dolphcedy
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dolphcedy
@dolphcedy1
most silence talkative insta @dolphcedy
Katılım Mayıs 2019
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Very soon you’ll see the true this guy..He get all the love on twitter but haven’t run giveaway before hmm💔💔
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This was meant to wait till save the date but I just couldn’t wait to share it with y’all.
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Yesterday was one of the best days of my life.
I said yes to my best friend, partner in crime, loml, fooling partner, business partner, my counselor, everything in one.
What was meant to be a simple picnic date turned out to be a day I never expected.
Can’t wait to do forever with you papi😍😘
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@akuahwritess Something is telling me you're a Vampire but I can't prove it
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@theberneese @1realfelix Ghana is not drinking less than 4 goals I'm scared 😟
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A citizen who cannot afford medication worth $6 should prompt any prosecutor with a conscience to acknowledge they are operating within a deeply dysfunctional state.
At worst, jurisprudence demands a suspended sentence or community service for someone who is, plainly, a victim of that same dysfunction.
Instead, the state deploys resources probably worth more than a hundred times the amount he took, to punish a sick man for being poor. This is what the law looks like when it is built to oppress rather than protect.
KAY-KAY 🇬🇭@GodsonKankani
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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@GhPoliceService @hearttooclean How far with the assault on one of your own by Afenyo Markin "Hon"
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UPDATE: INVESTIGATION INTO ALLEGED UNAUTHORISED WITHDRAWAL OF GH₵ 400,000.00 FROM A MOBILE MONEY ACCOUNT
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Bro to Bro: build your x account now
Just say “hello” and gain 400 mutuals here.
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@IzzatElKhawaja Happy birthday to her .. may her beautiful smiles never Fade
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Ghana didn’t sell slaves, Ghana didn’t exist then. Some locals were involved but much of it was driven by violence. Chiefs were threatened, killed or removed to force participation. Don’t rewrite history to dilute the scale and responsibility of the West's industrialized slavery
Peter Hague@peterrhague
Ghana really is pulling a fast one aren’t they? First they got paid for all the slaves they sold (until Britain stopped them) and now they want to get paid compensation for the existence of slavery by the people who stopped them doing it. Anybody in Parliament who even hints at “reparations” is in my mind a straight up traitor. I, a taxpayer, don’t owe foreign scammers a penny.
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My dear they rent 4 bedrooms fully furnished with AC and bathroom in each room for 30k cedis a year, at a very good location too
Nigeria 🇳🇬
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Any model scout, agent, content creator, or influencer in Nigeria interested in linking up, let’s connect.
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Left the UN Conference in New York City right after the president of Ghana’s presentation. I’ve never heard a figure like what he asked for from the UN.
So if they carry all these money give dem, where them dey take pass? Hand on my heart I dey tell you there’s no evidence for all the moneys these people dey borrow in our name. And if the people, whose struggles you document to go ask for money, want accountability, you send Koti make they dey beat them? Lord knows this battle is Ours. Wonna go hear am
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Inner roads in Ashiamah getting a facelift. Let’s see how much we can do by the end of the year .
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It still feels unreal years ago, I was in tears over not being able to secure France appointment dates for my models.
Now, my models are getting their France visas in just 3 days. Growth, consistency, and grace
God thank you
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