Dear Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA),
We respectfully seek clarification regarding an issue we have encountered on multiple occasions involving our activities as BuzStopBoys.
For countless times since buzstopboys started voluntary operations officials from AMA etc Continues to harass us in demand that our private vehicle should display commercial stickers/licenses.
Today, the same situation occurred at Accra High Street.
We would therefore like to respectfully ask the AMA:
Is it required by law for private vehicles to carry commercial stickers or licenses?
If so, we kindly ask that the specific law, regulation, or directive requiring this be made known to us so that we can comply accordingly.
We also seek clarification on whether these repeated encounters are simply an enforcement matter or whether there are concerns specifically relating to our activities as BuzStopBoys.
We have the utmost respect for the authorities and their mandate, and our intention is not to challenge lawful enforcement.
We simply believe that clear information will help us understand our obligations and avoid unnecessary misunderstandings going forward.
We respectfully appeal to the AMA for clarification and guidance. Thank you.
I really don’t know what’s happening
I create solid content
I put effort into it but no one watches
The highest I can get is 100 views on YouTube.. it’s actually slow
I have done everything but it’s like people don’t care
I’m tired
Imma quit this
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Maybe TRAFFITECH-GH can teach Ghana something bigger than traffic enforcement.
Think about it. We now have technology that can see a problem, record where and when it happened, identify who is responsible, send them a notice and demand action.
Beautiful. I love it.
Now do it to government too.
Pothole reported? Record it. Identify the authority responsible. Give them a deadline.
Streetlights not working? Same thing.
Dangerous traffic light? Same thing.
Deadline passes and nothing is fixed? Fine the people responsible.
Why should accountability stop when it reaches the government office? I don’t want fewer consequences for Ghanaians. I want consequences for everybody responsible for making Ghana work. Ghana Must Work 🇬🇭
This video needs to be shared widely . We must create awareness about the use of scopolamine on unsuspecting people
Someone close to you can be a victim
MM16 IS COMING💛🖤
The Abusua Keseɛ welcomes its newest brothers!
Mmarima Mma 2016 Inauguration this December!
10 years ago, you left the walls of KSTS as Arise and Shine. Now, you’re coming home to be inducted into the Abusua Keseɛ!
#MM16#59thHomecoming#KSTS#MmarimaMma
Hätte dieser 19-jährige Lausbub aus Barcelona nicht einfach seinen Mund halten können? Kane und Olise sind heute richtig on fire und beweisen, dass sie Ballon-d'-Or-Material sind.
#FCBFCU | 7:0 | 77'
One hill I will d!e on?
As a Christian, you don't need to stop at traditional marriage.
After the traditional marriage, proceed to Church for your Church wedding.
It's sickening seeing this generation of Christians avoiding Church wedding now.
After the traditional marriage, you still have no right sleeping with her until after the Church wedding.
GO AND BLESS YOUR MARRIAGE IN THE CHURCH.
GHANAIAN EXCELLENCE
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Meet Kofi Asante, the Ghanaian-American founder of @BluecoreCo and the first Black founder of a nuclear energy company, who has just raised $10M to build floating nuclear power plants.
Based out of the Port of Long Beach, the company is shrinking nuclear reactors onto barges to deliver zero-emission electricity to ports, data centers, and eventually cargo ships. In the attached video, Kofi Asante emphasizes the importance of diversity in tech and views clean energy as a human right.
As the world enters a new era of energy demand, the company is engineering solutions and bringing energy directly to where it is needed.
As young Ghanaians with the vision of transforming our country, it is incredibly encouraging to see what Kofi has been able to achieve with his company. There is so much potential across Africa, and I believe the next generation of Ghanaian innovators, engineers, entrepreneurs, and scientists have a critical role to play in shaping what that future looks like.
Congratulations to Kofi Asante and the entire team.
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Motherhood is the easiest job in marriage. ANY BODY can do it.
Women run day care centers wirh 10-20 kids daily.
A maid who can't even speak English and has never had a kid in her life can do it 10x better than mothers.
Single fathers raise the BEST generation of kids. The stats don't lie.
Now go try to HIRE someone to be a provider. Go find someone to pay 100% or 80% of your bills for 20 years, buy you a house, buy you a car, protect you at night.
You can't. Because NOBODY wants that job. That's why women beg for marriage than men.
Marriage is about DUTY, not happiness. That's why they read you the vows so you understand clearly what it means:
"In sickness and in health till death do us part."
It never said "till I'm unhappy." It never mentioned happiness once.
women had the EASIER job in marriage. The older kids get, the LESS stressful your job gets. A 10 year old can wash plates. A 15 year old can cook. Your job gets easier every year.
Fathers don't have that privilege. Bills don't get reduced. Bills don't stop. Rent goes UP. School fees go UP. Food goes UP. His job gets HARDER every year.
That's why men die of heart attack and high blood pressure more than women. That's why there are more WIDOWS than widowers. Your "suffering" lets you live to 90. His "privilege" puts him in the grave at 60. Women's job is easier. Period.