Theresa ®

pharmacist mostly, event decor/stylist on the weekends . mummy all day. ♥️IG : @avaresa_events

[Gambit 🐻🦍 @SmylyThe3rd]

Is there a single public road in Accra that looks like this? (Smooth road + properly marked + side walks + street lights + CLEAN)

[Spizzy the Sauce God @Drspizzy]

This guy is single handedly representing Ghana in a sport we don’t even hear about and I’ve seen nary a news outlet give him 2 minutes of coverage. He’s self-sponsored & gives his all but we don’t even appreciate him. I’m gonna start following his every activity. Congrats Trey.

[jebill• @jebillll]

absurd you dey want talk?🤣🤣

[𝐌���𝐥𝐞𝐬 🥷🏽 @miles4pf_x]

No more demolition in Accra, just pick your house and go to your hometown

[SoboloWura🇬🇭 @1quarmyn_Owoo]

22yrs in Parliament, the kids in your constituency still school under trees, your constituents don't have clean drinking water, but it's Arabic language that's your priority, shame!

[Twiggie. @KingTwigz]

There’s always that ONE😂😂

[Hazel Kaizoku @meister_kwame]

Edo aa we Dey take play but the car clearing cost for Ghana be too much

Government for try reduce am

[Tech In Twi @tech_twi]

Over 45% of vehicles on the road in the US are over 12 years old, and over 55% of vehicles on European roads are over 13 years old. Both of these regions have clean air, credit score systems, and good salaries. Yet Ghana a country with one of the worst and dustiest road networks, poor salaries, delayed payments that force people to demonstrate, extremely high import duties, and no local automobile manufacturing says we shouldn't drive cars over 10 years old because of emissions. Meanwhile, we have the DVLA, which is supposed to ensure cars pass an emissions test before issuing a roadworthiness certificate. These leaders think that any vehicle over 10 years old, even if properly maintained, will automatically turn the whole sky to smoke. PhD and Honourable titles mean nothing, honestly!

[kasoa benzema @WeekendNana]

@cdrafrica Why are cars manufactured in our own country still so expensive? We are our own biggest obstacle ooo. Sometimes the problem is not always from outside; we need to fix the systems we control ourselves.

[dracojeremy @jeremyb___]

pls share widely

[Bob ひ @thearmah_]

Others are moving forward, Nigerians are moving backwards and we are moving in circles.

[Kay😎 @C_arfue]

Last day of July. Hoping that August gives us that peace of mind and genuine happiness.

[miss forson @lydiaforson]

So glad a lot more people are seeing and calling out these toxic narratives that have existed with us for years as “jokes”.

They’re not.

We’re not there yet, but we’re gradually getting there.

[First Lady @mayfred__]

GHANA HAS A PEDOPHILIA PROBLEM

GHANA HAS A PEDOPHILIA PROBLEM

GHANA HAS A PEDOPHILIA PROBLEM

GHANA HAS A PEDOPHILIA PROBLEM

And we need to start having open conversations about this otherwise it’s going to get worse and we will keep failing our children.

[CHIEF @tailorMARIQUE]

This is MOHAMMED YAKUBU

MP for Ahafo Ano South-East Constituency
This is very foolish and unacceptable!

[Weffrey Jellington @jeffwellz]

“You’re very beautiful”
“When you grow up ill marry you”
“She’s my wife”

All to a child. A child.

[Zuka @marzu_awwal]

Again, this country has a serious pedophilia problem. This is a whole lawmaker saying this to a child.

[Micheal B @1reallOG]

Realize that this is our country , our one true home. Are really gonna allow these politicians to bend us over year in year out?

[First Lady @mayfred__]

This is how pedophilia culture festers in our society. An MP telling a primary school girl he’ll marry her in the future isn’t harmless, it’s how we normalize adults making romantic comments to children. Children deserve boundaries, not marriage jokes. This is disgraceful

[Israel Laryea @TheIsraelLaryea]

This is deeply troubling and soooo inappropriate. I’m referring to the blurred portion of the video. 🤦🏾‍♂️