@FelixKwakyeOfo1 Please give the main road construction contract to the military. We are tired of this so called other contractors and judgment debts. Get the gaĺamsey machines and give it to them. Even sell some and buy tippe trucks just give the job to the army
@NPAGhana I just want to tell whoever is in charge of performance that your Bolga office director and staff are serious people. The office is well kept, waste segregated very good staff attitude and my concern about an LPG OMC was escalated and feedback given in 48hrs. Grateful
All the posts I’ve made about data prices and affordability have received over 1K likes within the last 2 days, which shows that the majority of people feel the same way. Since there has been some reshuffling going on, we are giving it 8 days. If MTN’s data bonus is not extended beyond the 60-day period, we will begin advocacy calling for Sam George’s resignation or reassignment and for someone capable of addressing our needs to take over.
Left: heroin, fentanyl and cocaine addict, shooting every day, living on the streets.
Right: 769 days sober, learning to live a life I finally love.
My dad got me off the streets on July 21, 2024. I walked into detox at 49kg (108 lbs). Skin and bones, nothing else left. For more than half my life, I hated myself. I watched other people love being alive and couldn’t understand it. I was only ever surviving. Heroin and crack took everything, and I ended up on the streets as the exact person I swore I’d never become. Then fentanyl arrived and dying became normal. Friends took their last breath right in front of me. I od’d more times than I can count, woke up to Narcan again and again, always asking the same question: why am I still here? I tried quitting so many times. Detox, rehab, repeat. I always went back, because real change terrified me more than dying did.
Until one day I called my dad, crying. He came. Detox, then 18 months of long-term treatment. New state, new life, every old tie cut. Zero. Today I’m at peace. I love myself, the healthy way. I used to numb everything just to get through a day. Now I feel it all, the highs and the lows, and that’s exactly where the growth is. Of course I still have dark days. But it gets better, and I learned to deal with them instead of running. In the past, the smallest craving or wave of depression sent me straight back to using. Today I sit with it. I let it pass through me. And every time it does, I come out stronger than ever.
To my doctor, my therapists, and my parents: I owe you everything.
If I came back from that place, so can you. Keep going. There’s light on the other side. We do recover.
@barkervogues please consider with all seriousness if not done already that all government officials should send ther children to the public schools in their respective constituencies. If not for anything just the 4 years they will be in power
I have been asked by the Attorney-General to accept a national assignment to serve to as Secretary and Member of the Constitution Review Implementation Committee.
The role requires that I serve the Committee and provide technical support to the Committee towards implementing proposals for the amendment of the 1992 Constitution.
17 years ago, I was brought into the Constitution Review Commission as the youngest member of its research leads at 22 years. Since then I have remained convinced of the centrality of constitutional reform to fulfilling Ghana’s mission.
That dream has lived on in my daily advocacy. Today, myself and Democracy Hub subscribe fully to be creed that the Republic must inch towards a New Constitution for a New Generation. I believe 100% in that project.
That dream remains deferred as the political consensus necessary to achieve it remains absent. But that still remains my lifelong mission. This process is only half the journey. But progressive and incremental change doesn’t by itself defeat the revolution necessary. My advocacy continues beyond my current work; and what the political class is willing to concede at this stage.
My colleagues at Democracy Hub consider this as just the beginning to their long standing campaign and not the end. I subscribe to that creed; and our advocacy continues.
I remain grateful that the Government has remained committed to ensuring this process is led by technocrats. From the Professor Fiadjoe/Raymond Atuguba Committee; Professor Prempeh/Rainer AKumperigya Commitee to the Marietta Brew/Barker-Vormawor Committee; persons of repute have committed themselves to this journey for a while now. All in the hope that this process works.
May this attempt succeed. For God, Country and Posterity.
Shalom
I have been asked by the Attorney-General to accept a national assignment to serve to as Secretary and Member of the Constitution Review Implementation Committee.
The role requires that I serve the Committee and provide technical support to the Committee towards implementing proposals for the amendment of the 1992 Constitution.
17 years ago, I was brought into the Constitution Review Commission as the youngest member of its research leads at 22 years. Since then I have remained convinced of the centrality of constitutional reform to fulfilling Ghana’s mission.
That dream has lived on in my daily advocacy. Today, myself and Democracy Hub subscribe fully to be creed that the Republic must inch towards a New Constitution for a New Generation. I believe 100% in that project.
That dream remains deferred as the political consensus necessary to achieve it remains absent. But that still remains my lifelong mission. This process is only half the journey. But progressive and incremental change doesn’t by itself defeat the revolution necessary. My advocacy continues beyond my current work; and what the political class is willing to concede at this stage.
My colleagues at Democracy Hub consider this as just the beginning to their long standing campaign and not the end. I subscribe to that creed; and our advocacy continues.
I remain grateful that the Government has remained committed to ensuring this process is led by technocrats. From the Professor Fiadjoe/Raymond Atuguba Committee; Professor Prempeh/Rainer AKumperigya Commitee to the Marietta Brew/Barker-Vormawor Committee; persons of repute have committed themselves to this journey for a while now. All in the hope that this process works.
May this attempt succeed. For God, Country and Posterity.
Shalom
@ghonetv I know and can confirm over 100 student nurses told me they were refunded the amount they paid as 1st year fees. So I don't know if those yet to report will benefit or not
Through the generous sponsorship of GETFund, I am sharing 6,000 mono desks across all 5 Senior High Schools and selected Basic Schools in my beloved Asuogyaman Constituency.
No more 3 students sharing 1 desk.
Every child deserves a proper place to learn, write, and dream.
These desks represent comfort, dignity, and the belief that our students’ future matters.
#Asuogyaman
Bro I’m not taking anything like 2-1 or shit like that
This should be easy, no mercy. They want to roll with the big boys then let’s show them how the big boys move
5-0 OR NOTHING!
Did you know some people are employed on rice farms with one job: scaring birds away by shouting all day? 😂 They’re called “Scarers,” and yes, they get paid at the end of the month. Rice Farming is fascinating!