Nana Qweku

LFC 🔴, Tech lover, Networking preferably.

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

@kwadwosheldon @NantyDegrees Why do you have to give a stern warning before you proceed to sue someone who misbehaves towards you ? I’m trying to understand this
Me I don’t have that heart ooo, I will not write to you to retract all the lies before suing you oo, I go just sue you straight

[Yeboah Agyekum Francis @AgyekumYeboah]

Good morning fam🇬🇭🤭🤗❤️👌
@sarkodie

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

Last last, what you’ll see on the internet would be “crowd funding” for so so and so person battling for his life cos of de3n de3n cancer
Herrrrr Ghana

[EDHUB🌍ℹ @eddie_wrt]

A young man has sparked widespread concern after participating in a dàngerous challenge involving the consumption of a mixture of an energy drink and superglue.

In a video, the young man is seen pouring superglue into a bottle of energy drink, shaking the mixture and then drinking it in the presence of onlookers.

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

@Tobs_fc 🐐

[🇬🇭 Black Stars @GhanaBlackstars]

🥳 Happy Birthday to our deputy captain, Thomas Partey! 🎉

#BlackStars | @Thomaspartey22

[THE TORCHER @stonebwoy]

UniMAC❤️‍🔥.. Love Y'all.
We Actually Party!🔥

@BHIMFESTIVAL
OVO Arena Wembley, LDN🇬🇧
AUG. 15 https://t.co/7MDW8I978L

[Dennis Edward Aboagye @DennisMiracles]

PART 1 of 4: THE HIRED PEN AND THE MISSING GHc39 BILLION COCOA MONEY

Somewhere in Ghana tonight, a cocoa farmer is staring at a room full of beans he cannot sell, waiting for money he has not received since October 2025, calculating losses on a price cut that has no precedent in one hundred years of cocoa history, and Kay Codjoe is quoting Schopenhauer.

This is where we are.

This is what the COCOBOD Files have produced.
Seven parts announced. Philosophers deployed. Pinocchio measured. persistence investigated. NPP founding fathers summoned from the grave. Accountability chains constructed with architectural precision. De Tocqueville consulted. Sir Walter Scott recruited. @lordcudjoe nodding approvingly from somewhere nearby.

And the farmer is still in that room. With those beans. Waiting.

Now. Before i proceed to the substance of this piece, and there is devastating substance, let us address the matter of the hired pen. Because Kay Codjoe has spent considerable energy being offended by that description. He has written paragraphs about it. He has measured Pinocchio inches over it. He has quoted Sir Walter Scott's tangled web in its direction.

Which tells you everything.

Because when a writer produces a seven-part forensic series about COCOBOD's finances, and across every installment, every exchange, every philosophical citation, never once calls on the government he is writing about to pay 800,000 farmers who have not been paid since October 2025, the question of who commissioned the pen is not an insult.

It is a forensic observation.

A free pen writes about the farmer.
A hired pen writes around him.

Kay Codjoe has written around him with big grammar, considerable vocabulary, and the complete bibliography of Western philosophy.
The farmer is still in the room. The pen has been hired. The evidence is the silence.

LET US TALK ABOUT GH¢39 BILLION:
Because Kay Codjoe loves numbers. He has dedicated a significant portion of his adult life this year to numbers. He arranges them as he pleases, forgetting that, numbers don’t lie. He sequences them dramatically. He presents them with the solemn authority of a man who has personally counted every cedi and found it guilty.

So Kay, here is a number for your next installment.

GH¢39 billion.

That is what COCOBOD collected in revenue in 2025. Not according to NPP propaganda. Not according to miracle narratives. According to Ato Forson. The NDC's own Finance Minister. The man your government appointed to count the money.

GH¢39 billion came in.

GH¢26 billion is the debt you have been weeping about across seven installments.

Which means, and please follow this carefully because the arithmetic is admittedly complex, you collected thirteen billion cedis more than the debt you inherited.

Thirteen. Billion. Cedis. More.

And the farmer has not been paid since October 2025.

