Bwoy Bello

Die Hard MAN UTD Fan ❤️❤️❤️

[Premier League @premierleague]

In a league of his own.

Bruno Fernandes breaks the record for the most assists in a Premier League season!

[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

@thenanaaba Amen

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[KALYJAY @gyaigyimii]

Kalyjay’s Open Letter

First of all, I want to make it clear that everything you’re about to read reflects my personal views. I am not speaking on behalf of anyone else.

I’d like to congratulate President-elect John Dramani Mahama, our first-ever female Vice President, Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, the NDC, and all Ghanaians on an incredible victory at the polls. This was a statement win. Before, during, and after the elections, I had a few thoughts that I would like to share with those willing to listen.

To President-elect John Dramani Mahama

I believe this victory is a second chance from God. You are inheriting leadership from arguably one of the worst administrations in the history of our country. While the bar has been set low, it doesn’t mean we will hold you to lower standards. After January 7th, the real work begins.

Please learn from the mistakes of the previous government. Listen to the citizens. There is a significant gap between the people and their leaders, as evidenced by this year’s voter turnout. Many people voted for you not because they fully believe in you but because they wanted the NPP out. You have four years to win them over, leave a lasting legacy, and rebuild the reputation of the NDC.

I pray that when you leave office in 2028, you will be remembered as the president who put this great nation back on track. People must be held accountable, promises must be fulfilled, and you must prioritize the voices of the youth. Your campaign last year showed you were willing to listen to Ghanaians. You know what we want and how to achieve it. Please don’t forget that.

To the NDC

The election results speak for themselves: Ghanaians are wiser now. Bags of rice, money, gadgets, and job promises during election years won’t secure votes anymore. The real work begins the moment you take office.

Not everyone who voted for you fully believes in you—it’s your job to win them over. By the next election, they should be able to proudly say, “I voted for the NDC, and I wasn’t disappointed.” You’ve seen how far the NPP has fallen. Please keep President Mahama accountable. There is no time to rest. This is a nation to rebuild, and it’s your responsibility to ensure that happens.

To the Media

You now have freedom under President Mahama—please use it wisely. Reduce the propaganda and focus on educating the public about government policies. Break them down in a way everyone can understand.

There are critical issues at hand: a massive debt, a looming power crisis, and the need to review Free SHS, among others. These challenges will undoubtedly be used by critics to fuel hate against the government. Help the people understand how we got here and why. The country needs a reset, and we cannot afford for the government to fight propaganda and fake news while trying to build.

Hold the government accountable with facts and truth. Call out your colleagues in other media houses when necessary. This reset requires all hands on deck, and you have a critical role to play.

To the Youth

After January 7th, it’s time to put away the party jerseys and wear Ghana’s jersey. Fact-check the leaders, watch them closely, and hold them accountable. This is our future, and we have a lot of work to do.

Over the past two to three years, the political awakening among the youth has been incredible. Activists and pressure groups have emerged, and their efforts have been inspiring. Now, it’s time to rebuild. Let’s strive for the Ghana we all dream of and never prioritize political parties over our country.

In Conclusion

I’d also like to take a moment to thank everyone for the messages and support I’ve received over the past few years, especially on this platform. I appreciate it more than you know. I hope I never let down those who believe in me. I will continue to stand for what I believe is right and keep pushing for progress.

Thank you.

[Mr. Daniel Koranteng @Dani77k]

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[SITSO @OfficialSitso]

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[KALYJAY @gyaigyimii]

tomorrow. please repost this artwork with the hashtags #FreeTheCitizens #StopGalamseyNow.

[Mr. Daniel Koranteng @Dani77k]

Make United Great Again (MUGA)

Let me see my fellow Red Devils 🔥

[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

@Fiendlyg @Bello22B

[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

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[Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa @S_OkudzetoAblak]

I hope Ghanaian footballers called to play for the Black Stars recognize that apart from the pride and high honour in representing our nation, taxpayers are making extraordinary sacrifices on the team despite the prevailing economic crisis.

The huge financial burden on struggling taxpayers must warrant some respect and utmost commitment from these players.

Documents submitted to Parliament by Ghana’s Youth and Sports Ministry a few weeks ago have shed light on a number of these Black Stars expenditure items:

1) 2024 AFCON Qualifier (Ghana V Angola — Home & Away) — GHS7,452,437.71

2) 2024 AFCON Qualifier (Ghana V Madagascar — Home & Away) — GHS8,395,434.13

3) 2024 AFCON Qualifier (Ghana V Central Africa Republic — Home & Away) — GHS3,414,894.51

4) April to June 2023 salaries of the coach & signing on fees — GHS3,379,548.10

5) The official ministerial documents also reveal that it cost taxpayers a significant GHS5,324,721.89 to airlift supporters of the Black Stars during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

These 5 items alone amount to a colossal GHS27,967,036.34

Note that this GHS27.9million spent on Black Stars related activities during a period of historic economic crisis does not include latest tournament expenditure items in Côte d'Ivoire (I shall highlight that later).

For a country undergoing unprecedented financial haircuts which does not spare even the aged, and for a country unable to raise GHS4million to save lives at Korle-Bu’s renal unit — players of our senior national team and GFA officials must acknowledge that there are so many national problems we can solve with GHS27.9million and that we do not deserve this calamitous output.

[Lammie_Art @Lammie_Art01]

Dear Twitter users, I’m asking for 2 seconds of your time today to help RETWEET my art. 😊❤️🙏🏾

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[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

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[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

@OfficialSitso The last part 🤣🤣

[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

@theyawofosu Factos

[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

@OfficialSitso Big man forget them. We all know say Antony, Mudryk, and Enzo themz all be bad market....

[Owusu Bempah Ayala @Akwasi_Ayala]

Baby Joe fighting with English language 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I came to make you laugh 😆

[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

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@gyaigyimii I get plenty
Abeg dm

[Bwoy Bello @Bello22B]

@UtdJassim @ManUtd Hope this is true