Edmond Nana Flynt

2 or 3 i can understand but this is a joke.

All it took was corruption, getting away with blatant penalties & red cards, cheating, playing the most disgusting form of football anyone has ever seen.

You’re doing the Lord’s work 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🐐

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1. Someone sent me a piece some journo did on the East Legon Executive Men Fitness Club. 2. The piece attempts to bring a bit of psychology into a matter that is mostly social media banter. 3. The writer of the piece says "elite power" in Ghana today is split between two “billionaire ecosystems”. 4. One system is an older Achimota Golf Club/corporate establishment built around boardrooms, regulated capital, and "suit & tie polish", and then there is the East Legon Club system built around luxury convoys, fitness clubs, real estate, media visibility, and entrepreneurial brotherhood. 5. The East Legon class (system 2) cluster around trading, importation, distribution, media entrepreneurship, and real estate. Its symbols are conspicuous & relatable to the "avg Ghanaian": convoys, mansions, birthdays, designer fashion, & social media. 6. The suit and tie crowd are aloof & "don't connect." 7. The cars, funerals, thanksgiving services, gym culture, birthdays, philanthropy, and group appearances say: “These men are liquid, connected, protected, generous, and recognized by other powerful men.” 8. Well, I don't know about this kind of "viral sociology". There are many more interesting framings. 9. One example is to argue that the rise of conspicuous success among "non-traditional/non-corporate" business icons and their iconic/idol status, which has grown into a new kind of "power club" model is due to the decline of other types of success in Ghanaian society. 10. Badly implemented neoliberal policies created a Ghanaian macroeconomic environment that weakens the old salaried-professional route to prestige. 11. Constant loss of purchasing power among the upper salaried classes and the sheer difficulty of building a high-street corporate success story due to exchange rate, inflation, & lending rate chaos means that the days when corporate shine in Ridge and CBD was the marker of prestige are almost behind us. 12. The upper-salaried classes have also been the shaper of the upper professional classes. The lawyers, surgeons, accountants, senior civil servants, judges, & architects. No longer do these enjoy automatically prestige. Hence why the more ambitious of them have discovered radio-hopping as a means to status. 13. Since professional status has declined in prestige, so also have the old professional clubs & networks. 14. Full Gospel doesn't have the cachet it used to have. Nor does Signet Hour, YEF, and even YPO type exclusive networks. Or dare I say, the Asantes Professional Club. 15. But there is a particular network that has declined in appeal over the years though it retains enough prominent members to mask the disinterest among younger success chasers in signing up. I speak of the "fraternal orders". 16. What in Ghana we tend to narrow down to "lodges" of, especially, "Freemasonry." 17. The Grand Lodge of Ghana, established as a self-governing body in 2009, boasted 1,000 members in 2019. But lodges have met in Ghana since the nineteenth century and were credited with far more influence before the 1990s. 18. While Ghanaian Masonic bodies continue charitable and public-facing work, such as school water projects, no one today credits them with the grand conspiratorial power & influence they used to be accused of. 19. Just as the European welfare state weakened the appeal of European lodges as mutual aid bodies, the shift of economic power from the old professions, to my mind, is weakening the standing of Ghanaian Masonic institutions. 20. Enter the new structures of male (yes, there is a strong gender-dimension), social & economic networking model: the East Legon Executive Fitness Men’s Club.

You don't need forums to understand what to do about Ghana’s education system. You only need to go around the schools, and instinctively, you will realize they are in a dysfunctional state. All this forum participation is a waste of Ghana’s public money.

Get some consistent maintenance and care to Borteyman. Weeds and Ghanaian sports facilities is 6&8

We are gradually getting there. The politicians can continue playing ostrich with the galamsey issue. NDC can continue pretending they are fighting it all they want but one day, we will surely get there #StopGalamseyNow

How long do we have to wait for you guys to join the fight against Galamsey? How long will it take for you guys to realise that the heavy metal poisoning found in some of the foodstuffs we export are as a result of Galamsey? How many more foods need to be banned from Ghana before we wake up? @GEPAGhana #EndGalamseyNow

@mistatribe @mog_Russ 🤣

@nanaflynt @mog_Russ haha im headed to naval base😄

🚨 واو: رجل صيني فز من جسر بارتفاع 10 أمتار لإنقاذ شخص كان يغرق!

@mistatribe @mog_Russ Come for lessions

@mog_Russ my next activity to learn and perfect a black man who grew up and living in africa. i must be a very good swimmer🙏🏾

Nature conservation NGO A Rocha Ghana has suffered a major setback in the fight against galamsey following intensified illegal mining activities behind its Kyebi office in the Abuakwa South Municipality of the Eastern Region. During a visit to the area, EU Ambassador to Ghana, Rune Skinnebach, described the scale of destruction as alarming and urged government to strengthen regulation and enforcement in the mining sector amid rising global gold prices. #CitiNewsroom #Galamsey #Environment #Kyebi #EasternRegion #GhanaNews

Accra is losing nature, I remember growing up I’d see woodpeckers, caterpillars, butterflies, etc.. don’t see much of them anymore. We had home with tall trees and greenery, now it’s a cluster of box houses with little ventilation, little to no trees are retained or planted.

Sometimes silent treatment happens because you've talked about it several times but she isn't willing to change

Walewale Watermelon factory: A multi-million Cedi project turned white elephant 3news.com/news/walewale-… #Walewale #Watermelon #GhanaAgriculture

bro to bro: choose women who choose you first.

you will grow older and you will learn how to use the word "friend" correctly.

@Son_ImSleep 🤣🤣

Niggas even dermatologists now

"If I tried to make him super quick now, I'd break him." - Gout Gout's coach, Di Sheppard

@Zyyon_ Ei

Prenup is not only for Men. You would know this if you were a rich woman