Now. A free pen, an independent, unencumbered, genuinely forensic pen, would have seen that GH¢39 billion figure and immediately asked: where did it go? Why has the farmer not been paid? How does a system collect thirty-nine billion cedis and still find no money for the people who grew the cocoa?

A hired pen sees GH¢39 billion and writes Part Four about procurement chains from 2019.

We see you, Kay.

So before Part Four of the COCOBOD Files arrives, before another philosopher is consulted, before another accountability chain is mapped, before another inch is added to my Pinocchio nose, perhaps the hired pen could explain, in plain Ghanaian English, what happened to GH¢39 billion.

Did it evaporate? Did it travel abroad for further studies? Did it attend a conference it has not returned from?

Where is the money, Kay?

NB:
Before Part 4 of the COCOBOD Files arrives, we have a table for Kay Codjoe. No philosophers needed. Just two columns. Two governments. Two very different choices. The table that cannot be written away, coming in Part 2.

[Buzstopboys @buzstopboys]

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[THE TORCHER @stonebwoy]

Did a ting at UniMAC 🔥! #TheTorcher

@Adina_Thembi

[Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia @MBawumia]

I am deeply grateful to the Christian Council of Ghana for the warm reception and valuable insights shared. Together, we are moving forward!

[Nana B. @koboateng]

Government websites and digital services.

NPP and NDC could have fixed this by now.

Too many government websites are outdated, slow, insecure, hard to use or simply not working when citizens need them.

A serious country should make it easy to pay, apply, verify, complain, track and access public services online. Instead, citizens still suffer because simple systems are not properly built or maintained. We deserve better.

[Nana B. @koboateng]

The most painful part is not even that the system is broken. It is that many of the people suffering inside the broken system are busy defending it, insulting those questioning it and clapping for the same people who keep failing them.

[David Bombal @davidbombal]

WARNING: Copilot prompt injection

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#radware #excel #promptinjection

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

You people dey rate this guy errrrh ?
Smh

[Kwadwo Sheldon @kwadwosheldon]

An chale Edem.. smh!

[Nana B. @koboateng]

#EndGalamseyNow

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

Sei Tutu Nyame k3se3 😎

[GHOne TV @ghonetv]

Health workers at Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital suspend strike after Asantehene's intervention...

#GHOneNews #EIBNetwork
#GHOneTV #NewsAlert

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

Which Data is the mp using to back his submission ?

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

“Boy on a swing” story
You want to control the media as if it’s a 🌴. Its direction is swayed by the wind
MP wei de3🤐

[Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, Esq. MP. @etsedafeamekpor]

1. This is the front page of the Daily Graphic. A govt- sponsored newspaper that has for some strange reasons decided to gloss over major positive govt activities but instead focus on negative happenings.

2. As we speak, the Prez is in Europe seeking investments from the British and Belarusians for the Nation. A major news item

3. As we speak, the Vice Prez has toured some flood prone areas in Accra and visited Alajo in the company of the Interior Minister, GAR Minister, Accra Mayor etc. A major news item

4. As we speak, Govt has successfully evacuated nearly 1000 Ghanaians stranded in South Africa due to xenophobic attacks. A major news item

5. Yet, the Editor of the Daily Graphic has once again, deliberately decided to highlight on its front page, a strike action by KATH doctors because the CEO has been suspended by the KATH Board for some alleged admin misjudgments pending investigations. Nobody is above the law. We are all subject to discipline of the law.

6. So for Daily Graphic to highlight what’s really a disciplinary issue render major govt policy moves as footnotes on its front page is journalistically most undesirable.

I leave it here…….

[Cyber Security Authority Ghana @CSAGhana]

It's DAY 1 of the ECOWAS Regional Hackathon 2026 happening in Accra, Ghana.

Here are highlights from the first session of the opening ceremony.

The big question remains: which country will be crowned champions?

#ECOWASHackathon
#cybersecurity
#cybersecurityGhana

[Nana Qweku @SuaTech_]

@thenanaaba @sahabela Kweku Ananse always want to be seen as the most intelligent among his peers
Some government officials behave as such