S. Kofi Yankey @KofiYankey - Twitter Profile

S. Kofi Yankey @KofiYankey

about 2 hours ago

Within the next year, one of these huge flags will end up as a tarpaulin cover on a trailer in Ghana. #Fifaworldcup

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National Science & Maths Quiz

@NSMQGhana

5 days ago

For Della Ayivor, a member of the Dzodze-Penyi SHS #NSMQ2021 team, participating in the programme marked a turning point in a journey defined by resilience, determination, and an unwavering belief in the power of education. Read more: https://t.co/cUZ8162XDA #NSMQ2026 #Primetime

NSMQGhana's tweet photo. For Della Ayivor, a member of the Dzodze-Penyi SHS #NSMQ2021 team, participating in the programme marked a turning point in a journey defined by resilience, determination, and an unwavering belief in the power of education.

Read more: https://t.co/cUZ8162XDA

#NSMQ2026 #Primetime

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Chefabbys

@chefabbys

23 days ago

SNEAK PEAK OF THE GHANAIAN FOOD I JUST COOKED HERE IN SNAPCHAT UK HQ with the Snapchat Chef Team. The biggest highlight in my career🇬🇭🌟

chefabbys's tweet photo. SNEAK PEAK OF THE GHANAIAN FOOD I JUST COOKED HERE IN SNAPCHAT UK HQ with the Snapchat Chef Team. The biggest highlight in my career🇬🇭🌟 https://t.co/JuupsKzl6K

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S. Kofi Yankey @KofiYankey

6 months ago

Science Market

Derek 🪄❤️

@KwabenaPumpkin

6 months ago

If you know ucc very well, which location is this😂😂

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Who to follow

Kiddo

@Safabu1

Happy go lucky chap who looks at the brighter side of life irrespective of whatever. 'Tomorrow will always come with or without you' tell yourself and live life

KOA

@KwabenaOA

Career student/ Red + Gold + Green = BLACK/ @FCBarcelona - @AsanteKotoko_SC - @ChelseaFC/ Jollof=Waakye=😍

Samuel Fahren Otoo

@samuelotoo

Communications Specialist || PR || Chemist || Dad || God Enthusiast

KofiYankey retweeted

Josh Morgerman

@iCyclone

6 months ago

Finally, my video: Hurricane MELISSA at Ground Zero. #MELISSA was the most epic chase of my career—and the most intense #hurricane I’ve witnessed. So, I gave it the grand, full-length documentary treatment. I was on the island of #Jamaica for 10 days, and this video brings you with me through that whole odyssey—getting to the island, slowly closing in on my prey, nailing the core of this nuclear-grade Category 5, and then many days living in the aftermath. Instead of just doing highlights, I wanted to make something complete—something that has chase strategy (for chaserdudes), minute-by-minute footage of the storm’s progress (for meteorologists to analyze), high-octane eyewall footage (for adrenaline junkies), survivors’ tales (for those who want the personal angle), and extensive documentation of the aftermath in multiple towns (for those interested in societal impacts). But, most of all, I hope this video serve as a useful historical document for Jamaicans—an up-close and detailed record of this truly cataclysmic event in their nation’s history. Regarding MELISSA’s winds… I feel convinced these are the highest winds I’ve personally witnessed or filmed—or heard. (The screaming sound as the storm peaked was harsh and painful, driving the people with me to hold their ears.) Big shoutout to the tall, hearty palm in front of the hotel. It served as a wind meter, showing its relative speed and direction. Without that tree, the eyewall footage would have just looked like dense clouds blowing past an airplane window. That tree shows the POWER—the way it bends in the really big, scary gusts. Eventually, though, things get so crazy you can’t even see the tree—it just disappears into the screaming white void. These winds were truly fierce. They even took down concrete buildings—obliterating the entire second floor of the concrete building across the street from my hotel. God knows what velocities some of those especially screamy gusts reached—but I’m grateful I was in a solid structure with thick walls. So… If you want to come on a tough chase with a veteran chaserdude, sit back and enjoy this video from the beginning. If you just want to see the storm, start at Chapter 4: The Approach. And if you want to cut straight to the chocolate cake without eating your dinner (like a child), go right to Chapter 5: The Cataclysm. That’s the eyewall. There you have it. Video link in the comments!

iCyclone's tweet photo. Finally, my video: Hurricane MELISSA at Ground Zero.

#MELISSA was the most epic chase of my career—and the most intense #hurricane I’ve witnessed. So, I gave it the grand, full-length documentary treatment. I was on the island of #Jamaica for 10 days, and this video brings you with me through that whole odyssey—getting to the island, slowly closing in on my prey, nailing the core of this nuclear-grade Category 5, and then many days living in the aftermath. Instead of just doing highlights, I wanted to make something complete—something that has chase strategy (for chaserdudes), minute-by-minute footage of the storm’s progress (for meteorologists to analyze), high-octane eyewall footage (for adrenaline junkies), survivors’ tales (for those who want the personal angle), and extensive documentation of the aftermath in multiple towns (for those interested in societal impacts).

But, most of all, I hope this video serve as a useful historical document for Jamaicans—an up-close and detailed record of this truly cataclysmic event in their nation’s history.

Regarding MELISSA’s winds… I feel convinced these are the highest winds I’ve personally witnessed or filmed—or heard. (The screaming sound as the storm peaked was harsh and painful, driving the people with me to hold their ears.) Big shoutout to the tall, hearty palm in front of the hotel. It served as a wind meter, showing its relative speed and direction. Without that tree, the eyewall footage would have just looked like dense clouds blowing past an airplane window. That tree shows the POWER—the way it bends in the really big, scary gusts. Eventually, though, things get so crazy you can’t even see the tree—it just disappears into the screaming white void. These winds were truly fierce. They even took down concrete buildings—obliterating the entire second floor of the concrete building across the street from my hotel. God knows what velocities some of those especially screamy gusts reached—but I’m grateful I was in a solid structure with thick walls.

So… If you want to come on a tough chase with a veteran chaserdude, sit back and enjoy this video from the beginning. If you just want to see the storm, start at Chapter 4: The Approach. And if you want to cut straight to the chocolate cake without eating your dinner (like a child), go right to Chapter 5: The Cataclysm. That’s the eyewall.

There you have it. Video link in the comments!

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S. Kofi Yankey @KofiYankey

6 months ago

Some Ghana boys at DXB approached me to help bring some laces and other fabric to their "sister" in Accra. When I declined, these boys got angry.

Mazi Nathan

@rukky_nate

6 months ago

At the airport: “My dear, will you be kind enough to help me take this small parcel to my daughter in Birmingham” Don’t do it. You will go to jail.

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S. Kofi Yankey @KofiYankey

6 months ago

Very important.

Aminu Dalhat

@AminuDalhat

6 months ago

If you are resigning, I beg of you, do it professionally. Don't burn bridges. Give that notice. Be at your best during the transition period. Corporate world is very small.

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