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A few days ago, my account was below 1K followers which you can see in the second frame. Ever since the @ksheldonstudios interview aired, the love, support, reposts, messages, and follows have honestly been overwhelming. I do not take any of it lightly. Thank you to everyone who followed the journey and decided to be part of it. We’re just getting started!

@E_K_Amedo @ksheldonstudios You be hard guy

+233231796376 I will be posting ice cube machines, slush machines, mini perfumes and different items this weekend 🇨🇳🇨🇳

@E_K_Amedo Eti is like cal bank, very volatile 😕

GSE Market Wrap – 20 May 2026 The Ghana Stock Exchange closed with mixed sentiment as MTN Ghana led the gainers, rising 2.91% to close at GHS 6.72. Clydestone also edged up by 0.50% to close at GHS 2.00. On the losing side, SIC Insurance recorded the biggest decline, falling 6.31% to GHS 5.20, followed by ETI, which dropped 3.40% to GHS 1.42. Ecobank Ghana also dipped 1.32% to GHS 48.00, while Societe Generale Ghana eased marginally by 0.30%.

The MTN Ghana & Mobile Money Fintech is a Story Every Investor Should Understand especially investors. Mobile Money is a new company now and here is why. For many Ghanaians, MTN and MoMo are just everyday tools buy airtime, send money, pay bills. But behind this simple experience is one of the most important business transformations in Ghana’s modern financial history. MTN Ghana officially began operations in 2006 after acquiring the Areeba network. At the time, MTN was a traditional telecom company focused only on calls, SMS, and internet services. Then in 2009, the parent group MTN Group introduced Mobile Money (MoMo) in Ghana as a simple tool to help people send and receive money without needing a bank account. What looked like a small add on quickly became a national financial revolution. By 2019, MoMo had grown far beyond a telecom service. It was now handling millions of daily transactions, powering businesses, salaries, merchant payments, savings, loans, and even insurance products. At this point, the Bank of Ghana began to take a much closer look at how mobile money operations were structured. The concern was simple but very important: MoMo had become too big and too sensitive to remain fully embedded inside a telecom company without clear separation and financial oversight. This is where regulation came in strongly. The Bank of Ghana introduced the Payment Systems and Services Act, 2019 (Act 987), which required mobile money operators to be properly structured as dedicated financial service providers. The goal was not to slow down innovation, but to protect users’ funds, strengthen supervision, and ensure that customer money is ring-fenced from telecom operations. In simple terms, MoMo could no longer sit loosely inside a telecom structure, it had to operate like a real financial institution with clear governance, capital requirements, and accountability. From 2020 onwards, MTN Ghana began restructuring its mobile money operations, gradually transforming it into a more formal fintech business. This period marked a major shift. MoMo was no longer just a feature it became a full financial ecosystem with its own leadership structure, compliance systems, and product expansion strategy. This was the beginning of MTN’s transition from a telecom company with a payment feature into a fintech-driven enterprise. By 2026, this transformation reached its final stage with the official separation of telecom and fintech operations. The telecom side continued to focus on network infrastructure, data, and connectivity, while the MoMo business evolved into a standalone fintech structure responsible for payments, digital financial services, and innovation in financial inclusion. This separation was not a breakup, but a strategic restructuring to align with regulation and unlock growth. What this means for investors is very important. The telecom business now represents stable, predictable cash flow driven by data and connectivity, while the MoMo business represents high growth fintech potential that could expand into lending, digital banking, and possibly future listing opportunities. Together, they were powerful but separated, each can now grow faster in its own direction with clearer value visibility. Mobile money Fintech is expected to be listed on the Ghana stock exchange by 2028 of which investors in MTN would hold equal number of shares in MoMo Fintech. The big picture is simple. What started in 2006 as a telecom company has evolved into one of Ghana’s most important financial ecosystems. And today, every transaction on MoMo is part of a much larger story one shaped by innovation, regulation, and the future of digital finance in Africa. My Name is Hamdaway follow for more

@HamdawaySayibu Solid bro 😎

@E_K_Amedo @kwadwosheldon @ksheldonstudios That’s a good thing

@kwadwosheldon and @ksheldonstudios what have you done? Damnnn, my phone has been buzzing since the interview aired!

Why You Should Buy The Kasapreko Shares.

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Bruno Fernandes equals the record for the most assists in a Premier League season set by Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne. 💫 Great company, amazing milestone. @B_Fernandes8 👏

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@drkab_1 SMH and QQQ be the target

Nvidia stock has been up 500,000% since IPO

@KnockwonderK Lock it in wai not just in bed.

In bed futhi not in a call or text.

@NartekieExplain We going global

Ghana’s stock market is now the second-best performer in the world (after South Korea), seeing a 63.4% surge. This rally is triggering a wave of IPOs. Recent share sales include First Atlantic Bank and Zen Petroleum, with Kasapreko listing next month. #bloomberg