❤️🩹 Former Presidents Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush attend a ceremony in New York City, Friday morning, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
Morning starter 🚨🎯: Released in 1999, Adane Best’s “Wo Bre Na Wenya” remains one of the songs that takes many Ghanaians back to the golden days of Ghanaian music.
The song talks about life, struggles and the pain that comes with financial burdens, stressing that we came to meet money and will eventually leave it behind. He also reminds listeners that God’s time is the best.
Adane Best’s contribution to Ghanaian music spans three decades, with Wo Bre Na Wenya among his notable hits.
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He’s so not progressive and incompetent as hell. There are many B+ schools that need a lil upgrade to become A.
Is he not aware that facilities and performance over time is what moves a school up?
We are going to convert twenty category 'B' schools to 'A' and build ten new model category 'A' schools in the country - Haruna Iddrisu, Minister for Education
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Sarkodie is the reason I’m suffering now. He didn’t tell me anything about the campaign song. I just had a normal senior conversation with him and I sent my verse. Till now I’m receiving insults for my feature with Sarkodie.- Kwame Eugene.
Very hypocrite and evil Sarkodie.
This guy will miss out on a legendary spot that belongs to him. Cos even when it’s his time he’ll compete with those behind him, talent doesn’t always guarantee longevity.
The way he didn’t stop his fans from attacking Samini, one of the legends who gave you hit collabs, that’s when I knew the kind of snake he i. Cuz kwaw, Sheriffa, Samini and all those other musicians can not be lying about you