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@Danquakkk @MrIrish3 Hehehehe... In your dreams... It's not everything that can be said publicly that's why... We need need peace to prevail no matter what....

@MrIrish3 Just 7 words from His Roya Majesty the Otumfuo and NDC and NPP will be no more.

“The Regional Minister, Interior Minister, Local Government and Chieftaincy Minister, and the Regional Police Commander are all involved, but I am reminding them that power is transient.” - Asantehene on Sampa chieftaincy disputes

Jason Bourne vs The Professor moment in The Bourne Identity (2002).

Most olive oil is a blend from multiple countries and loses its polyphenols long before it reaches you. Ours is cold-pressed from a single family owned farm in Northern Spain and third-party tested.

@OfficialBHAFC @kuks_0307 @ChelseaFC @todd_boehly Happy now? Continue turning Chelsea into your Brighton project...

Four wins in a row against @ChelseaFC. 🔥👏

@KNCATIA @Ernest17340919 @withAlvin__ And what is the course of Christ? Is not to help weak?

@Ernest17340919 @withAlvin__ Call it tithe or offering or any other description. Christians should support the course of Christ through the church; that is what lovers do or? People love football so they support it with their all why shouldn't Christians?

If you pay tithe in a church and the church can't assist you in your time of need, then what's the essense? Listen to this story: Her mother was a devoted church member who started paying her tithe in 1985 and paid religiously until she was bedridden and passed away. When she was sick, church elders and members visited but never made a single contribution to her healthcare, despite knowing the family’s financial situation. The woman fought her sickness bravely, but death ultimately prevailed. After her death, the same church that couldn’t contribute to her health is now saying it’s their responsibility to buy a casket and dress the corpse, in accordance with their church rules. Was the church fair to the woman and her family ??? What are your thoughts 🤔

@joshpar41 @al_varo777 @prett_nanie Ermm... please read my post again... This time take your time.... I am pointing out the fact that he thinks some other people should be sacked instead of Ghanaians. Condemn what is happening and leave it there... Asking for another group to be sacked is equally xenophobic.

@BetEducator @al_varo777 @prett_nanie Who is sacking any one in Ghana bro , do u c any Ghanaian beating other nationals to leave the country

Now South Africans are asking Ghanaians out of their country. Looks like these people are not ending their xenophobic behavior anytime soon. The real people they have to sack them are comfortably making laws for them in their country smh

@sgmmeyoo @THESTATENEWSS Why shouldn't I ask?

@BetEducator @THESTATENEWSS Are you asking me

🇬🇭 At Damang Mines, nature is strictly protected, and no animal is allowed to be killed or harmed. The company enforces environmental laws rigorously, and anyone who accidentally harms an animal is required to replace it. Tree cutting is prohibited unless officially authorized. In addition, all excavated soil is properly accounted for and monitored.

@shizzlem1 @CFC_OBED @iamMrMarfo1 Interestingly, whether q or g, it still works in her favour... She is a lucky lady I guess.

@CFC_OBED @iamMrMarfo1 Why’s nobody talking about the caption of the lady’s photos 🌚

You had to be there 😂

@historical_Afr Very sad.. To those who have ever tried this kind of journey... Which countries vessel will the crew treat you well when you are caught?

In the end, five members of the crew were convicted, with Ilnitskiy and Artemenko each receiving a life sentence in prison. Three other crew members, Oleg Mikhailevsky, Petr Bondarenko and Sergei Romashenko, each received a 20-year sentence

In 1992, a group of young men decided to stowaway in a Ukrainian 🇺🇦 cargo ship headed for the United 🇺🇸 States via France 🇫🇷 The cargo ship left the shores of Takoradi Harbour with young Ghanaians 🇬🇭 only to be murderęd on the ship by the captain and his crew. One person made it to France by fightıng his way through and reported the incident to the France authorities who had the crew arrested. This incident became so popular it even became a Hollywood classic and the name of the man behind all this was Kingsley Ofosu. According to Ofosu, he and seven other Ghanaians, including his half-brother Albert Codjoe, stowed away aboard the MC Ruby, a Bahamian-flagged, Ukrainian-crewed cargo ship, on 24 October 1992. The ship was docked in Takoradi, taking on a load of cocoa.The stowaways had wanted to travel to Europe, where each man had hoped to find a more prosperous life than what was available to them in Ghana.Ofosu specifically had hoped to pursue his studies so that he could return to Ghana as a trained engineer. After hiding within the ship's holds, the group discovered another stowaway, not previously known to them, who had boarded the ship at its previous stop in Douala, Cameroon 🇨🇲 Six days into the voyage, the group's water container was broken, forcing them to begin ferreting about the ship in search of more. This resulted in them being discovered by the ship's crew.Members of the ship's crew took all of the group's money and then confined them in the compartment containing the ship's anchor chain.They were held there for three days, being given no food and little water. Eventually, the six crew members began removing the group two to three at time. Although they told the men that they were being moved to a more comfortable accommodation, the crew in fact had decided to murder the men, beating them with an iron bar and shooting them, then finally throwing them overboard somewhere off the coast of Portugal.It was later determined that the crew members' motive was to avoid the heavy fine they would have faced for bringing illegal immigrants into a Western port. Ofosu and Codjoe were the last two to be removed from the compartment. As they were brought out, they noticed the bloơd on the crewmen's clothing and surmised what was about to occur. They attempted to break away, but Codjoe was sh0t and thrown overboard. Ofosu successfully escaped back into the bowels of the ship and went back into hiding, successfully eluding the crew's searches for him for three days until the ship reached port in Le Havre, France 🇫🇷 Upon the arrival in Le Havre, Ofosu slipped off of the ship and made his way to a police station, where he reported to the authorities what had occurred during the voyage. Prior to leaving the ship, he had left his Ghanaian identification papers in one of the ship's cocoa sacks, providing evidence of the truth of his story once it was found.Hùman excrement found in the cargo hold also provided corroboration that other stowaways had originally been aboard. Four of the crew members soon confessed to the crimès and six were later tried in Rouen. Defense attorneys disputed some of the details of Ofosu's story, noting that searches failed to turn up the money he claimed had been taken by the crew.They also argued that he might have misidentified specific crew members and that the Cameroonian stowaway had jumped into the sea shortly after the group's discovery.But the core of the remainder of Ofosu's narrative went largely unchallenged, with two crew members explicitly acknowledging their culpability and identifying the ship's first mate, Valery Artemenko, as the one who gave the order to kill the men.The ship's captain, Vladimir Ilnitskiy,testified that he had not ordered the m.urders but acknowledged that he had also done nothing to stop them. Outside of the six men arrested, the remaining crew members said they had known nothing of the stowaways.

