Reporter: "Why don't you ask for a ceasefire with the US?"
Iranian FM Araghchi: "Because we want to teach them a lesson so hard that enemies never even think of attacking Iran again."
Advice
Comfort of the body in eating less
Comfort of the tongue is in speaking less
Comfort of the soul is in mixing less with people
Comfort of the heart is in having less revenge
Prophet (ﷺ) said:
Four things bring happiness:
- a righteous wife,
- a spacious home,
- a righteous neighbor
- a comfortable ride
Four things bring misfortune:
- a bad neighbor
- a unrighteous or wicked wife
- a cramped home
- an uncomfortable ride
Shaykh Albani رحمه الله respectfully disagreed and criticized the fatwa of Shaykh Bin Baz رحمه الله and we respect that.
He was honest in his disagreement and didn't call for rebellion or hatred against the rulers or scholars unlike the keyboard warriors
Moreover, on the other hand, a large majority of the scholars supported his fatwa to allow foreign troops
From them is
Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen: https://t.co/mPMHVpRKTQ
Saleh al-Fawzan: https://t.co/e2oz7hd1F0
Abdul Muhsin Abbad: https://t.co/qBjRiFuMxV
Shaykh Muhammad Aman Al-Jami responded to Shaykh Albani on this issue with evidences: https://t.co/XjTlNbtrZI
Shaykh Muqbil
https://t.co/016o2McITy
Even the non-Salafi scholars like:
Dr Yusuf al-Qaradawi: https://t.co/XjTlNbtrZI
Muhammad al-Dedew:
https://t.co/AC6P0rjHsQ
Dar al-iftaa al-Misriyyah
https://t.co/7KGp0ABJDF
and many more
And a conference was held by Rabita al-Aalam al-Islami (Muslim World League) consisting of 300+ scholars from 86 nations that agreed to use foreign forces to kick Saddam's army out of Kuwait.
Some visions don’t vanish.
They simply wait for the nation to grow into them.
In 1963, Ghana did something astonishing for a young independent state. It created the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission—a bold signal that we intended not just to catch up with the world… but to help shape the frontier.
It was an era that believed in big ideas: science, modernization, and an Africa confident in its own future.
That early spark didn’t disappear. It simmered—patiently—through decades of research, training, safety work, and quiet national expertise-building.
Today, that flame is rising again.
According to recent media reports, Ghana is advancing preparations for its first nuclear power plant. Two sites—one in the Western Region and one in the Central Region—have now been mapped for large and small reactors. Construction is targeted to begin in 2027.
Make no mistake: this is transformational.
Reliable, clean baseload power doesn’t just keep the lights on. It powers industry. It anchors manufacturing. It stabilizes the grid. It gives investors certainty.
It brings the future within reach.
The dream of energy security isn’t new. But we are entering a moment where earlier generations’ ambition can finally be completed—and even surpassed.
What began as a visionary institution in the 1960s is becoming a national capability in the 2020s.
If Ghana builds this right—safely, responsibly, and strategically— we unlock a new chapter of our development story:
A Ghana that powers itself.
A Ghana that powers West Africa.
A Ghana whose scientific confidence matches its potential.
Some dreams wait. But they don’t fade.
Sometimes they return at the exact moment the country is ready to build them.
Fasten your seatbelts.
Ghana’s nuclear future isn’t emerging. It’s maturing.
It's time.
A simulation of what is possible. Learn more:
As a Ghanaian, you should be scared about what’s happening in Nigeria cos if that country falls apart, Ghana would be their default destination. Imagine struggling with Uches and Emekas for trotro. Were cooked!
NPP MP: Government has allocated 1.2 billion dollars to buy a presidential jet.
Speaker: Kindly point us to the page/paragraph in the budget where that figure appears.
NPP MP: descends into pure confusion “edhaolflrnuclfzzjxcfielksbdudinvldeybckdisbfcysilabetsbdinclssvahskfhasdbdhahdubdidbehdinahduxbdidbdbd…”
Me: At that point, I just started humming Shatta Wale’s “Ayoo,” because clearly the MP’s argument had crash-landed long before any presidential jet could take off.
🇲🇱🇳🇪🇧🇫 AES: "Either we fight this war, or we remain slaves forever, because they are tracking us"
Foreign powers are using terrorism to subdue nations, reluctant to offer aid while imposing political and economic control.
"They dictate who becomes president, prime minister, mayor or congressman. "They demand shares in our mining companies, control of our passports and even our natural resources"
You are very correct my leader. African have no choice, we either fight back or fact perpetual enslavement.
The next budget should prioritize the abolition of the NPP. An entity that hinders economic transformation and progress has no place in our national journey. We cannot afford to lose focus.
#2026Budget
🚨🇧🇫 BREAKING: "It's not terrorism, it's imperialism. Their objective is to keep us in a permanent war, prevent us from developing, and continue to exploit our resources."
-- Ibrahim Traoré
Akufo-Addo illegally printed over GH₵55 billion and that caused Ghana’s economic inflation and currency depreciation
What Mahama is doing is locking them to let the economy grow before releasing them. He is solving the economic problems the incompetent NPP government created