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Rather than fight AI, what if Ghanaian universities embraced the reality of a future where students will inevitably use tools like chatGTP to write better essays and undertake research? Where grading & assessments will move from its more than half -a -century armchair of lazy conservatism? Can we for once move ahead of others rather than play late by suppressing our students until the train is long gone before Ghana/Africa realizes that the future belongs to those who make it?
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Sad how we quickly tear down others trying to make a difference 😮💨.It’s normal practice for watch brands to whitelabel some of their products which have mass appeal.Go to Caveman today & make a custom order.Even if u want dials made of feathers they’ll make it uniquely for u.
You can literally see the chemicals in the water bruh! The most heart breaking thing?..They were still working. Sigh💔
#StopGalamsayNow#FreeTheCitzens
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Let’s do a little Environmental Science class
There’s a simple concept called bioaccumulation.
It is basically the gradual build up of toxins and chemicals in an organism. This happens when the organism goes beyond its accumulative capacity.
#SayNoToGalamsey#FreetheCitizens
@jeffwellz in some years to come the government will be spending all its money on water treatment just so citizens can get water to drink. Idk why people think they’re not affected, as if they know where the fish they’re eating was caught from.
Look, we’ve protested on so many issues but this Galamsey issue, it’s a proper national emergency. The effects are so severe, when it starts happening, nobody will be safe. Heavy metal poisoning is nothing to joke about and that’s where we’re headed. In food, in drinking water, in bathing water. You have no way of verifying where your drinking water; from the tap, sachet or bottle is coming from. You have no way of truly verifying how thorough the purification process was. At some point no purification process will be enough. This is a national emergency.
I’ll be watching Ghana’s president speak in New York this morning as police in Accra continue to detain peaceful protestors against illegal mining.
People are rallying under #FreeTheCitizens after Ghanaian police violently broke up 3 days of #StopGalamseyNow protests