Every Ghanaian deserves answers. The families of our fallen leaders deserve closure. Silence should never be the end of such a national tragedy. 🇬🇭
#JusticeForTheFallen#Accountability#Ghana
On 6 Aug 2025, Ghana lost eight lives in a tragic military helicopter crash – including Ministers Omane Boamah (Defence) and Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed (Environment). A national tragedy and deep personal loss. Our hearts go out to the families. #Ghana#JusticeForTheFallen
To my fellow Ghanaians: let us remember those lost with dignity and unity. We must support the bereaved and demand the truth. Let this shared sorrow strengthen our resolve to seek accountability. #Ghana#JusticeForTheFallen#Accountability
We respectfully urge @JDMahama and @GhanaPresidency: keep your promise. Give us updates on the investigation. Show the evidence. Bring closure to the grieving families. Ghana deserves transparency and justice. #JusticeForTheFallen#Ghana
But as of 10 Oct 2025, we have heard nothing beyond those initial statements. No public updates, no answers. The silence is hard. Families and citizens still have so many unanswered questions. #Ghana#Accountability
In his address, @JDMahama confirmed the flight's black box was retrieved and a full investigation launched. He promised transparency. We appreciated his words, hoping the truth of that tragic day would soon emerge. #Accountability#JusticeForTheFallen
@samgeorgegh On 6 Aug 2025, Ghana lost eight lives in a tragic military helicopter crash – including Ministers Omane Boamah (Defence) and Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed (Environment). A national tragedy and deep personal loss. Our hearts go out to the families. #Ghana#JusticeForTheFallen
@S_OkudzetoAblak On 6 Aug 2025, Ghana lost eight lives in a tragic military helicopter crash – including Ministers Omane Boamah (Defence) and Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed (Environment). A national tragedy and deep personal loss. Our hearts go out to the families. #Ghana#JusticeForTheFallen
@ghonetv On 6 Aug 2025, Ghana lost eight lives in a tragic military helicopter crash – including Ministers Omane Boamah (Defence) and Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed (Environment). A national tragedy and deep personal loss. Our hearts go out to the families. #Ghana#JusticeForTheFallen
I'm determined to end galamsey, but I need the support of every Ghanaian.
To the CSOs & activists, keep the pressure on. Hold us accountable. Your advocacy is welcome. We won't hand poisoned rivers & destroyed forests to our children.
#StopGalamsey
This is not freedom — it’s slavery to sin.
But there is hope: Jesus Christ came to set captives free. ✝️
🕊️ “The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me, because He has anointed Me to proclaim good news to the poor… freedom for the oppressed.” — Luke 4:18