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@nizvestna @KingiJosh And who made this rule? Its a bench press as well you are either able to lift it or risk yourself being in a sling.

@flimsyfemi @KingiJosh Because it is a deadlift You are either able to lift it or risk yourself being fixated on a wheelchair

As bad as this is, it only exists because the women it happens to allow it to happen. I’ve been in the gym for long and I know that gym instructors “water the floor before eventually stepping on it” That being said, I want to believe this is for content sha.

@nizvestna @KingiJosh and why won't you?

@flimsyfemi @KingiJosh Why would you need to spot anyone doing a deadlift?

@Toye234 @scip_hannibal Like theres zero incentive to relocate to ghana, nigeria even south africa. Every country in africa is grappling with severe youth unemployment and inflation. The currency in most countries is weak compared to the western world. So why would anyone mass migrate.

It’s a baseless fair. Geographically, West Africans are the closest to Ghana. WA already have visa free access to Ghana for 90 days. If the so-called invasion hasn’t happened already, it won’t happen. People migrate for economic reasons, Ghana is quite expensive to live in with poor employment opportunities. There’s no incentive for mass migration to Ghana. Low employment opportunity is a similar factor in Nigeria and other parts of WA too.

Funny how Ghanaians on X were all for African open borders kind of vibe until they got a tepid version, i.e visa free access and they are suddenly anti-immigration with all sorts of excuses. Imagine if Ghana were $8K GDP/capita, we would be worse than S. Africans.

@EricFordjour17 @islemonjuice This is your answer. No one is migrating to ghana. Infact you need people to share ideas and develop it x.com/Toye234/status…

@flimsyfemi @islemonjuice Do we have the system and equipment to monitor the influx of these Africa nationals. Do you know most of these Africa countries are struggling economically? Hence, some will decide to stay adding to our overstretched infrastructure. Ghanaians are admitted on the floor in kole- bu

They should be careful what they wish for. Not tomorrow Ghanaians will start complaining about it.

@consoleghana Terminology or not. Politics or not, right infrastructure or not, Security or not. The issue is the idea is a good one. Does it have challenges sure? Would they be solved? Sure. The best time to plant a tree was 10 years ago. The next best time is now.

I disagree with the idea that ‘Borderless Africa’ doesn’t mean no borders. If borders remain, then it is not borderless. What is being proposed is easier movement and trade, not the disappearance of borders. Using the term ‘borderless’ is politically attractive, but conceptually misleading. Africa would need to build, step by step, common institutions, legal harmonization, economic convergence, and trust between states. Only after that can you even begin to talk about reducing borders in a meaningful way. So the issue is not being against integration. The issue is starting from the right principles, with clarity, not from terminology that suggests an end state we are nowhere near achieving.

@AyoolaTaiwo_ @eludayo_1 Yes as you can see he took his hands off immediately he realised she wasn't a guy. Is there any evidence from that video he caressed her in a sexual way? The male doctors that examine your wife's breast does he do it having an erection?

@flimsyfemi @eludayo_1 So, if it’s your wife getting pressed like that, you’d understand it’s just muscle memory?

Gym instructor o si beru Olohun 🤷🏽‍♂️😭. Kuku tell her to climb bed nah😹

@onceafriend_ @gyaigyimii Politics is continium. This whole vision was Kwame Nkrumah's. Nana continued it, Mahama is trying to make it work and it would. Someone else would make it better and it keeps getting better. Shame on nigeria and other african nations still with closed borders and closed mindset.

@flimsyfemi @gyaigyimii you made your point, but let’s not forget the people we are dealing with. • Ghana is 69yrs • Partisan polarization • Office Tenure is 4 years in all, we all hope for the best.

👨🏽"travelling within Europe is so easy, why can’t it be the same in Africa” 👴🏽 "Ghana will be visa free to all African countries” 👨🏽"ah chale such a terrible idea”

Whos the most important in the live music setup. Is it the guitarist, drummer or the pianist?

