@MsTweba @johndumelo Heard, the beverage industry had taken over them. Buying in bulks for their products. Something really needs to be done.
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Jesus Lover//Metallurgical Engineer//Engineering Enthusiast//Logical Reasoning//Hope For The Next Generation//
Ghana Katılım Nisan 2024
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@johndumelo Can I ask about ginger? What's happening in the ginger space, it's costing an arm and a leg in the markets and they're all foreign.
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We don’t import eggs. We produce enough to feed ourselves currently. As for the frozen chicken, yes we do import but with the inception of the Nkokonkitintiki program we hope to reduce imports by 50 percent in 2 years
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@johndumelo good afternoon hope all is well I wanted to ask you why is ghana still importing eggs and frozen chicken SIR @EnyonamManye
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@heisatraper @MarryOne19 @kobebiny1 The house looked more like an apartment complex for renting than a normal home.
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@MarryOne19 @kobebiny1 you mean the house she showed the media all be settings?😭
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Is this Dulcie boateng? the man who bought her the 7- bedroom apartment needs to answer some questions cos ei
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Messi has always worn big shin pads even now. What amazes me is the fact that his children also wear big shin pads.
The Footy Section@FTBLsection
Every time a player picks up an injury, the first thing people complain about is how demanding the schedule is. But hardly anyone mentions the fact that shin pads are getting ridiculously small. Take James Milner for example, he’s had one of the longest careers in the Premier League and still wears proper, old-school shin pads that actually offer protection if he takes a hit. Then you look at some of the players around him - one’s basically wearing something the size of a matchbox, and another barely looks like he’s got any on at all. It’s asking for trouble. It’s not safe, and it feels like it’s only a matter of time before we see more serious injuries because of it. Players should be required to wear proper shin protection, otherwise they shouldn’t be allowed to play. The whole situation’s getting a bit of a joke now 👍
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@mrV_embaga @footballswaginc @FabrizioRomano Europeans developed this concept of showboating as disrespectful because they couldn’t do so. Showboating is part of the game. If majority of Europeans were this skillful, the concept of showboating being a disrespect will never be a thing.
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@footballswaginc @ingmetafoa_ @FabrizioRomano Even if he doesn't get booked. You know deep inside that it's disrespectful to your opponent.
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🚨✨ Pep Guardiola on Cherki: “Rayan has an attribute that is difficult to find: in difficult moments, a lot, a lot of pressure, it’s like a friendly game for him, it doesn't matter!”.
“That is so difficult to find. It’s the biggest attribute I would like to find in a player”.
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@yabbanx When my friend went to England in 2014, his first comment to me was we are really suffering in Ghana. He had been there for just one week oo
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Everyone close to me knows that aborokyiri is not my thing.
I have my reasons, but one reason that would make me leave Ghana is dust.
Bro, I hate dust with everything in me. I burn a lot of fuel to keep the car AC on not for the cooling but to keep dust away.
See the environment!!
Tech In Twi@tech_twi
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Fun fact: Gisela is also a 9-5 girl but nobody knows
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Gisela acquires her brand new Mercedes GLC 300. the influencing job dey pay pass. 9-5 workers will cry when they see this😭
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@mrV_embaga @FabrizioRomano Football has never been about respect, it’s about enjoying yourself and helping your team. You never care about the opponent feelings.
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I like his composure as a player - but i see something wrong when composure turn to disrespect. Cherki is fond of being disrespectful to his opponent whenever Man city are winning. He did that against Arsenal in the cup final & Liverpool in the FA cup quarters. What do you guys think? Is that not being disrespectful to his opponent, or it's part of the game?
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@kpee_1 @nana_gyedua I sat in a car with a man some day and these are his words, “We are sick in Ghana, maybe moat of just don’t know. Everyone is waiting for the day his sickness shows up, we can’t pollute our environment this much and think we are healthy”.
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you people sure say this kidney disease ebi the lifestyle we dey live? cos 13 year old deɛ he be too young for this ooo
GHOne TV@ghonetv
Family of 13-year-old Jeffery Adjei Boakye is appealing to the public for urgent support to raise $40,000 for a life-saving kidney transplant in India. Jeffery, a Grade 7 pupil at Zion Praise Educational Complex in Maduma, Ashanti Region, is currently receiving treatment at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital after being diagnosed with end-stage kidney disease. Medical specialists at the facility have described his condition as critical, stressing the need for an immediate renal transplant to improve his chances of survival. Donations can be sent to: 0594140412 Name: Janet Kumi #GHOneNews #EIBNetwork #GHOneTV #NewsAlert
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@frankstomp @tailorMARIQUE What if he sees their academic work worthy for his children? We will need his children to understand the real situation and can’t pick sides. There are people who attend a school without eating from the school but comes with their own food.
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@ingmetafoa_ @tailorMARIQUE Dude is rich ,why take your child to a school you don’t see the food served fit for them ,let it make sense … well who knows what really happened ?we wait
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How do you defend this? A man cut off the feeding of his own children at school….
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Before the divorce case was a trial for domestic abuse… the court established there was enough evidence backing the accusation This guy sent his wife and kids away from their matrimonial home…it took the court to order him to get them a new place, they had to stay in a 3
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@TheDzataNelson @jayeolaKing @ama__burland And this I believe is the objective of the judge’s judgment. Divorce shouldn’t be a way to rip someone off. We agreed to marry, if you can’t go anymore, just go. I will give you what I think I can. I’m not giving you what you want. cases such as abuse should be treated as crime!
