Thinking Ghana

🇬🇭 A distressing incident unfolded in Ayiwata, North Tongu, as a woman in active labor was left unattended without medical support, relying on help from a village elder. A passerby intervened, offering to transport her to a healthcare facility miles away in a race against time.

Makes sense why Ghana is rated high on countries with low IQ cuz what’s this stupid inflation we are causing. Then, we later blame government for it.

Simple breakdown: All these people in the photo were jobless less than 2 years ago. They were going from place to place telling people that if they were employed, these are the things they would do for the country. LGBT was part of what they promised. Now, someone in the country is trying to tell a story through a picture, suggesting that since they don’t want to fulfill their promise, it means they endorse and are part of it. But those same people, who were jobless just a few months ago, are now using the power given to them by the people to silence that speech, and now people are being arrested for the same thing they promised to do. This is a perfect picture to look at.

Your schools are poor. The government rarely funds research. Faculties and departments are underfunded. But when foreigners with remote ties to your country achieve individual goals through educational systems provided by foreign countries, you take national pride in it. We don't only have clueless leaders. We have shameless ones, too.

Did you know Kwame Nkrumah initiated a nuclear power programme aimed at driving industrial growth, expanding electricity access, and reducing Africa’s technological dependence? That vision reportedly unsettled Western powers and was abruptly halted in 1966.

NPP’s legacy: The 300-meter-long railway bridge built by NANA ADDO that connects Senchi and Old Akrade across the Volta River, This is beautiful! We need more of this.