The moment your woman teIIs you “if you don’t do it, other men will do it for me”, just start looking for another woman.

@gyan_boateng @_GhChronicles Do you know what it means? GRA, SSNIT,Banks including the Bank of Ghana... Immediately first payment goes through as salary... the Bank,GRA and SSNIT- one should take interest in it... I doubt whatever money is missing left through the payslip route... Another means definitely

@BetEducator @_GhChronicles When*

These civil servants are more corrupt than the Politicians. They are indeed thieves. 1 person taking home GHS 14million/month?

@aakwasi_chelsea @elliot_solution You don't need to ask him before... All those that approved the said salary are accomplices.. This is not rocket science... I doubt this thing showed on his payslip...because of it did... what description was given to it? Basic Salary? Allowance? Arrears?

@elliot_solution So if we don't arrest him and question him, how would we know his accomplices? Or he should be called on phone?

Everybody is calling for Kpodo to be arrested. Fair. But if you read the article properly. The analyst quoted in it said it plainly. One man cannot move GHS14 million every month for 29 months alone. Impossible. Somebody is signing. Somebody is validating. Somebody is approving. The Chief Director at Ministry of Defence during that period was Dr Evans Agbeme Dzikum. By Ghana law, the Chief Director is the Principal Spending Officer. That means if the money is not recovered, he is the one supposed to pay it back from his own pocket. The Auditor-General said this himself in the report. Kpodo is the face. The chain is bigger. Until we start naming the validators, the payroll officers, and the Chief Directors, Ghana will keep losing hundreds of millions every year to one "lone actor" after another. It is never one man. It has never been one man.

@gyan_boateng @_GhChronicles Some of these stories are sensationalised so we tend to forget analyse it logically...

@gyan_boateng @_GhChronicles I understand people can find to take money from the public purse but for it to be a paid monthly salary of 14,000,000? No one is that dumb to do that.... If indeed there is a payslip to show a monthly salary of 14million then we need to shutdown our country...

A parasite that has been eating people for 3,500 years is about to be wiped off the planet. It infected 3.5 million people in 1986. Last year, it infected 10. And I have not seen it make a single front page. It is called Guinea worm. You drink contaminated water from a pond in a poor village. A year later, a worm up to three feet long starts coming out of your leg through a burning blister. There is no pill that stops it and no surgery that works. You wrap the worm around a stick and pull it out slowly, over days or weeks, inch by inch. If you rush, the worm breaks inside you and causes a fresh infection. Guinea worm is ancient. Preserved worms have been pulled out of Egyptian mummies from around 1000 BCE. The Ebers Papyrus, an Egyptian medical scroll from 1550 BCE, describes pulling the worm out with a stick. For three and a half thousand years, that was the best humans could do. Then in 1986, public health workers decided to kill the parasite off. They had no vaccine and no drug. What they had was cheap cloth water filters and a small army of volunteers willing to walk from village to village for decades. The plan was simple. Give everyone who drinks from a pond a cloth filter to strain out the tiny water fleas that spread the parasite. Then send volunteers walking house to house, year after year, teaching people how to use the filters and keeping anyone with an emerging worm out of the water. It worked. From 3.5 million cases a year to 10. Four were in Chad, four in Ethiopia, two in South Sudan. The other four countries where the worm used to be common, Angola, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, and Mali, had zero human cases for the second year in a row. The World Health Organization has already certified 200 countries as Guinea worm free. Six are left. The last hurdle is dogs. Cameroon had 445 infected animals last year and Chad had 147, so a lot of the remaining work is on animals, not humans. Strays get leashed, and crews treat ponds to kill any remaining worms. The campaign keeps watching until the number hits zero. When Guinea worm hits zero, it becomes the second human disease ever erased from the planet. The first was smallpox. It will also be the first parasite humans have ever wiped out, and the first disease ever ended without a single dose of medicine. Volunteers walked village to village with cloth filters for 40 years. Now a plague from the age of the pharaohs is about to be gone.

@IbrahGh4 @SIKAOFFICIAL1 Has he stopped been a police?

@SIKAOFFICIAL1 And he has a pistol on him. 🤕

Former head of the IGP’s Special Operations Unit(Black Maria), DSP Bawah Abdul Jalil spotted at the enskinment of the Gukpegu Adu in Tamale. [🎥: andaniroyalfamilytv]

@JazzObenewaa1 Eiiii... what my gender do you eeh... Unless God ankasa come beg give us...

May God cause females to fill the earth and wipe out males.

This speech is very wholesome from Frank Lampard 🥹❤️