Kindly share, repost and report to the nearest police station If you find any information about Francis Yeboah known publicly as @ohene_burniton@GhPoliceService
Fugu represents our culture.
Ghana Card proves our citizenship.
But what proves our responsibility?
If our rivers are brown and our forests disappear because of galamsey,
then being Ghanaian must mean more than identity.
Culture. Citizenship. Conscience. 🇬🇭
#StopGalamseyNow
Welcome to Your Month of OPEN DOORS!
““I know your works. See, I have set before you an open door, and no one can shut it; for you have a little strength, have kept My word, and have not denied My name.”
Revelation 3:8 NKJV
Happy New Month Friends...
After this HC, not only will mercy carry you, but you shall also have reasons to carry tangible evidence of God's mercies in your life in Jesus' name.
See how I carried MERCY today!
"Temiloluwa is just 16 and has been missing for few days now ...I know it's ur phone and ur data but pls don't just scroll through and like my post , help me reshare it as well pls 🙏🏼God bless u all 🥹"
Why is your water bill going up? Look at the rivers 🚰📈
The Ghana Water Company is spending millions more on chemicals because turbidity levels are 6,000% higher than safe limits. We are paying the price for their "lax" enforcement.
We demand a State of Emergency to stop the pollution at the source.
#StopGalamseyNow
I really hate the fact that politicians are not taking this Galamsey issue seriously. You go to towns and there is open illegal mining of gold.
When all our water bodies are polluted do they think they can continue importing water for a long while? Does that sound sustainable to
Please retweet this because there needs to be a special kind of heat on the lowdown, dirty scumbags who stole a child's wheelchair. It was taken from south London this weekend.
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Meet Gifty.
She’s fighting a rare blood cancer that affects her lymphatic system — and right now, she needs more than courage. She needs support.
Please take a moment to watch the video. If you’re able to help in any way, this is one of those times it truly matters.
And beyond the immediate appeal, may we also reflect. No one battling for their life should have to rely on public charity to survive. I look forward to the day our health system can carry this burden so families don’t have to.
It’s heartbreaking. But together, we can lighten it — even if just a little.
We are all at risk from the growing threat of illegal mining and its devastating impact on our water bodies.
Join the fight to Stop Galamsey Now as we take to the streets on 27th February, 2026.
Convergence Point: Opposite Osu Cemetery
Time: 8:00am.