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@thenanaaba @__thePentagon Good one

Stop treating relationships like annual procurement contracts. What do you do for your man on his birthday? Work and get yourself the present you desire.

@SIKAOFFICIAL1 @RichestRicardo 😂😂😂 What a fuckin joke

“If you make me National Chairman, and Dr. Bawumia becomes president, God will use me to provide jobs for all of you and your unemployed relatives” — Aspiring National Chairman for the NPP, Chairman Wontumi assures TESCON members and students of the University of Ghana Business School of employment opportunities if he is elected as the party’s National Chairman. [🎥: GhBrain]

@WMTwai @MKDankwah Abordamfuor ni gyimii

@Ovacamer99 @MKDankwah Ahiafoɔ ne gyimie

According to the March 2026 tracking poll, majority of super rich voters are now NDC voters, 48% and 15% are NPP

It was at this very moment, we realized as a country that NPP was never a choice. We realized again that our economy was at dead end. we didn’t believe we could be smiling now - free from IMF . There is a vast difference between NDC governance and NPP . It’s clear now than ever.

The fastest economic recovery in Ghana's history has been recorded and achieved by version 2.0 of the Mahama-led government — this, after the most regressive, self-immolating policies of waste, mismanagement, and plunder the country has ever seen. Key achievements: · Exit from the IMF programme with star-studded honours · Rapid decline in inflation · A confident cedi · International reserves built back better · The quickest debt reduction from 65% to 45% of GDP in just one year Buoyed by confidence, candour, and transparency, the government's finance team — competently led by Dr. Ato Forson — carefully choreographed how to work with the IMF programme they inherited, even though it was badly bruised, broken, and moribund from excessive haemorrhage following the twin shocks of the DDEP, which amounted to the literal pickpocketing of our savings and investments by the previous administration. Remember: the previous government renegotiated the IMF programme the NDC government handed to them. Sadly, they missed almost 70% of the structural benchmarks they had promised the IMF by the end of 2019 — when the economy was already stuttering in fits — only to later be exposed and overwhelmed by COVID-19 and, to a very minute degree, the Russian war on Ukraine. In essence, the final apocalyptic collapse of the economy we witnessed in 2022 — with all macroeconomic indicators gasping for air — was entirely avoidable. So what has changed this time with the exit plan from the IMF? A commitment never to return to the IMF after three and a half years — the period we have been cursed, through maladministration, to return to the Fund since independence in 1957. The Finance Minister and his team defended a decision before Cabinet to be bound by additional strictures of the IMF for 36 months, long after the general elections in 2028. This is to remain credible to investors and the markets, and in the process mobilise enough capital to invest in critical areas of the economy to provide jobs — but crucially, to free up domestic resources for the private sector to blossom. It is a promise not to splurge and waste resources, as has usually been the case with governments that exit IMF programmes. Essentially, the Government of Ghana announced the official conclusion of the IMF Extended Credit Facility Programme and transitioned immediately to the non-financing Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI) of the IMF. What is the PCI? It is a non-financial advisory and monitoring tool provided by the IMF. It allows the country to design and implement its own economic reforms without receiving a financial bailout, acting essentially as a global seal of approval for the government's fiscal management. This masterstroke in economic diplomacy could not have been achieved without the backing of the President, whose mission this time around is legacy and respect. The President reads every document handed to him, often correcting grammatical mistakes before signing the country up to the contents. So, we can say that yes, stability has been achieved after the races with death we experienced prior to 2025. Resilience is what we aim for now as a country. We need to remain disciplined and reduce losses by State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), which cost governments approximately $2 billion annually. Quite a number of SOEs must be axed outright, others merged, and still others injected with independent, world-class management to return profit — because they are enterprises, not social care homes. In the meantime, we are grateful for the dexterity of the economic management team, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, the encouraging progress of GoldBod, and all other functionaries of government who will abide by the honour code of spending within budgets to make Ghana's self-imposed IMF PCI possible.

@sua_nyansaa_ U really think npp just left him off the hook wen them dey power U do ur checks n see

@Ovacamer99 Saa??.... When??

Like joke like play, Wayome got away with the millions of money he stole and nothing happened to him.... Today Gifty Oware & Co are also being shielded by the constitution and they are still walking freely... I'm quite sure they will also get away with it💔🤦... #ORALisFailing!

@ghonetv Paul really feasting on rumors related to the NDC flagbearer race. Callistus' article and Gbande's recent comments on Onua TV have also confirmed the rumors of some appointees partly focusing on the race instead of giving their full attention to duty. Ball is in their court!

The day has come for diewuo 🤣

@seth_doe22 ookaaay i seeeeeee

We’re not supposed to laugh at the downfall of others but we can smile at the downfall of FRAUDSTERS!!

@WMTwai @MKDankwah NONSENSE

@MKDankwah Is that annual or monthly income? I doubt even 100k a month is even rich let alone super rich. Let's be serious in this country

@SIKAOFFICIAL1 U people for think b4 u talk

“Get married early and have your children very early. It is very beautiful when you are growing and your children are almost the same height as you.” — An elder of the Methodist Church has urged members of the church’s Men’s Fellowship to consider marrying early rather than delaying marriage, and to have their children within shorter age gaps. According to him, this enables men to fulfil their parental responsibilities earlier in life instead of spending their old age raising young children. [🎥: Mt. Zion Methodist Church, Dome]

@alphascentgh @SIKAOFFICIAL1 Exactly It's like these people talk before they think instead of thinking before u talk

@SIKAOFFICIAL1 Reckless advise coming from an old man who thinks the ladies of today are the same as the ones from his generation, and probably doesn't understand that most young men are not making much money today. Clueless Oluman, go and sit down. 😂

@ibti_16 @niq_black Black people have suffered n still suffering WTF

The back of a Namibian laborer covered in scar tissue from years of whipping by a German farmer named Ludwig Cramer, (1912–1913). Taken by the Rhenish missionary Johann Jakob Irle.

Please help me reach out to Mr. Ibrahim Mahama save the life of baby Yaw. An amount of Ghs125,000 is needed for a surgery.@kwadwosheldon

@_Ajara_ Landpikin

if your father is a landlord and your mother is a landlady then who are you..?