All the media personalities pretending not to see what is going on with the NITA Bill, don’t relax too much. There is a special digital bill for your workplace too. When it reaches your side, don’t come and explain democracy to us. Don’t think you’ll be spared wai 🤝
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👨🏾🍳🇬🇭: “I have paid my dues,”
“…I fought to bring my party—the NDC— to power,”
“You think you’re agenda-ing, you’re simply writing my political memoirs…”
U rather want to be seen ranked on a political party leaderboard than upholding ur own standards set when in opposition? Ei
👨🏾🍳🇬🇭: Lol! I don’t even know why I’m surprised.
It’s never been “for God & country;”
It’s always been “for God & NDC”
I mean it’s not like we didn’t know that politicians don’t ‘care’ about the citizens when in power but to say it out loud when held accountable? Damn.
This is a member of parliament elected by citizens who expect him to lobby for developmental projects in their constituency.
Instead, he’s lobbying to develop his follower count on X.
Shame! Shame! Shame on you @HarunaMohammed_
Sam George, Ghana’s Minister of Communication—If you can’t tell the difference between “value for money” and “price reduction,” then you don’t need Parliament, you need basic school.
I will meet with the Ghana and South Africa team in my office. And I'm clear in my mind that meeting will not come to an end without a reduction, an agreed reduction in the price.
I have seen the attempt by the South African management to say that when you buy a package, they should upgrade you to the next one. We are grateful, but that's not what we want.
We want a price reduction and that's what we'll push tomorrow at tomorrow's meeting and I'll update the country as soon as we're done with that. [Sam George - July 4, 2025 at Meet The Press]
#JoyNews
₵399 now gives you 214GB, while ₵388 gives you only 118.41GB. This means the extra ₵10 provides a massive 95.59GB difference. But in reality, when you try to buy data with just ₵10, you only get 826MB. What this shows is that Sam George’s logic is pushing people to spend nearly ₵400 on data, in a country where the monthly minimum wage is just ₵540. This pricing structure doesn’t reflect “Aban Papa” at all. Instead, it promotes inequality, frustration, and indirectly fuels corruption.