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@ShowdownTrends Researches have paved way for medicine, science, technology, manufacturing. Let’s not compare it to a an organ of a woman used for excreta. Those two not the same

Big nyash is more profitable than a PhD-Ajaguraja

@DHonore27 Truth speaking, I kinda find some of these things disgusting

See as yansh soft like fresh bread😋🍑🤭

@Scree_Nice80 Every small thing a security person thinks it’s okay to slap a civilian. Soon this has to come to and end, and will come to an end. Being a security person doesn’t give you authority over anyone. Your six months training doesn’t mean you can slap someone. This is so bad

The foreigner asking for an ID first wasn’t disrespectful to me. Safety matters too. If the officer was in full uniform with proper identification, I honestly don’t think the situation would’ve escalated like this.

@MrDinheiro_ @Liropin @Scree_Nice80 Yhhh bro some Ghanaians just refuse to be objective. When he’s a foreigner himself somewhere he will think

@kobbyjunior10 @Liropin @Scree_Nice80 My response was to the chill guy. He claims a foreigner can't ask for ID 🤣 I wonder where he got that misinformation from

The Immigration officer asked them to lower the glass, but the foreigner demanded to see his ID first and everything turned into an argument .. Do you think the officer was right or the foreigner had a point?

@MrDinheiro_ @Liropin @Scree_Nice80 Explain further bro

@Liropin @kobbyjunior10 @Scree_Nice80 It's one thing to lack exposure, and another to lack knowledge in this internet era. Lacking both is disastrous.

@westerntogolan @Scree_Nice80 And you think In a white mans country, immigration will appear before you not properly dressed and unidentifiable?

@kobbyjunior10 @Scree_Nice80 Do you think you can go to white man country and not obey their security forces? The immigration office is in he’s camouflage. The white man is totally wrong

@KobbyGarza @Scree_Nice80 But a security officer has the right to talk to a foreigner this way?

@kobbyjunior10 @Scree_Nice80 What is the unprofessionalism about this?? He might be off duty but it doesn’t mean that he’s out of service because he’s an active personnel of the Ghana immigration service. A foreigner has no right to talk to our security personnel this way and we shouldn’t condone this!!

@ChesuRasheed @Scree_Nice80 So you have been going around asking foreigners questions as you’re a citizen of Ghana? Are you okay?

@kobbyjunior10 @Scree_Nice80 What do expect from the Officer, he has every right to question him even as a citizen of Ghana you have every right to ask him questions since you know very well that he is not a Ghanaian

@Liropin @Scree_Nice80 Foreigner can’t ask for ID?

@Scree_Nice80 Foreigner Dey ask for ID eii, the audacity ..He for lock for go lock am

@westerntogolan @Scree_Nice80 The white man will use the same procedure? Not properly identify himself? Have you travelled before?

@Replay_remix It’s concerning how you think that should be part of the problems we have in Ghana

The average Ghanaian young man cannot hold a conversation for 5 minutes without speaking Pidgin or Twi, and that's very concerning

@HaYoMiDe_ The first that asks for it

Who ???

@cdrafrica Unprofessionalism is our problem in this country

🇬🇭 “If I show you my ID, I’ll send you to the office and lock you up” — An off-duty immigration officer has been accused of intimidating an Indian national in Kpando after allegedly demanding to search his vehicle without explanation. The tense confrontation was reportedly defused by a police officer identified as Aryee.

@_nsagh Relevance of six weeks mandatory military training has still not been properly explained to me

The National Service Authority (NSA) has held a pre-campus orientation programme for final-year students of the University of Cape Coast at the NEC Auditorium on 14th May 2026, aimed at preparing students ahead of their national service registration and deployment process. The orientation was organised under the directive of the Director-General of the National Service Authority, who tasked her two Deputies together with the Deployment, Regional and MIS teams to engage and educate students on the processes and requirements of national service. Dignitaries present at the programme included Deputy Director-General for Operations, Lieutenant Colonel Moses Dok Nach Kpeungu; Deputy Director-General for Finance and Administration, Hon. Donkor Fuseini; Head of Deployment, Yaw Tweneboah Koduah; Head of MIS, John Apraku; the Dean of Students Affairs of UCC; Acting Central Regional Director of NSA, Abdul Karim Rahman; as well as staff of the NSA Central Regional Office. In his opening remarks, Acting Central Regional Director, Abdul Karim Rahman, welcomed participants and encouraged students to take the orientation seriously as they prepare to transition into national service. Speaking at the event, Lieutenant Colonel Moses Dok Nach Kpeungu highlighted the history and importance of the National Service Authority and outlined the requirements students must meet before commencing service. He cautioned students against reposting and advised them to accept postings to their assigned organisations since all postings are streamlined towards their area of academic focus. He further encouraged students to prepare for the mandatory six-week basic military training programme. Hon. Donkor Fuseini addressed concerns relating to the registration process and data mismatch challenges experienced by the current service personnel batch. He urged students to ensure that all discrepancies relating to their personal information are resolved before the NSA portal is opened for registration. The Head of Deployment, Yaw Tweneboah Koduah, took students through the registration procedures, including the processes required to obtain an NSS PIN code and complete the registration for their NSS numbers. Head of MIS, John Apraku, also educated students on issues relating to name and email mismatches, stressing the need for accuracy during registration to avoid future complications. The Dean of Students Affairs of UCC also spoke on student registration matters and encouraged students to comply with all requirements of the National Service Authority. Additionally, the Regional Accountant reiterated the commitment of the Director-General towards the welfare of service personnel. He noted that the Authority has successfully transitioned payment systems from E-zwich and GhanaPay to direct bank account payments to ensure easy access to allowances. He also highlighted the availability of the Absa Bank overdraft support for personnel.

@badman_boye1 Same thing of this is worse in Africa

This is the part United state of America don’t show you

@ChuksEricE Nigeria really?

Moment Nigerian artist Suruche had a tense exchange with some Nigerian police officers during a stop-and-search operation.

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@diegomuguetrj They are high school cadet kids

Jamais tente dar um soco em um cara da Marinha Americana treinado pra matar. Ele aprendeu na marra que Navy não é de brincadeira 💀

@izthisJudah @grok what happend to officer?

A black cop uses his handcuffs as brass knuckles and repeatedly punches an unarmed white man.