@onceafriend_ @gyaigyimii Stop comparing? The europeans that did it do they have ten heads ? The best time to plant a tree was ten years ago the next time is now. Do it now. Fail, fail and fail till you get it right. Stop waiting for everything to be perfect or in place. Learn from failure

@flimsyfemi @gyaigyimii comprehension, sigh stop comparing, europe did decide on open borders but they did not actually open them until a decade later after establishing initial security systems and they have been patching that system ever since, now ask yourself are we fully prepared?

Seeing the reponses to ghana opening its borders, it further solidifies @AyoSonaiya post on African unity. It is a myth. Full stop. x.com/AyoShonaiya/st…

@onceafriend_ @gyaigyimii Before europe fixed those systems they decided on open borders. Read history, fucking read

@gyaigyimii The idea isn’t the problem, comparing Africa to Europe ignores the groundwork they’ve built over decades in security, infrastructure and administration. A visa-free Africa is a great idea but we’re not fully prepared yet, fix the systems first then the policy will work.

@Jac6988 @NelsonJunioElon @wode_maya Who's destroying what? My ancestors moved to bolgatanga since the 1900s lived, traded and prospered. By being stuck in one geographically region what has it brought you?

@flimsyfemi @NelsonJunioElon @wode_maya You’re aware of Ghana being 2 by 2 country… you’re even aware your ancestors sold their own brothers. That’s great….. Now tell us, with all that information, why do you want to destroy the little left?

BORDERLESS AFRICA doesn't mean "NO BORDERS"

@elliot_solution Where is your claim to back up "What they have seen is increased pressure on local jobs and housing"?

Rwanda, Kenya and Benin already offer visa-free access to all Africans. None of them have seen the tourism boom promised. What they have seen is increased pressure on local jobs and housing.

@consoleghana You are wrong on this and you know it. If Europe can achieve it, Africa can. Allow them make the mistakes, let them learn from it. You don't kill a good idea because you think you must figure out everything before starting.

Because we are not a mature continent, because many countries are profoundly different, because the average level is low, and the most developed countries, Ghana, Rwanda, Senegal, Ethiopia, etc., rather than driving the continent's economy, as they are doing, would be sucked back 20 years. There is no development where immigration situation is unregulated.

@Jac6988 @NelsonJunioElon @wode_maya Jeffery Epstein trafficked girls from across the world and you think in your 2x2 country you stand a chance against a global syndicate. Of course your first point of reference would be nigeria like crime or trafficking is territorial. You ancestors sold their own brothers

@NelsonJunioElon @wode_maya Do you use the same brain to fuk? SMH…..If your Ghana has a very serious check entry, how does traffickers traffic teen age girls from Nigeria 🇳🇬 to Togo to Ghana?

@wode_maya Stop trying to educate them. Let them build high walls and close themselves in. Let them continue living like cavemen fearing that someone would come and take their "land".

@S_OkudzetoAblak Thank you and God bless you. @BTOofficial What are you doing in your office ? Why should africans require a visa to visit nigeria?

Facts about Ghana’s new Free Visas for Africans Policy as announced by President Mahama: 1) Africans will not pay visa fees; 2) Not paying visa fees does not mean you will not go through visa screening. Africans will still have to go through a visa application process like everyone else just that theirs would be gratis; 3) Government is also introducing an e-Visa policy next month; 4) The Free Visa for Africans is a component of the e-Visa initiative; 5) All applicants including Africans will have to apply for visas through the e-Visa platform; 6) The novel e-Visa system shall be linked to Ghana’s newly established API-PNR system and other international crime database which allows our consular officers to check background of applicants and provide appropriate vetting to ensure Ghana’s security is not compromised; 7) People with criminal or deemed unsatisfactory records will not be admitted into Ghana; 8) Not paying visa fees is not the same as automatic entry into Ghana. There shall be no automatic and unvetted entries. 9) Adequate investments have been made by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, the Interior and Transport to ensure a robust and technologically advanced architecture is in place; 10) For clarity, though former President Nana Akufo-Addo announced a Free Visa for Africans policy in 2024, that could not commence because the mechanisms and security safeguards had not yet been put in place. As President Mahama indicated yesterday, Ghana is now ready to launch an e-Visa platform for all applicants across the world and a Free Visa for Africans policy from Africa Day which is May 25, 2026 fully anchored on appropriate security and technological frameworks. May I wish you all a happy Easter. For God, Country and Continent.