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TWO TERTY@TwoTerty__
Bro I am so angry. So so angry that this video is making me boil
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Here is what this w!ck£d and he@rtl£ss goat did to me after a home accident I had right there in his kitchen. I pleaded but he still blocked me but I know he will surely meet his Waterloo 💔
AYOMIPOSI 👑@HonestarsenalF
What’s the pettiest reason someone has broken up with you?
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Notice who got a heart next to their name
Fine_Girl Temmy✨@TemmyCakesss
The difference between living and non living thing😹🤌🏼
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iPhone 13 128gb
Brand new
Not activated
4,400gh
☎️0202945062
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Here are some list of Books every man must read.
1. Essentialism
2. The four Agreements
3. Mindset
4. The Alchemist
5. Man’s Search For Meaning
6. The Power of Now
7. You Can Heal Your Life
8. Why We sleep
9. How Not To Die
10. The Blue Zones
11. Rich Dad Poor Dad
12. The Psychology Of Money
13. Richest Man in Babylon
14. The Total Money Makeover
15. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
16. Think and Grow Rich
17. Awaken the Giant Within
18. You Are a Badass
19. Winning with People
20. No Excuses
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A Ghanaian man, Opoku Afriyie, has been sentenced to one year in prison for stealing medication worth GH¢60 from a pharmacy in a desperate bid to treat his rheumatism.
According to reports, Afriyie had been prescribed drugs he could not fully afford. With only GH¢20 in his possession, he seized a moment when the pharmacy attendant stepped away and left with the medication without paying.
In a surprising twist, he later returned to the same pharmacy to purchase more drugs, where he was immediately recognized and arrested.
The court convicted him of theft and imposed a 12-month custodial sentence. The ruling has ignited public debate in Ghana, with many citizens questioning the severity of the punishment given Afriyie’s poor health and dire financial situation.
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Instead of u to promote ur music in peace ebe Black Sheriff u want move to …..if ebe easy do am bossu !!!!
2 Times A Guy@ReggieOsei3
No.1 in town ,No.2 on tha chart !!!Keep streaming 💜 #WishIHadAGirlfriend
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Lil Durk’s album "Deep Thoughts” was released 1 year ago. What is your favorite song on the album?
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i’m so proud of myself!
mama i made it🥹🥹🥹💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
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e🌸@youfounderica_
made a big girl purchase!🥹 congratulations to me!🩷
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@BongoIdeas you’re asking me of a transaction i did, i say i no do any transaction you say it’s enough to pin me down.
don’t be talking about issues like this anymore we beg you
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There’s no way the FBI would spend close to $1M of their budget to chase Abu Trica for $13K. For the FBI to set you up, they already have enough evidence to prove that the supposed “account” was used to commit several wire frauds! Also, the Ghana court does not need to prove Abu guilty, it’s an extradition process, not a criminal proceeding. So it’s either the lawyer is not telling us the truth or he knows Abu did it! First day Abu was caught, he said, “meny3 transaction biaa” that alone is enough to pin him down. Are we gonna act like Abu is a clean businessman? Let’s call a spade a spade!
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I have a question. Looking at this case, the whole government is bent of extraditing him to prove they do not condone internet fraud. In this case, is there really any judge anywhere that could stop this extradition? Because I feel there’re so many powerful people influencing the judge’s decision and regardless or what you submit, they already have their mind made up. How do we ensure the court is 100% independent and truly fair?
In the US, a judge can even rule against the president. In Ghana, i doubt any judge would dare do that. How’s the court actually fair in it’s cases, I’m really confused on how fairness is ensured in Ghanaian courts.
Osagyefo Oliver Barker-Vormawor@barkervogues
Let’s Talk Abu Trica. 1. Abu Trica was set up by an FBI informant who approached him saying that he was expecting some 50,000 dollars. And that Abu Trica should help find a bank account for them to transfer the money into. 2. His share would be 13,000 dollars if he found an account. 3. Abu Trica went around asking different people because he thought he was making 13,000 dollars. 4. Someone gave him an account which he gave to the FBI undercover agents. 5. And he was paid 13,000 dollars. 6. This is the entire evidence the FBI provided. When Abu was arrested, the FBI came to him to give them the name of the person whose account it was. 7. Abu didn’t. Before the matter went to court, they had EOCO Issue a press statement claiming that Abu had scammed people of 8 million dollars. 8. There is no 8 million usd anywhere. We are here because of 13,000 dollars. 9. Now Abu was charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud. 10. We presented the magistrate with 80 pages of legal argument, tracing the history of the Extradition Treaty, showing that the offence of conspiracy is not an extraditable offence. 11. Now, the matter is under appeal, so I won’t say more than that. Except that in my whole life I have never met a judge so eager to extradite a person before. Complete refusal to follow due process. Her mind was made up, from day 1. 12. The truth is Out of 200 requests Ghanaian has received, all 200 have been extradited by our courts. 200-0 oo. 13. If our Courts are willing to follow the law, not be afraid of America; Abu’s case will be 200-1. Shalom
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Let’s Talk Abu Trica.
1. Abu Trica was set up by an FBI informant who approached him saying that he was expecting some 50,000 dollars. And that Abu Trica should help find a bank account for them to transfer the money into.
2. His share would be 13,000 dollars if he found an account.
3. Abu Trica went around asking different people because he thought he was making 13,000 dollars.
4. Someone gave him an account which he gave to the FBI undercover agents.
5. And he was paid 13,000 dollars.
6. This is the entire evidence the FBI provided. When Abu was arrested, the FBI came to him to give them the name of the person whose account it was.
7. Abu didn’t. Before the matter went to court, they had EOCO Issue a press statement claiming that Abu had scammed people of 8 million dollars.
8. There is no 8 million usd anywhere. We are here because of 13,000 dollars.
9. Now Abu was charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
10. We presented the magistrate with 80 pages of legal argument, tracing the history of the Extradition Treaty, showing that the offence of conspiracy is not an extraditable offence.
11. Now, the matter is under appeal, so I won’t say more than that. Except that in my whole life I have never met a judge so eager to extradite a person before. Complete refusal to follow due process. Her mind was made up, from day 1.
12. The truth is Out of 200 requests Ghanaian has received, all 200 have been extradited by our courts. 200-0 oo.
13. If our Courts are willing to follow the law, not be afraid of America; Abu’s case will be 200-1.
Shalom
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