Collins Hevi

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Michelle Obama once asked her mother why she was holding Barack's hand on election night. Her mother replied, "His father left when he was two. He lost his mother to cancer. He was moments away from becoming the leader of the free world with no parents, so I took his hand."

[Xiaopeng He @xiaopenghexpeng]

Our flying car fleet has successfully completed test flights at XPENG Guangzhou base. This milestone follows batch trial production, demonstrating advanced manufacturing consistency and synchronized flight-control capability.

[Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang @NJOAgyemang]

Government remains committed to initiatives that improve the lives of Ghanaians at home and abroad, while continuing to build a stronger, more inclusive, and more prosperous Ghana for all.

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

Great work!

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Michelle and I loved reading to this bright group of kids today!

We hope this new Chicago Public Library branch at the Obama Presidential Center will be a place where folks come to read, check out books, and connect with one another for years to come.

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

@KofiEducation You hit the nail on the head!

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

You hit the nail at the head!

[Kofi Asare @KofiEducation]

Richard Kwadwo Nyarko and Erastus Asare Donkor, I’ve seen your post/comments.

Political intolerance, bigotry, and binary-mindedness on social media did not emerge from nowhere. Part of it reflects how we educate.

First, the average social media citizen attended at minimum, basic school; that is why they can type, read.

An education system built on memorization, obedience, and “one correct answer” can unintentionally produce citizens who struggle with disagreement, nuance, and critical inquiry.

When learning is reduced to recalling facts rather than interrogating them, we raise citizens who are often ill-prepared for pluralism.

When learners are not taught to debate respectfully, interrogate evidence, tolerate opposing views, and separate disagreement from hatred, social media easily becomes a battlefield instead of a marketplace of ideas.

Democracy requires more than literacy. It requires the ability to listen, reason, disagree, and still coexist.

Perhaps the question is not only what we teach in school, but also how we teach it.

While there have been efforts at reform, what makes reform even more difficult is that the educator expected to change this binary mindset was often educated within the same system.

A teacher trained to conform, avoid questioning authority, prioritize recall over reasoning, and treat dissent as indiscipline may unconsciously reproduce the same culture in the classroom.

If in doubt, one only needs to observe the tone of public exchanges on my timeline. A disturbing number of those who resort quickly to insults, invectives, and political labelling often present themselves as educators on their profile.

Once disagreement enters the conversation, reasoned engagement is sometimes replaced by hostility, reducing complex issues to sides, slogans, and suspicion.

If education normalises compliance over questioning, and recall over reasoning, then it should not surprise us when public discourse reflects the same constraints often expressed in binary terms: right or wrong, friend or enemy, patriot or traitor.

Meaningful change in this regard is generational, and even then, not guaranteed because, even as learners leave school, the political system continues to normalize ‘us and them’ politics.

“When a drum teaches only one rhythm, every dancer thinks the other is wrong.” -Larteh Proverb!

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

This is beautiful. Many thanks for all the sacrifices

[Bishop Herman College @B_H_College]

Massive massive!!!

[Bishop Herman College @B_H_College]

Massive massive!!!

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

@Citi973 I'm not aware of such exercise in Tema Golf City.

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

@kankamJB @MrRockson I'm surprised too

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

@PKOBone @Citi973 So annoying. Tema Golf City, near the Police station, has been in darkness since yesterday. I am yet to get any notification.

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

@ECGghOfficial So, what is happening at Tema Golf City? Since yesterday, we have kept darkness. Since morning today. No updates, why?

[Collins Hevi @Collins_Hevi]

@tv3_ghana Tema Golf City near the Police Station has been in darkness since morning today as well. Your Call Centre line has been deactivated. Are we sleeping in darkness today too?

[Sam 'Dzata' George 🦁🇬🇭 @samgeorgegh]

The registration portal for the One Million Coders Programme is now live.

Take advantage of this opportunity to get skilled, upskilled, or reskilled.

For God and Country. 🦁🇬🇭

[GHOne TV @ghonetv]

Tricycles deployed under Free Primary Healthcare are not ambulances. They are meant to transport health workers and volunteers to do their work... - Pres. Mahama

#GHOneNews #EIBNetwork
#GHOneTV #NewsAlert

[SCOTT BOLSHEVIK @scottbolshevik]

Comparing Ghana's fuel prices to those of other African countries shows the nation is doing well, with both petrol and diesel under $1.5.

[Kafui Dey @KafuiDey]

🎙️ MISTAKE: The 7 career killers every presenter must avoid

I’ve seen talented people enter media… and disappear just as fast.
Not because they lacked skill but because of simple mistakes.

Let’s fix that. Quickly.

Here’s MISTAKE 👇

M – Mouth Running Too Much
Talking is not the job. Communicating is.
The best presenters know when to pause.

I – Ignoring Preparation
No research = no respect.
You sound exactly as prepared as you are.

S – Sounding “Too Foreign”
Your power is your authenticity.
Clarity beats accent. Every time.

T – Talking Over Guests
Interrupting kills flow.
Great hosts listen like pros.

A – Avoiding the Producer
Your producer is your lifeline.
Ignore them and your show suffers.

K – Killing Team Spirit
Talent opens doors. Attitude keeps them open.
Be easy to work with.

E – Ego Taking Over
The moment you think you’ve “arrived”… you decline.
Stay hungry. Stay learning.

Here’s the truth:
Careers in media don’t usually crash loudly.
They fade quietly because of habits like these.

Fix them early.
And you won’t just survive… you’ll stand out.

#MediaCareer #Broadcasting #PublicSpeaking #PersonalBrand #StayOnCue

[kwame agbodza @KAgbodza]

President Mahama inspecting works on the Tamale 3rd Ring Road Project under the Big Push program.

[Leo Kendrick 🐐 @Leonardoodinaka]

@AJEnglish Massive drop

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

BREAKING: Oil prices fell after Iran announced it would fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz to all commercial shipping for the remainder of the ceasefire, the Wall Street Journal reports.