6. And lastly my condolences to all those struggling due to this tragic incident. No words of comfort will be enough to bring them back but the nation of Ghana stands behind you in mourning for these 8 fallen heroes of the country
My thoughts on yesterday's devastating crash π§΅
1. Whether caused by craft tampering or low visibility due to the weather we the need to wait until the results of a formal investigation are released. Now is not the time to be a careless conspiracy theorist.
#Blackwednesday
5. Now more than ever government needs to crack down on Galamsey and end it before it ends us all. Let these deaths not be in vain. Let their sacrifice to the nation have been for something that generations will talk about for years and years to come.
4. Let's not forget that although we as a people have lost two gov't officials who truly cared about the nation and six equally valuable members of our country, eight families are mourning their fathers, uncles, brothers sons, husband's, friends and comrades.
3. The GAJ needs stricter guidelines and proper ethics training for our journalists. They need serious empathy training. Now is not the time to intrude on the grieving process of the mourners. They are not a zoo to be displayed all over the media for views. Read the room
2. This is a matter of national crisis and a huge security threat/concern to the nation. We must be mindful of what we put out on social media. Now is not the time for jokes to gain virality or ni partisan instigations. The nation is in mourning.
@Hankuri7 One term=4 years. We're not asking for miracles but it's enough time to push certain reforms through and have a reasonable amount of tasks ticked off your manifesto.
He's already made multiple statements similar to this. Not to diminish the subpar performance of the current government, but it feels like an early set-up for why his government might fall short at the end of the incoming 4 years
I commend you sir for abandoning the hive mentality and having the courage to step away from a party that did not resonate with your own morals and beliefs. You have done what many lack the bravery to do in this two-party democracy.
Deeply humbled and thankful to all who supported the Movement for Change. Together, we championed a vision of unity, hope, and a brighter future for Ghana. Letβs continue to work towards building a prosperous nation under H.E. John Dramani Mahama's leadership. God bless our homeland Ghana! π¬π
#GhanaFirst
@gyaigyimii They needed this time off to regroup and drain the swamp. If they weed out the cancers of the party, restrategise and come back wiser they'll be a formidable force.
@ZafariVoss Very true. Classic case of neocolonialism. And at this point these foreign companies are so deeply embedded in our systems that taking them out completely will be a major task but, there are African countries who have been able to do this successfully and benefitted greatly.
I believe in the adage 'give a man a fish.....teach a man to fish.' Put systems in place so the ordinary Ghanaian can afford his/her own housing, health care and education. Raise the standard of living instead of keeping the people locked in a poverty cycle.
Cancel free Shs , take all the money from Cecelia dapaah and use that money to bring the economy down . Reduce import duty and let the average youth be able to afford Corolla S for 30k and see if you wonβt rule Ghana for the next 20yrs aaa .
How is this difficult?
Ghanaian politics has always been about addressing the everyday needs of citizens. Our leaders need to resolve the 'bread and butter' issues. We can't be chasing Western elitist policies while our people are HUNGRY, SICK & UNEMPLOYED! Let's fix the basics first! #GhanaFirst
Ghanaian politics has always been and will always be about bread and butter issues. Rawlings, Kuffour, Mills, Akufo Addo and Mahama have all used "the state of the pocket" to win elections.
It seems to me Bawumia's policies were too elitist for the common man on the street.
I keep seeing tweets already dooming @OfficialNDCGh next 4 years. I would like to give them the benefit of the doubt but they already have a less than satisfactory track record. Let's see if a leopard can change its spots.