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Thinking out loud...

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@star_lord12_ You can't tell me what to do...

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@abanga_lateef @Kobbystr_ Sia😂😂

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@Gibson__001 😂😂

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@Kobbystr_ Where you go hide?😂😂

[Keni Ribeiro @Maukeni_]

To be truly committed to fixing a problem, you cannot be insulated from it.

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@coldmudryk 😂😂

[C A P E L L O @capellosupremo]

Every year, when students fail WASSCE, we are quick to blame them. We accuse them of spending too much time on TikTok, social media and other distractions. We question their commitment to learning, but how often do we question the system responsible for educating them?

Teachers are expected to do more than stand in front of a classroom. Their work follows them home. Marking scripts, preparing lesson notes, setting exercises, assessing students and planning lessons all require time, energy and resources.

Yet these are people who also have families to feed, bills to pay, transportation to afford and personal struggles to deal with. How do we expect teachers to give their best when the very system that depends on them is failing to provide the conditions that allow them to thrive?

You cannot consistently neglect the welfare of teachers and expect excellence from the students they are responsible for educating.

When students fail, we blame the students. When teachers struggle, we question their commitment. But somehow, the system that places both in these circumstances escapes accountability.

The truth is, students cannot rise above every limitation of their environment, and teachers cannot indefinitely compensate for a failing education system through personal sacrifice.

If we want better WASSCE results, we must look beyond the examination hall. We must examine teachers' welfare, motivation, classroom conditions, teaching resources and the support students receive at home and in school.

The system is failing both the teacher and the student. And until we are willing to confront that reality, we will keep blaming the victims of a problem we refuse to fix.

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@Activexx23 @AbenaAnders You barb. Some fooling oh😂

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@donleo_9 Atear😂😂

[Jay @Jayvp8g]

@EiiScanty @iLatif_ Scanty I’m sorry fr I am cus tax payers money is used to pay our leaders to fund and further their education when need be only them to turn ask the citizens for solutions

I really do not know why a basic necessity like free movement has been an issue for years and only short….

[Kylian Mbappé @KMbappe]

Ces joueurs africains qui tiennent l’Afrique dans leurs cœurs et qui veulent aider le sport africain bla-bla-bla bla tout en se battant avec un coéquipier sur la scène internationale en 2014....
Vous me faites doucement rire...mais ça ce sont vos valeurs 🤔 @AssouEkotto

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@donleo_9 Stone is the reference point here chale. Stay within the context

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Raheem Sterling? 🤔

[ABDULWAKIL @TheAbdulwakil]

NO ONE IS GETTING THIS

NAME ONE PLAYER WHO HAS PLAYED FOR ALL FOUR (4) CLUBS.

LEVEL: EXTREMELY DIFFICULT

[AM☬ @AbsoluteMxssi]

MOURINHO AFTER BENFICA 0-1 REAL MADRID, FEB 17, 2026:

“The referee had a note saying Tchouameni, Carreras and Huijsen couldn’t get a yellow because they’d miss the second leg. I coached Real Madrid, so I know how things work over there.” 😭

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨 Harry Kane: “I could score 100 goals this season but if I don’t win the Champions League or the World Cup, you’re probably not going to win the Ballon d’Or”.

“It’s the same with Haaland, with any player. You have to be winning those major trophies”, told Mirror.

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@donny_4l At least you get love bro.🥲

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Atear oh😂😂

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@kwadwo____ Pains 😂😂

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@Thenew_guyy9 Go and read masa😂😂

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@black_mofo__ You see oh