@vexapulse@edemgabby@tech_twi Limit the convo to TV. Right, you walk into an Electronic gadget shop, you point to one particular TV after reading the specs. Won't you want them to test TV before taking it home?
How does seal matter here. Or you no to buy fresh in box TV before? Because they sure test it oo.
@_great_4@realyobarnub Yes, you are right. But in this video, the dad is sick. You clearly see, her father is blind and probably not his normal state. May not even recognise some voices at a point, even names. Reason the lady is emotional. They are losing their sweet dad.
@realyobarnub Just made me remember when my dad got to this stage when he was sick. Forgot how old I was then. He was mixing up our names, and couldn't recognise our voices anymore. It was a sad moment of our lives.
The lady is emotional to know dad clearly isn't in his normal self again.
When I read the World Bank report on the GARID project on JoyNews, I said to myself, we all owe Ken Ofori-Atta an apology. He did his best during one of the most difficult periods in Ghana's history.
Ato Forson, the so-called "saviour" of Ghana's economy, all in the name of fiscal discipline, refused to release the funds meant for the GARID project, bringing critical flood mitigation works to a halt.
Today, his party members are busy applauding him for stabilising the cedi, yet lives have been lost and livelihoods destroyed because he chose not to release funds to complete these vital projects.
Ken Ofori-Atta never once sat on those funds because he understood the consequences of delaying projects designed to protect lives and property. He knew that flood control was not a political luxury it was a necessity.
History will judge the decisions made today just as it judged those made yesterday.
@ECGghOfficial Hello @ECGghOfficial for your information, after you on the light at Gbawe and it's environs, Bulemin, Dora hospital area still in total darkness.