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Everything started from here. Michael's mother said it all.#legon nkwaseade.

@_shorshor You will feel it naturally😂😂

Kpakpo Shito - you can put 10 in your stew Habanero - try it and see 🤣

guilty smh you have my #. setting me up for trolls like this.. breathe, big manye, good lies, too bad(with sarkodie btw), sexy riddim, personal, tuff times. SEVEN. all on my recently released album.. sometimes the commentary is exhausting i’m ngl

I wanted to gather my thoughts because I was really pissed off. I'm perplexed by the attitude of the new generations, who normalize insults based on physical attributes or skin color, as well as publicly bullying a kid just because they're emotionally upset. The problem isn't rewarding someone for letting his tablet get stolen. But it's not sending the message that it's normal to mock a more sensitive kid. Fortunately, Benjamin was showered with love and got his tablet back. He expressed his desire to play football, and we offered him a full scholarship for next year. Joining Juventus he’ll have a special coach in Kwadwo Asamoah.

No influencer from Ghana has done this. Visited Snapchat, Twitter, Tiktok,Youtube all in the space of 12 months!! Abena Amoakoaa Sintim-Aboagye!!!!!

@pazunre @AccraDigiDigest Thats what we are building. We appreciate every like, share and presence on our platform.

@pazunre @AccraDigiDigest nothing but unbiased news.

How do we build an information outlet that actually puts the people first and makes these corrupt dinosaurs obsolete? AI provides an opportunity. Obviously it would have to have a solid business plan behind it not based on collecting money to publish articles.

It’s happening😭❤️

Took some time to explore London and guess who I bumped into, Ryan Wilson, Head of Communications at @UKinGhana We had a good catch up about the cultural differences and similarities between the UK and Ghana. And as an organisation that has supported me greatly in my career, it was lovely seeing a member of the UKInGhana team.

Streets better pull up to this 😂 this is how I am pulling up👇🏾🤣

“Actually… the owner called earlier today and lowered the price to $150. She said she wants it to go to someone who’ll truly love it.” The girl completely froze. Then she asked quietly, “Are you serious?” I told her yes and handed back $50 in change. She hugged that dress so tightly and started crying, saying: “I’m going to look like a princess.” Later, I called the original owner and explained what happened. I told her I’d cover the difference myself so she’d still get her full amount. There was a long silence on the phone. Then she said: “Keep the money… and send the bride a veil from me.” Kindness really does spread from person to person.

Pass a bill mandating that 95% of all state funded technology contracts go to or through Ghanaian companies on merit. Open tender. Published online. No back room deals. No friends and family. That is the bill we need.

Everyone, It’s my birthday 🎉🥰

There’s a fundamental problem with our football. We can play the ostrich all we want, but there’s only truth to it. Our FA is a disaster + Our Sports Ministry is weak = Our football is sick.

Mr. Minister, @SamGeorgegh with all due respect, I think you’ve kind of missed the point on this one. Most of the people in tech aren’t arguing about whether NITA has legal authority under the current laws. BTW; we can read the Acts and L.I.s too. The bigger issue is whether the law itself and how it’s being enforced actually helps the kind of innovation ecosystem Ghana says it wants to build. Remember, “Aku AI”? 🤖 A lot of us are worried about the impact, the lack of clarity, the risks around implementation, and the kind of message this sends to young builders, startups, freelancers, and innovators. Most are just worried Ghana could end up regulating creativity, experimentation, and innovation into unnecessary bureaucracy. That concern is valid whether the law was written in 2008, 2020, or yesterday. Just because something is in the law doesn’t automatically make it good policy. "The law is made for man, not man for the law", if the law in any way doesn't serve the interest of the people then it's no law or a senseless law. That’s not misinformation. That’s people engaging and speaking up. And honestly, this overly defensive energy you put up anytime people raise national concerns is getting a bit tiring. Sometimes leadership isn’t about firing back with legal citations and chest-thumping. Sometimes it’s about listening to the people actually working in the ecosystem every day. We (tech people) are not your enemies. We are citizens, builders, and innovators trying to contribute to Ghana’s future while raising legitimate concerns about how policy affects their work and opportunities. Akpe ✌🏾

Love ❤️🌟

Items we were able to donate after visiting 3 football academies: 60 pair of boots 60 training kits 60 football socks 60 cones 60 jerseys kits Food and beverages God bless everyone that supported this movement🙏🏽❤️

One day i will put you on a wall! Woman of the year!

You will make it because really, what choice do you have?

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Tomorrow , Ghana is going to see something very big! An entrepreneur that the world deserves to know! Can't wait to share this 🌟🌟!!