P.Kay

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[P.Kay @2n2m]

@thePOE_T @chrisatadika @ugbsofficial Well done.

[P.Kay @2n2m]

Superb!

[P.Kay @2n2m]

@Manasseh_Azure So what are you saying? People should be allowed to abuse others and get away with it? What kind of society do you want us to build.
Why do u call these things free speech?
When Kevin Taylor took you on, I remember you reacted so please let’s deal with this.

[𝐀𝐒𝐊 @askghmedia]

“No one is doing the Black Stars; they are their own problem. We reached the Round of 32, and this is the performance they gave us. So, is this what Carlos Queiroz meant by the beginning of our World Cup? None of the players played well today.”

— Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win expresses his disappointment with the Black Stars’ performance in their World Cup defeat to Colombia, criticizing both head coach Carlos Queiroz’s pre-match remarks and the players for what he described as a poor overall display.

[Vince Langman @LangmanVince]

How wealthy are the Skywalkers?

[Kristian Sturt @FootieWriter]

One of the maddest transfer sagas I’ve ever seen.

Madrid had a €9m buy-back on Nico Paz.

He becomes one of the hottest young players in Europe, so they activate it.

Fair enough.

But Paz wants Como.
Como want Paz.
So the reported solution is insane:

Madrid buy him back for €9m.

Como buy him back permanently for around €60m.

But Madrid keep a future buy-back clause at around €80m.

So Madrid turn a €9m clause into a €60m deal, bank a massive profit, keep the “bring him home later” button, Como get more control, and Paz stays where he wants to play for now.

If he keeps developing, Madrid can still bring him back.

If he doesn’t, they don’t activate it and they’ve already cashed in.

Absolutely outrageous business. #RMCF #Como #Paz #Transfernews

[P.Kay @2n2m]

@Gonja_dictator @_GhChronicles Difference is EXIM Bank is a state-interest entity and FAB is not.
FAB can also decide to press charges against them for uttering forged documents but its their money they want for now.

[Kobe Boujee @kobe_boujee88]

These type of nations are looking for nil nil and waste their time - Harry Kane on England draw with Ghana

[Deon Kesse® 🇬🇭🇨🇦 🇺🇸 @Deondiddy9]

Sharp

[P.Kay @2n2m]

@FabrizioRomano Competition among who?
Is it a Competition to loose?

[P.Kay @2n2m]

@FabrizioRomano You did the same nonsense things in Real Madrid. No wonder you were kicked out.
Sometimes I if you really want to win or you just want to reward your friends with playing time.
If you have anything personal against him, at least think of the nation first.

[THE STATE NEWS @THESTATENEWSS]

🇿🇦 “We want the foreigners to come back now!”

— Factory workers in South Africa have taken to the streets to protest the dismissal of foreign workers, warning that the move could disrupt production and put jobs at risk. They argue that many industries rely heavily on skilled foreign labour, with insufficient local workers available to fill the gap.

[TobyWrites @tobyasky]

This is the video I was talking about.

A president that went for other matters in the UK...but stopped to visit Ghanaian shops, he stopped to check on his people, see how they're faring.

[P.Kay @2n2m]

@JDMahama
@joyce_bawah
@JDebrahofficial
Please do something about these hospitals, please 🙏

[The Asante Nation @Asante_nation]

Dear Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh,

As the Member of Parliament for Sefwi Juaboso Constituency and now Minister for Health, you understand better than most the critical role the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) plays in the lives of the people of Sefwi and the entire Western North Region.

Long before the creation of the Western North Region, and even today, Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital has remained the principal referral hospital for our people. Having grown up in Sefwi Asawinso (Kesiem), I know firsthand that from Sefwi Osei Kwadwo Krom through the Aowin enclave, including Suaman and Dadieso, all the way to Bibiani, the hospital that handles our most serious medical cases is Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.

