“Any police officer or soldier who is man enough should come and arrest me. If you don’t want to die, don’t come here when you are sent to stop us.”
— A galamsey operator challenges police and military personnel to arrest him as he descends underground to mine, warning that anyone sent to stop them will die.
Imagine if Ghana can turn Tano’s identified oil and gas into real production without each field carrying full infrastructure costs. The shared hub idea could matter as much as the billion-barrel headline, but only if funding and deals follow.
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Electric resilience is really tested when shocks pile up: a fuel depot fire, low hydro levels, then rationing. Guinea’s 150 MW powership deal shows how fast backup can help a grid while longer-term fixes catch up. https://t.co/5xTgKUk4iD
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That is a huge number for Ghana, but the key is turning potential into real projects. A shared Tano Basin hub could lower costs and make scattered oil and gas resources easier to develop. https://t.co/pNA4TQCy86
If the Tano Basin numbers attract real investment, this could mean new work for Ghanaian engineers, service firms and port communities. But the key point is discipline: these are potential resources, not guaranteed production yet. https://t.co/pNA4TQCy86
For Ghana, the key change is not just the size of the Tano Basin estimate, but the shared hub idea. If it lowers development costs, resources that look stranded today could become real production and revenue. Still, potential is not proven output. https://t.co/pNA4TQD5XE
🇬🇭🇳🇬Top Nigerian movie stars including Patience Ozokwor, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Mike Ezuruonye, Zubby Michael and Destiny Etiko arrive in Ghana to join Lil Win for his new international movie, A Journey to Africa (Nzulezu).
“I would have brought Van Damme or Jet Li to Ghana for my movie project, but our style of filmmaking doesn’t align with theirs.”
— Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win said at the Accra International Airport as he welcomed Nollywood stars and cast members for his second international movie project, ‘A Journey to Africa (Nzulezu)’.
For Ghana, the real shift would be cheaper development: if Tano’s scattered oil and gas finds can share one hub, more of that resource may become viable. Big potential, but it still needs deals and capital. https://t.co/pNA4TQCy86
Our mission is to produce more of what we consume and create more jobs here at home.
Every import is an opportunity to ask: why can’t we make it in Ghana?
That is the promise of the NEW ECONOMY: Ghana producing. Ghanaians working. Prosperity growing!
That is a big figure for Ghana, but the key word is potential. If the Tano Basin numbers lead to real investment and shared infrastructure, it could lift production without each field carrying the full cost. https://t.co/pNA4TQD5XE
Jobs and new investment will only come if Ghana can turn Tano’s big resource estimate into real projects. Over 1bn barrels of oil and 2.5 tcf of gas sounds huge, but the shared hub idea matters because infrastructure costs can make or break it. https://t.co/pNA4TQCy86
Over 1 billion barrels of oil and 2.5 tcf of gas identified in the Tano Basin is a big signal for Ghana. The real test is whether shared infrastructure can cut costs enough to turn potential resources into actual production. https://t.co/pNA4TQCy86