrow Accra that. Accra is simply not well developed

Tweets like this piss me off, bro. You can count the number of working streetlights in the city. This is the same city filled with filth and open gutters, with slums that span kilometers. Many parts of Accra still have terrible roads, the ambulance service is a disaster because of the poor road network, and you’re saying it’s one of the top 5 nicest cities? The same city with markets that smell like death, the same city where trotro is the major mode of public transport. Who do you think you’re fooling?

@The1957News NPP and NDC people worship lawyers, because they know they’re criminals!

LIVE | In China, we don’t worship anyone who is doing administrative work; we worship engineers - MD of Zonda Ghana, Madam Yang Yang, adding that government should cherish skilled workers in the construction sector because they are the nation builders and heroes of the country.

@gyamfi__01 Does airport residential area has bicycle and pedestrian lanes like this?

Stop the over exaggerate , this look be similar to airport residential view at night , y’all travel small and start to compare mid cities to Accra lol

@Stit_chxx @eddie_wrt Even the assembly has this right of inspection and you must comply

“Landlords have the right to inspect tenants’ rooms at any time they want, with ample time given.” - Acting Rent Commissioner, Frederick Opoku

@Stit_chxx @eddie_wrt Don’t say nonsense! In every rental agreement, the landlord has the right for inspection anytime provided prior notice has been given.

@JoyPrimeTV You people should be there and be tickling yourselves. Mtchewww

Men are naturally wired to worship our bodies, so they are attracted to what they see. But for a woman, I wouldn’t see my man naked and be attracted. – Vera Watch #TalkYourShh here: youtu.be/sl_RW6bt1dA

@CrownprinceCom2 You should have slapped his back so much!

A must watch video and share for others to drop their views. Disturbing video showing how a lecturer was caught when having sxzz with his student.. Actions like this must stop in our various institutions..

@weloveghana042 Idiots doing all that want to win power, after getting the power they turn elephants. 🐘 idiots

Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin and his team shared a meal together with cocoa farmers at a cocoa farm

@LadyMpopi @grok The vehicles passing can create many jobs idiots

After riding bicycles in Europe, this is how Nigerian politicians move around Nigeria. Yet Nigerians allow politicians to deceive them into crying about SA instead of their own country issues. @Grok how many cars in this motorcade

@Omec_Gh In the next election, I would register at A plus place to vote for him, not just to vote also campaign and let his constituents know why we need a person like him. I would also tell the constituents why we don’t need Mahama and Bawumia, these leaders are surrounded by criminals.

This is why unity in leadership matters. Gomoa MPs are working together for a common goal, while others are busy arguing over projects that are meant to benefit the people anyway. Development should always come first. This is huge 😦😍👏🤯🇬🇭