in case my husband decides to lock me outside when i go for vigil, and we can laugh over it when he comes to open the gate later but i’m no longer there, so my child can come on twitter to praise how virtuous and good i was for scaling fence
Dora Akunyili ate chicken on TV to reassure the public during the bird flu pandemic. Live and frozen chickens are clearly unbranded. She resisted even the animosity of doctors and the FMOH.
You just told people to go about their criminality provided it’s unbranded. You’ve failed
we have schools under trees. we have hospitals with no beds.
this is good. but it’s not our level.
what’s the difference between “visit Ghana” & “national cathedral?”
priorities!! my country!!
I remember criticizing the Education Minister for talking about introducing AI into classrooms when some schools are still struggling with the most basic conditions and people insulted me for it. A community has children ready to learn but struggles to get teachers to stay because of the conditions there.
If we have money to budget for AI in classrooms, why can’t that same urgency and investment go into solving basic problems like this first?
And somehow, when you ask what the Ministry of Education is doing about these problems, people rush to defend the minister instead of demanding answers.
Are we okay as Ghanaians?
THIS IS NO LONGER A FIGHT FOR ONE; IT IS A FIGHT FOR ALL.
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For a people so concerned about “losing our Ghanaianess” we tend to be very dismissive of people who are also Ghanaian and may not come from our favorite parts of the country, we are dismissive of them, their culture, and their food.
Are the boys not getting an education because society is preventing them from going to school? Are they not in the classroom for systemic reasons? Because that was what campaigns for girl child education have been fighting. A system that chooses for women before they’re allowed