Anthony Torsu

@tech_twi I disagree Jollof any day

Fufu is better than Jollof any day….

@statsfrica @AfricaFirsts this information is not accurate, if Ghana is Visa free to all countries in Africa and Africa has 54 countries, how then do you say 45 for Ghana

Passport Strength Based on Visa-Free Access to Other Countries ✈️ 🇿🇦 South Africa - 65 🇬🇭 Ghana - 45 🇨🇻 Cape Verde - 41 🇧🇯 Benin Republic - 37 🇷🇼 Rwanda - 34 🇳🇬 Nigeria - 27 Source: Passport Index 2026

@HarunaMohammed_ sounds good, I hope this pushes us to strengthen and improve our security and infrastructure to accommodate such initiatives... can you or anyone share the impact and vulnerability assessment for this policy

What is your opinion on this ?

@Beatrice_Annan1 @bryte_bell Aban papa aba

In case you missed all the juice in government this week... 1. Government has secured a $92 million deal with a Korean contractor to begin work on the new University of Engineering & Agricultural Sciences. 2. Over 24,000 medical equipment items (worth about GH¢500M) have been procured for the implementation of the Free Primary Healthcare Initiative nationwide to be launched by President Mahama on April 15. 3. This month the Ghana Airport Company Limited will start work on the expansion of the Accra International Airport with a new concourse linking Terminals 2 and 3 to ease congestion and improve passenger experience with facilities including five boarding bridges, passenger waiting areas, travelators, escalators and elevators, VIP and business lounges, and new retail/duty-free spaces.. 3. The Ministry of Health will start a nationwide recruitment of health workers beginning on April 16. 4. Clearance has been granted to the Education Ministry to recruit 7,000 teachers for underserved areas. 5. The Trades and Agribusiness Minister has assured that despite the lifting of the ban on the export of tomatoes by Burkina Faso, the Government of Ghana is preparing for year-round tomato irrigation to boost agriculture. 6. From May 26, 2026, Ghana will introduce visa-free travel for all Africans.

@HarunaMohammed_ YEEEEEEEESSSSSSSS

Do you support the Free Primary health care by President Mahama ?

@gyaigyimii masre saaaaaa

So she was unemployed when her party way in Power

@_lazyProgrammer @CheEsquire Do you know or understand what primary healthcare is? Herh akwayi aboon!

"People suffering. We can't even get jobs to do but see how the government is spending money on useless things"😭😭

@gyaigyimii Charlie, relax n remember the game of chess, don't loose sight of the big picture n don't allow the minions to distract or confuse u. when it all comes together u will appreciate why it's happening this way. The NDC has learnt lessons from it's previous dealings with this npp

Finish with the 1 million coders first before this thing. Wdym ai center 🤨 you people Dey stress me

@koboateng @_The_Glover which minister is insulting us, please?

Your own minister is online disrespecting ordinary Ghanaians every chance he gets and instead of calling him to order, your party is defending him. This is exactly why people lose hope. We genuinely thought NDC would be different. Some of us defended you people. Some of us voted but if a minister can insult us freely and nobody says anything, then nothing has changed. Just a different set of people at the table. We deserve better than this. 🇬🇭

@Beatrice_Annan1 can I have a word with you privately please

The unknown want to be popular, and the famous want privacy. The grass always seems greener on the other side. Happy long weekend.

@tech_twi At this point i can only leave you to God for healing... eiiii blah... otai paaa nie3

Sam George sat in front of the Vice President and said there are 20,000 custom laptops that would be given to people in 100 constituencies as part of the 1M Coders program by 31st March. Today is 2nd April and none, I repeat, it hasn’t been delivered. Yet the NDC went ahead and gave the same Sam George 3,000,000,000 GHC yesterday to boost AI in the country.

@KevinEkowTaylor Charlie, these people envy you paaaaaooo

I am a very proud husband 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

@tech_twi Do you pay taxes on these sales...

14,800ghc when buying before March 31

@tech_twi You will never understand, you mind and heart is not in the right place...

On a more serious note, we are demanding slavery reparations on a global level while we are currently destroying our lands and water and not even willing to stop, which will negatively affect this generation and future generations. How does this logic work? Someone help me understand.

@_GhChronicles For me the position Bright Simons took against Ghana. E&P and Ibrahim Mahama was the weirdest, incoherent and unpatriotic. From That day I've feared him. Even worse is that during that debacle, we saw him invited by the opposing side, posing for photos and all... Hmmm

Mannaseh Azure, Franklin Cudjoe, and Bright Simons are often seen as taking positions that favor foreign interests over Ghana’s, particularly in cases involving local companies versus expatriates or Ghana against other countries. Just take your time to check their previous commentaries on similar issues

@KozieOzie @samgeorgegh Kosie, the last time I had the opportunity to comment on your post I registered my disappointed follow what I consider a clean well executed campaign which won me to you rho from far but now hmm.

