Edem A. Dzegblor

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@Yemihazan I give it a 6.5/10.
I felt it was missing something that could have made it better.

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@askghmedia This is how we, as the citizens, destroy the nation's infrastructure and then complain that the government is not building good infrastructure for us.
We, as citizens, need to be accountable for how we manage what we have.

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@ellyserwaaa It's easy and convenient. Why tire yourself out pounding something that a machine can make better and faster? This is why technology is developed: to make life easier.

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@THESTATENEWSS With this amount of money he is making in a day, will he even wish to return to school?

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@askghmedia It's not good for a person to speak from a place of hurt and give advice to others. Everything they say is toxic. They arm people to hurt others because they have been emotionally hurt. As it's said, "Hurt people, hurt people"
She needs to heal and find peace for herself.

[𝓔𝔀𝓾𝓻𝓪𝓫𝓮𝓷𝓪 @AbenaAnders]

In a good working system,this should not be the duty of MPs. Parents should be able to afford these basic needs,while government ensures that schools are properly resourced.

When MPs have to provide mattresses, chop boxes, books and even bicycles for thousands of students every year, it shows how much the system is failing. This is exactly the system we should be fighting to change,not normalising.

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@Citi973 Are we now sacrificing our green spaces to build concrete structures? Very soon, they will demand land from the Achimota Forest to build a government office building.

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@imbrakoby We are made to pay so much for children's education, yet the child comes out of school having learned nothing concrete and with no skills to create anything. Just book knowledge they don't even understand.

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@Nanaezze Everywhere now, someone is searching for gold. Very soon we will have no clean water sources anywhere in Ghana. Already, there are complaints that fish from freshwater sources have begun to diminish.
Ghana, what are we doing to ourselves?

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@swagoszn_ If we are being asked to do deep work, then it's required that we do deep sleep as well, and Saturdays are perfect for it.

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@11th_April__ At least you have hope.
Which is good.

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@honest30bgfan_ When you try to do too much and look foolish as a result. The overload alone is too much weight for the motorcycle. These are what cause them to break down often.

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@ghonetv He had realised he was not born to be celibate. "It's better to marry than to burn with passion," as it is written.

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@askghmedia Heart disease is on the rise. Please check your cholesterol levels and drink lots of green vegetable juice to cleanse fat from your body. Just this week, a man died on a bus while travelling to a destination.
Heart attacks are the leading cause of death worldwide.

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@SIKAOFFICIAL1 We keep producing university graduates without the manufacturing industry to absorb them when they complete their studies. Where are they supposed to be employed?

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@KNUSTGH Well done.

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@Efua_ampofoa Indomie has become the new fried rice joint.

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@Tobzzy212 How long have you been alive to make this claim? What you read about history and the experience are two different things.
Those who lived through World War I and World War II- what would you think they would say about their times?

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@SIKAOFFICIAL1 I hope it will be a continuing project and will not stall along the way, and the next time we are told that the company has suffered losses and it's put up for sale. This is what usually happens in Ghana.