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@_owula Are your prices for real?

2017 Elantra Crank but doesn’t start 149k miles 46k cedis including shipping

@FGirlrita Count your blessings one by one and you would know that your blessings are way more than your worries. Talk to someone. A problem shared is problem halved

Ending it all by 6pm today

@FGirlrita Don’t

@grok @Rafee_tweets @AJEnglish What is conscription law

The Israeli Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned the government that the IDF is overstretched fighting on multiple fronts, with rising troop demands and a growing manpower shortage (including exhausted reserves). Without new conscription laws and extended service, he says the military risks "collapsing in on itself" internally. This is based on reports from Israeli media like Times of Israel and Ynet.

BREAKING: Israeli chief of staff Eyal Zamir has warned that it will “collapse in on itself” due to growing demand and a shortfall of manpower as it fights multiple fronts, urging new conscription laws. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/sbhoao

@eddie_wrt School is good

A young woman broke down in tears after allegedly being defrauded of about GHS 8,000 by mobile money scammers who posed as officials from MTN. According to the victim, she received a phone call from individuals claiming to be from the telecom company, who threatened to block her mobile money account. Fearing the consequences, she said she was instructed to visit multiple mobile money agents to transfer funds in order to “secure” her account. In a state of panic, the woman complied and sent the money in several transactions before later realising she had been deceived.

@barkervogues @WofahKay1 You are relentless, aren’t you

Be like now people dey discover my CV. No google me oo. You go shock. Either that or you didn’t realize that it was possible to be consulted professionally on your expertise and offer same to your country; while also criticising and demonstrating against your country’s Government when they go wrong. Anyway, as I dey here Dey work on this historic Resolution, I dey prepare another lawsuit against the same Government and Foreign Ministry. Just as I kept suing the Government and even NDC in 3 cases all the while I have been working on this Reparations issue. May Ghana win!

@sdkdele This is affordable

Is that affordable……….

@wode_maya Amen pastor

@dr_bandak You may do all your best with every process but Ghanaian lecturers recommendation will make the process almost impossible to complete the application. My situation

6 admissions out of 7 applications. It all started when he walked up to me at a conference and said “I want to get into a top program, and I am told you can help.” He came to the US from Ghana 🇬🇭 for a 6-week conference. We started the journey that resulted in the message he sent yesterday.… He has offers and good funding from: → Johns Hopkins → Harvard → Columbia → Emory → Washington University → George Washington University Results like this do not happen by accident. They come from: → strong execution → real commitment to the process I am proud of him. Sometimes, one conversation can really change the course of an application cycle. 💬 What do you think makes the biggest difference in a strong graduate school application? Can you guess the only school he didn't get into?

@apaji_alfred @dr_bandak Actually weekly assignments, monthly assignments and even semester assignments were common in University of Ghana when I was a student there

@dr_bandak Great list! Mine was weekly assignments with 11:59 deadlines. What do you mean I will be doing this through the semester and it is heavily graded?😂😂

As international students, many things surprise us. Coming from a different academic system, I found adjusting to life in the U.S. to be full of unexpected moments. Here are 4 things that genuinely surprised me as an international student: ✅ 1. Formula sheets in exams My first academic surprise came during my first biostatistics exam. I had spent so much time memorizing every formula I thought I would need. Then the professor said something I did not expect: → “We will provide the formulas. You need to understand how and when to use them.” That changed how I thought about learning. Lesson: understanding matters more than cramming. ✅ 2. Open-book and open-notes exams The second surprise was open-book and open-notes exams. At first, I thought this meant the exam would be easier. It was not. You could bring your notes, yes. But if you did not understand the material, the notes would not save you. The questions were less about recalling facts and more about applying concepts. Lesson: open-book exams still demand real understanding. ✅ 3. Rescheduling an exam This felt strange at first, but later it made sense. Academic life can be intense, and I was surprised to learn that if you were genuinely unwell, you could email a professor and request a rescheduled exam. In many cases, they would actually make arrangements for another date or time. That level of flexibility was new to me. It showed me that the system could be both demanding and humane. Lesson: Sometimes support is available, but you have to ask for it. ✅ 4. Questioning a grade I still remember emailing a professor because I felt there had been a mistake in my grade. I was honestly hesitant to send that email. But I did. She reviewed my records, rechecked everything, and my grade was updated within 48 hours. That experience stayed with me. I realized that respectfully questioning a grade was not seen as disrespect. It was part of advocating for yourself. Lesson: It is okay to speak up when something does not seem right. What was your most surprising academic experience?

@wode_maya Do you mean I should throw my mixes away? I’m just asking for a friend

Dear Young Men, Avoid aphrodisiacs.

@antoinesemenyo Congrats buddy

All glory to God in the highest ❤️

@instablog9ja This was just symbolic, you can’t tell me he doesn’t own a car

The moment the Dutch prime minister left on a bicycle after handing over power following 14 years in office

@theberneese Weed is not good for your health

I had a dream and Semenyo was holding the World Cup trophy

@BellRibeiroAddy That’s a good course

"Ghana’s initiative at the UN is an invitation to engage in honest reflection, constructive dialogue and collective action." Ghana's President writes about this week's push at the UN to recognise African chattel slavery as a crime against humanity. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

@ManCity @Ohene_spio14 @antoinesemenyo Top top player

He came here to win 🏆🌟

@Thevokofficial He was very intentional about his death

📍📍SAD NEWS📍📍 Godfred Akomaning, aka ‘Immortal Legend,’ a Level 400 Petroleum Engineering student at UENR and 2025 winner of the Ghana Universities Debate Championship, has committed suicide after ingesting weedicide.💔🕊️ In a six-page memoir, Godfred revealed he had long struggled with mental health issues, unseen by friends and unsupported by family. His condition worsened until it overwhelmed him, resulting in this tragedy. Stay tuned✅

@Thevokofficial He had time to pen down a six page letter memoir before killing himself. This be different type of suicide.

@headie_ndeme @WofahKay1 His son is the best

First time I met the dad here in Ghana I didn’t believe it till he showed his tag and told me about his son. Lovely man.

@niiarmahquaye It’s soo sad you didn’t include followers from this app X

Yesterday was special. Thank you for the love, messages, and prayers, I truly appreciate it. As part of the celebration, 1,000 followers were randomly selected to receive gold bars. More than a gift, it’s a reminder of the value we must all learn to build and keep. To the teams across RNAQ Holdings, our partners, stakeholders, and my family, thank you for your unwavering support. We keep building.