It's been 36 hours since our banter on TV3. @samgeorgegh Typically for me, once we're done, we move on; however, the minister just posted footage of my submission yesterday. I don't exactly understand the extra energy in focusing on me, since his mandate is bigger than me but I'm tickled nonetheless. I love the new focus on peace, according to him. Indeed! Lead a stubborn academy, get into power, and then choose peace. Let's be very clear? real peace comes from systems that actually work for Ghanaians, and at every turn, you, in particular, have been against anything progressive in this country. There are receipts! We know you're the optimus prime of all things tech and communications, including now artificial intelligence. On this same platform, did you not misinform us about who owns Claude? Convenient to crop that out, isn't it? Use this newfound peace and energy to help your government fight galamsey with AI, as they promised, because under your watch, it is ten thousand times worse! #FactsOverDrama

@KofiEducation @fatheranthoni wow... very insightful and useful... Thank you

POLICY MONITORING UPDATE 4: FREE SANITARY PADS FOR SCHOOLGIRLS. We have been monitoring the distribution and use of sanitary pads in schools since the rollout in August. Spending GHC 290 million to address period poverty in schools is a strong and commendable intervention once effectively, equitably and efficiently done. Girls and teachers in schools in Nabdam, Bongo, Tatale and other districts confirm that attendance among girls has improved. Some girls who previously missed up to four days a month due to lack of pads are now attending regularly. There is also improvement in hygiene. Some girls previously relied on improvised reusable cloths, which disrupted lessons during heavy flow. In some districts, teachers who used to spend their own money to support girls now have that financial burden lifted. We acknowledge and appreciate these kind hearted teachers. Also, we see the product is produced by a Ghanaian company. If it was produced in Ghana, then that’s great for jobs and income. Having said this, the following issues require urgent attention by government. Variation in absorption capacity: We found three types of pads produced by the same company thin, semi thick, and thick. Only Adenta received all three types, while the other districts received only the thin and semi thick. The thin and semi thick are not fit for purpose for girls with heavy flow, as some had to change up to three times during school hours, disrupting their focus in class. For others who received only 3 packs in 2025, they were inadequate to last the full school day. Inequitable distribution: While girls in districts such as Tatale Sanguli and Zabzugu received nine packs, others in Nabdam, Bongo, and Ledzokuku received only three. GES must ensure uniformity in distribution using evidence and data. Distribution without consideration of need: In districts such as Bongo and Nabdam, all girls from Primary 4 received pads regardless of menstrual status, while Adenta targeted only menstruating girls. Means testing must be uniform across districts. Moving forward: GES must strengthen the use of evidence to improve targeting and ensure distributive efficiency. While data on Primary 4 to JHS 3 girls can guide supply to schools, distribution must be based on menstruating girls, with schools reporting surplus to GES each term. We acknowledge the challenge in determining girls with heavy flow at the point of procurement planning. For ease of administration and to standardize quality, only thick pads should be distributed. The intervention must be mainstreamed into the draft inclusive education policy, finalized, and subjected to regular audits. Transparency is critical for accountability. Each year, the Ministry of Education must publish a report on the use of the GHC 290 million and make it publicly available. With this initiative, Ghana joins six African countries with national sanitary pad programmes in schools Kenya, South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Seychelles. There is an opportunity for transnational learning, especially from South Africa, which has successfully targeted its programme at low income girls. South Africa uses a school based poverty classification system that groups schools by community deprivation using indicators such as household income, unemployment, and access to infrastructure to target distribution more efficiently. Eduwatch is happy to facilitate this learning opportunity. Finally, this intervention should not be left to Eduwatch to monitor and report to the public using its own resources. We don’t have cash. The Ministry of Education must report and publish annual programme and financial reports on all its interventions and policies.This was the biggest challenge of the past government and is becoming same for the current. Our team is currently working on the 2025 Policy Monitoring Report, which includes the sanitary pads programme, and it will be published by the end of April.

@AnnanPerry Some striking resemblance but believe it's not her...

Is this not political Mavis?

@adjotamakloe @samgeorgegh Have you adjoa, taken time to listen to your minister on this matter and taken to heart the realities he's bringing to bear. Its my first time seeing your post and I consider this as a true genuine patriotic unbiased concern devoid of partisan biases. let's build Ghana together

What structural difference has @samgeorgegh put in place to eradicate the fake IDs from the 80% already registered people? What shows that his new system will give 100% accuracy, especially when he will be using the same system?? Let’s kick against Reregistration. Let me show you what to do @samgeorgegh Get a device to test fake IDs, confiscate them and let those people register correctly. Nobody is joining the queue again.

@kofitonto @_NiiOkai which korlebu, which floor. You and your lot are shameless.the lest said about you the better. you create generic hatred for your lot and same is brought upon any one or thing associated to or with you. You won't learn.This play book is out dated but we have your time.bring it on

Korle Bu patients are lying on the floor. There are no beds and no space. But the government has GHS 292.4 million for free sanitary pads. Nobody is against pads. But you cannot hand a girl a sanitary pad in the morning and let her mother die on a hospital floor at night. Priorities don't lie. Budgets don't lie. This government has money for optics and not for oxygen.