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Western policies have harmed Ghana’s resource potential post independence. Colonial extraction, IMF SAPs, foreign ownership of gold/oil, and unfair trade terms limit growth are key factors hampering our growth. The strategy is debt traps and profit repatriation to keep not just Ghana but the large part of African economies reliant on raw exports and not industrial development.. @Joe__Bassey @AfricaFactsZone @AcetforAfrica

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@Khayjnr1 @Zeusmind1 @d_avidbtw Ebe fooling e fool.. E never see my Naa that be why he dey vibe trash.

@Zeusmind1 @d_avidbtw Bro? Come on

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Madam, do you know what will be a great start to giving people hope in this country.... A constitutional review. At the pace and the look at what has been done.. I call it no Hope for this country... Well, Afenyo Markins genuinely touched on our reality referring to himself and others as "political class". Meaning the untouchables and evidently so.. Not a single jail term for all thievery and dreams taken away from the Ghanaian because of the bad policies in this country and the lack of political will just because it benefits the political class and it beneficiaries.. A spade a spade; we don't even have the foundation to lay a single brick for our ROME.. STOP PREACHING HOPE there's none left.

I read an interesting comment yesterday from a fellow X user and he confirms that he is like many others, very pleased about something’s under the leadership of President John Dramani Mahama and his administration. I was pleased with his very honest analysis- Let me indicate that Rome was not built in one day. Imagine our beloved Ghana, with strong leadership, reasonably motor-able roads as being implemented under the Big Push, reasonably consistent economic growth and good jobs… thank you Sir

You live in a society where your best products are running to other countries. The remaining ones, due to the risk of being poor, have become foot soldiers. The surplus is on social media, sharing people's nudes or chasing after creativity fees on X and TikTok. The conscience-driven ones are broken after being beaten to the ground over and over again. Then there is a chain of girl-prefect celebrities who dance to the tune of power. How can such a society succeed?

@Yorubadunn @0xgordian @Wizarab10 I don't think you threw that money away..didn't it come good after your training?

@0xgordian @Wizarab10 Reality 🤣🤣😂, I use almost 500k Learn data analytics

I’m not seeing “ learn tech, I promise it’ll change your life “ posts again what happened 😂😂

First Lady Lordina Dramani Mahama addressed “The Fostering the Future Together” Global Coalition Summit in Washington, D.C.. convened by Mrs. Trump. She highlighted Ghana’s efforts to enhance child online safety through initiatives such as the “Safer Digital Ghana” campaign, strengthened laws, digital education, and partnerships with Meta and Google, while reaffirming her commitment to protecting children in the digital space. She spoke on behalf of the Organization of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) #FirstLadyWithAPurpose

@AnnanPerry @Ma_Cafui Exactly! Everyone knows day laborers are standard in road construction and i just don't understand what the noise is about.. The way the opposition keeps pushing false narratives is too dangerous for us as a country..

Is anyone saying that, he or she doesn't know that road contractors often use by day (laborers) and not permanent workers during construction? Is it intentional to destroy Kwame Agbodza or what?

On March 25, the NDC National Youth Organizer and Minister for Youth Development @georgeoaddo, kicked off regional engagements with the party's youth wings. Open and frank conversations were held on the current state of the party and key challenges. The team reaffirmed the government and NDC's commitment to: • Building capacity • Expanding opportunities • Empowering young people at the grassroots.. Better days are ahead #YouthPower #AbanPapaAba

You have indeed won my admiration for boldness, courage and deep conviction in your beliefs. May the Good Lord, the Shepherd of our soul preserve your life and honor you. Ghana and Africa for that matter is proud of you. We doesn't need any Honary Doctoral award. @JDMahama

Exciting start to the year for education in Ghana! Today, the GETFund Board chaired by @ekbedzrah held its first meeting of 2026 in Accra, where Administrator Paul Adjei introduced heads of departments to foster greater transparency, collaboration, and efficiency. With fresh leadership including new board member Mrs. Boatemaa Barfour-Awuah, we're geared up to deliver more impact for our students and schools #AbanpapaAba

Bank of Ghana governor @DrJPAsiama opens up on the journey behind the cedi’s stability over the past year, sharing the careful thinking and steady decisions that have helped restore confidence. #AbanPapaAba

Deepening economic diversification is the primary strategy for building long-term resilience against commodity price shocks and supply chain disruptions- @DrJPAsiama

Deepening economic diversification is key to building long-term resilience against commodity price shocks and global supply disruptions. Ghana can't keep putting all eggs in gold & cocoa baskets. Time to broaden our base for true stability as point out by the Governor of the Bank of Ghana @DrJPAsiama.