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@jayeolaKing @ama__burland Smh.
No wonder they keep divorcing to get recoup their investments
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The wife is not poor either.
She is a rich businesswoman and a beautiful woman of valor.
So why can’t she walk away without demanding ghc 50 million?
@ama__burland please why??
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The main point in this is that, Ghana is not working and will not work. Drop your passion and dedication and look for something to survive on. The country is not interested in you or itself, just do something to survive.
This is our sad reality!
Wendy-yam Osman@wendyyamosmanx
We cannot all be entrepreneurs. The country needs Scientists, teachers, doctors. But I assure you everyone of these professions mentioned are already into entrepreneurship. We are tired. Ghana needs to work!!!!
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@SIKAOFFICIAL1 @estoybien669 Ghanaians need orientation about what “Church” is. The New Testament “Church” is not the same as the Israelites “Temple”.
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“Any preacher that tells you to give to your parents first before giving to your pastor is not working for Jesus Christ.”
—Ghanaian man of God, Pastor John Wesley Amenuku reveals, reiterating that the role of a pastor outweighs that of any other person in the life of a christian.
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@DMSix9 For me, betrayal erases all the good things you might’ve ever done for me. Once i feel betrayed, the 99 good would no longer matter. That 1 betrayal would be the only thing between you and I.
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I don’t know the story here but sometimes the goal’s not to sort his wife to move on, the goal is to ensure he sees the wife suffer for whatever she might’ve done to him (especially if he had ever caught her cheating before — a man’s number 1 enemy).
It’s not about the money, it’s about payback and restricting her access to a luxury lifestyle. Sorting her won’t make that happen🤷🏽♂️.
She’ll go spend it with another man.
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Ah but why can’t he just sort his wife and Just move on to do what he wants? He clearly has a lot of money.. so whats all this long things?
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@RealMissBelicia @CheEsquire How do you know who the highest bidder is?
I’m not sure they decided on one of them not working in their marriage. If RNAQ is the highest bidder for you, what stopped the woman from becoming the highest bidder?
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@CheEsquire We know the judiciary will serve in the interests of the highest bidder so we ain’t surprised if it goes in his favor 🤷♀️🤷♀️
As usual is always bussiness !
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@iammastercode They are definitely serving an agenda. They’re brotherhood, they loot and share the country’s money together. They’re brotherhood and just be playing games with the masses (Divide and conquer).
Everything has been agreed at their actual meetings before parliament meets.
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Like this dual citizenship in high governance. It just seems like a unilateral decision is being made. Without consulting the public if they are okay with this sort of governance, presiding over us.
I’m a dualnational even I don’t want this bill. But it seems inevitable. Critical governance seems to have bi-partisan acceptance and silently pushed through. Even against public sentiment.
Like you said seems like they’re serving another agenda.
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The Free Masonry part was evident during the vetting of government nominees for ministerial positions.
Most of our politicians and kings (chiefs) are in this together. The destiny of Ghana has been traded long ago. They serve the cult not the nation.
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I don’t think we talk enough about how the issues in Ghana could be tied to occultism or Free Masonry, in particular the immigrant one. Our chiefs suddenly linking up with random foreign chiefs. Suddenly we see Oba king in Kasoa, Igbo Kingdom in Ghana. Ecowas does barely anything for Ghana, citizens have wanted out for a ‘long’ time. I mean it’s 5% of trade and 92% of immigration. No democracy on the issue. Whenever there’s a negative immigrant story, without fail the story gets killed in mainstream media so QUICK, we rely on small social media channels for more reliable info. I think agreements have been made, money has exchanged and a vision has been planned and put in motion. Leaders, chiefs, media all act deaf to the issue; like it don’t exist. It all just seems odd.
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I don’t think we talk enough about how the issues in Ghana could be tied to occultism or Free Masonry, in particular the immigrant one.
Our chiefs suddenly linking up with random foreign chiefs. Suddenly we see Oba king in Kasoa, Igbo Kingdom in Ghana.
Ecowas does barely anything for Ghana, citizens have wanted out for a ‘long’ time. I mean it’s 5% of trade and 92% of immigration. No democracy on the issue.
Whenever there’s a negative immigrant story, without fail the story gets killed in mainstream media so QUICK, we rely on small social media channels for more reliable info.
I think agreements have been made, money has exchanged and a vision has been planned and put in motion.
Leaders, chiefs, media all act deaf to the issue; like it don’t exist. It all just seems odd.
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Amazingly, I was thinking about this, only to come here to see you put it very well. We have a bigger “education” and “dignity” problem. Our education needs to be structured to curb the problems of our society. The lack of dignity is a product of just living for survival
Timothy Selikem Korku Donkor@DonkorST
Ghana’s problem is both a knowledge and a dignity problem. If people know their laws and systems, of course, they will know that a large part of their lives is illegal. The trotro you ride daily violates road traffic regulations. It is unfit in every sense. If people had a sense of dignity, they wouldn't accept comfortably sitting in trotros for many years while paying taxes to buy land cruisers for their leaders. They will demand equality of treatment. If you decide as an individual to oppose the troteo system, your fellow Ghanaians will insult you. Yes! Because they lack both knowledge and a heightened sense of dignity. So we need to go back to the foundation. Education! EDUCATION! Work on the education system! If it is fixed, half of our problem is gone!
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