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@kwekuEmma_

Tell people you love them, Life is fragile.😘🤗

Greater Accra, Ghana Katılım Ocak 2020
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Wofaase👿@wofaase_·
I thought I understood English… until I heard Adele talk 😭
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@Tymelessdedon @honourableceed We dan blame gov't but trust me these 4 wheel drivers with tinted screens are always on their phones even on high way.
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Headless YouTuber
Headless YouTuber@HeadlessYouTube·
What did Kwesi Arthur say in La Familia??
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@Donsarkcess The song dey blast oo herhh 🔥🔥
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Agogo@CyrusAgogo·
🚨Atta Kumi scored 6 goals in Gold Stars’ last game of the season, to clinch the golden boot award. This was one of his goals, and the club has deleted some of the goals they posted on Facebook, during the game. Ghana Premier League wae…. no surprises! 🎥:@ashesgyamera
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urn123@urn1231·
Messi developed his signature "gambeta" dribbling style in Rosario, Argentina, particularly during his childhood. This clip of Messi from six to nine yrs old, showcasing his dribbling skills. Stop comparing that generational cheater to him. Disgusting.
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@cellacyR @TwoTerty__ @idrisu44 Where are the 3 players? Can't you see he has enough space to even touch and turn🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️. Or its a different picture you're watching.ei
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Scanty SZN
Scanty SZN@EiiScanty·
It's corruption until it benefits you then its connection. Even Christians call it grace.
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Auntie 💕
Auntie 💕@k3l1sh4·
KLM AT KOTOKA MUST FINALLY PAY FOR THEIR CRIMESSSSS. They did this to my mum & a whole bunch of others in March 2021
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@eaaubynn Eno be takashi you take win? Make you eye dey ground and work proper o. Yoo
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Ewurabena Aubynn
Ewurabena Aubynn@eaaubynn·
After 8 long years of pain, darkness, danger, and neglect, the traffic lights at Awoshie-Mangoase Baah Yard are finally working again. For years, residents, motorists, traders, schoolchildren, and commuters were forced to navigate this busy intersection at great risk. Countless complaints were made, promises came and went, yet the situation remained unchanged. Many had simply lost hope that anything would be done. Today, that story has changed. This may seem like a simple traffic light to some, but to the people of Awoshie-Mangoase Baah Yard, it represents something much bigger: safety, dignity, and the belief that their concerns matter. I would like to acknowledge the support of the Municipal Chief Executive, the Chiefs of Awoshie, and other stakeholders whose cooperation has been instrumental in helping us move this matter forward. I am also deeply grateful to the Minister for Roads and Highways, Hon. Governs Kwame Agbodza, for facilitating and expediting the process to ensure that this long-standing challenge received the urgent attention it deserved. My appreciation also goes to the engineers and technical teams who worked tirelessly, including through the night, to diagnose the faults, restore the system, and ensure that the traffic lights are fully operational once again. As your Member of Parliament, I remain committed to ensuring that basic public services are not treated as privileges but as necessities. Our municipality deserves functioning infrastructure, safer roads, and a government that responds to the everyday challenges of ordinary people. This is not the end of our work but a stark reminder that when we listen to the needs of our people and act with urgency, progress is possible. I also wish to appeal to all residents, drivers, traders, and community members to take collective ownership of this restoration. Let us remain vigilant and help protect the equipment from theft, vandalism, and damage. Public infrastructure belongs to all of us, and safeguarding it is a shared responsibility. To everyone who kept raising their voices and refusing to accept neglect as normal, thank you. To the media houses and journalists who consistently highlighted the dangers posed by this situation, I acknowledge and appreciate your role. Together, we will continue to push for the development, safety, and transformation that Ablekuma North deserves. #EwuraForABN #AblekumaNorth #NotMeUs #Focus Friday| 22ndMay, 2026 photos.app.goo.gl/SbRkZGE48xQWtd…
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SAFO NYAME HERBAL THERAPEUTICS
SAFO NYAME HERBAL THERAPEUTICS@safonyameherbal·
She has been seeing this discharge from her vagina. What kind of STI gives this color of discharge?
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biri biri@Mirwadou·
@AfricanHub_ It’s insane when he was nothing nobody knew him SONKO took him care him and put him in his place help him to become president and today he betrayed
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African Hub
African Hub@AfricanHub_·
Senegal 🇸🇳 witnessed large crowds gathering outside Ousmane Sonko’s residence after President Bassirou Diomaye Faye removed him from office. The decision has intensified political tensions and triggered a major show of support from Sonko’s dedicated supporters.
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@cellacyR @TwoTerty__ @idrisu44 True but there was nothing wrong with that pass too if truth be told. The pass doesn't need to be 💯
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@amdeporres @thatEsselguy Can't you see before the pass the Mexican players weren't pressing to where he passed the ball. The better option was the middle pass but the player's awareness is zero. Open your eyes to see
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