This Sunday, I will be in Berekum for the TEIN Freshers’ Akwaaba celebration. Let’s meet! Youth!! Power!!

Honored to be invited as a guest speaker at The Umbrella Leadership Dialogue hosted by TEIN-UPSA. Let’s connect on April 2nd at the LBC Auditorium, UPSA. Youth! power!

@AnnanPerry 😂

Wo didi mpo a, you spit. You are a saliva factory

Governor of the Bank of Ghana, @DrJPAsiama shares insights on the cedi performance, monetary policy decisions and Ghana’s economic trajectory. It’s been exactly 13 months since his appointment as the governor of the Central Bank by H.E John Mahama. #AbanPapaAba

@DonkorST Hmmm!!

One of the reasons I have little hope in Ghana is because of its education system. We've grown accustomed to accepting our poor education system and have erected a state-funded entity to sponsor foreign education under the name of the Scholarship Secretariat. Over 60 years of independence, and we have not nurtured our local institutions to train our minds. We've failed as a society. We must be ashamed.

Well said! A dedicated Value for Money Office for technical and financial audits could really help curb overruns and protect public funds especially after cases like ECG. Here's hoping it delivers real fiscal discipline without extra bureaucracy. Ghana needs smarter spending.

SETTING THE RECORDS STRAIGHT Value for Money Office The PPA ensures compliance with procurement processes; it was never designed to undertake rigorous technical, engineering and financial audits of billion-cedi infrastructure projects. B. Ghana needs both: compliance and value. That is why the Value for Money Office is not a duplication. It is protection. It is the firewall between the taxpayer and inflated contracts. C. Had we implemented this years ago, Ghana would have been spared many stalled projects, overpricing scandals and budget overruns. Why Ghana Needs a Value for Money (VfM) Office – 6 Key Points D. Procurement Compliance Is Not Value for Money The PPA focuses only on procurement procedures, not cost efficiency, lifecycle costing, technical soundness or post-contract verification—leaving a major gap in ensuring real value for public spending. E. Closes Legal and Institutional Gaps in the PFM Framework Current PFM Regulations require VfM assessments only for single-source procurement. A dedicated VfM Office extends this assurance to all public projects, procurement methods, and funding sources, including PPPs, SOEs, IGF projects and donor-funded works. F. Prevents Inflated Pricing and Cost Overruns Ghana lacks a central mechanism to benchmark prices, detect inflated BoQs and stop unjustified contract variations. With the exit of Crown Agents, this oversight gap has widened—leading to persistent cost inflation. G. Provides Technical Assurance Across the Entire Project Cycle VfM assurance requires engineers, QSs, cost analysts and project auditors to assess projects before, during and after implementation—expertise and functions not available within the PPA or the Ministry of Finance. H. Creates an Independent Oversight Mechanism A dedicated VfM Office separates procurement-process oversight (PPA) from technical and cost assurance, eliminating conflicts of interest and ensuring neutral, professional scrutiny of public projects. I. Aligns Ghana with Global Best Practice and Strengthens Fiscal Discipline Countries like the UK, Singapore and the USA maintain independent VfM/project assurance bodies. Establishing Ghana’s VfM Office will enhance fiscal discipline, reduce wastage, and increase public confidence in government spending. Why Amending The PPA Act Won’t Achieve True Value For Money J. The PPA regulates procurement procedures, not whether projects deliver fair pricing, quality outputs, or long-term value. K. Its mandate is limited to checking if the process was followed—not evaluating costs, technical soundness, or project performance. L. Simply adding “VfM” to the PPA Act will not give it the tools, expertise, or structure required for real Value for Money assurance.

Well said! A dedicated Value for Money Office for technical and financial audits could really help curb overruns and protect public funds especially after cases like ECG. Here's hoping it delivers real fiscal discipline without extra bureaucracy. Ghana needs smarter spending.