For over seventy years, KATH has faithfully served the middle and northern belts of Ghana, particularly those of us in the Akan forest regions. It has carried the healthcare burden of numerous regions and continues to do so despite immense pressure on its infrastructure, staff, and resources.

Apart from Komfo Anokye, there is no major referral facility within our catchment area capable of handling many critical and specialized medical cases. That is why, as a Health Minister who hails from Sefwi, many expected you to make the strengthening of healthcare infrastructure in this part of the country a major priority.

Komfo Anokye is strategically located at the heart of Ghana and receives patients from every direction. Anyone who spends just thirty minutes observing activity around the hospital’s emergency unit will witness ambulances arriving from the Eastern Region, Western North, Bono, Bono East, Ahafo, Western Region, the Assin, Twifo and Denkyira areas of the Central Region, and of course Ashanti Region itself.

The sight is both remarkable and heartbreaking. Patients often travel for several hours from these areas only to arrive at KATH and be told that there are no available beds.

This reality explains why traditional leaders from Sefwi strongly supported the Heal Komfo Anokye Project. During the fundraising campaign, Sefwi Wiawso Manhene, Katakyie Kwasi Bumangama II, donated GH¢300,000, while Sefwi Anhwiaso Manhene, Ogyeahohoo Yaw Gyebi II, contributed US$5,000. These respected chiefs supported the initiative because they understand the enormous impact KATH has had on the lives of their people and the indispensable role it continues to play.

It is therefore concerning that since your assumption of office as Minister for Health, the Heal Komfo Anokye Project appears to have stalled. Many Ghanaians continue to ask why such a crucial intervention, one that benefits millions of people across several regions, has not been sustained with the urgency it deserves.

Equally worrying is the apparent lack of progress on other key healthcare projects that could significantly ease the burden on Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital:

* The Ashanti Regional Hospital at Sewua remains uncompleted and underutilized.
* The KNUST Teaching Hospital has been left in a state far below its potential.
* The Komfo Anokye Maternity and Children’s Block remains at a standstill.
* The Obuasi Trauma Hospital has yet to fulfill the purpose for which it was established.
* The 500-bed Afari Military Hospital, strategically located on the Kumasi-Sefwi highway, remains largely inaccessible to the many civilians who could benefit from it. For many people from Sefwi, reaching Afari is easier than travelling into central Kumasi to access KATH.

These facilities are not only important to Ashanti Region; they are critical to the healthcare needs of the entire middle belt of Ghana. Their completion and full operation would provide relief for millions of people in Ashanti and surrounding regions.

[Manchester City @ManCity]

Pep's Taxi: 10 years later! 🚖

Pep finally gets the chance to show Braydon where he kept all of those trophies... 🏆

[Edem Kojo, MASSCI 🤝 @_edemkojo]

A routine CalBank share sale in 2008 led to a market crash days later and 18 years of court battles between Daniel Ofori and Ecobank.

Here is the story of Ghana’s most dramatic financial legal dispute, DANIEL OFORI V ECOBANK & 3 OTHERS:
https://t.co/lxV5DqA3wN

[𝑳𝑶𝑵𝑮 𝑳𝒀𝑭 @LongLyf2]

Some of you, your biggest problem is not reading to understand. So now you know more than the minister responsible for roads?

The minister said “Sunyani Atronie Ntotroso Achirensua Road” yet your screenshot is talking about Ntotroso-Kenyasi.

Be careful, Oga.

For the record, the Sunyani, Atronie, Ntotroso, Acherensua Road is a 46 kilometre stretch, while your screenshot refers to just 13 kilometres. Big difference.

[BONGO IDEAS ™ @BongoIdeasHQ]

It’s past 8pm and the Roads Minister just arrived at Sefwi Akontonbra in the Western North Region to inspect a 24-hour Big Push road project as part of his nationwide inspection…contractors working day and night. Unbelievable.

[P.Kay @2n2m]

@a_derll U need him