Amorim desperately shuffling around with his tactics board, while United get cooked by league two's Grimsby. 💀😂
CarabaoCup | MUFC | Grimun | United @paddypower
@MatthewOPrempeh My former MP is not a setback, it was a Prophecy and how the NPP treated Ghanaians . But now de3 it is going down forever
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Till date I use Asa’s Bibanke to test out my headphones. There’s an undercurrent of strings and a separation of beats that I listen for to confirm my purchase.
@OJHim_self Bob Marley has never been more popular than Michael Jackson. Bob's best selling album is at 25m copies compared to 70m for MJ's Thriller. And to talk of influence, there's no Pop/RnB/Dance genre that hasn't seen a type of MJ influence. You can't belittle Bob but he's below MJ
i used the last $5 in my account to hit a $19,000 dinger parlay and then 3 days later my cat ate a toy and almost every cent of it went to his surgery lmao
Changing the face of Ghana: the Ghana National Construction Corporation (GNCC) 🇬🇭
In his era, Kwame Nkrumah understood that true independence required building the physical infrastructure of a modern nation.
That vision led to the Nkrumah administration's establishment of the GNCC – a crucial part of his plan for self-reliant development.
When did you last see a advertisement bold enough to declare they were "changing the face of Ghana"? This was no typical construction firm. It was a nationalistic movement of civil engineers and contractors, determined to make an impact.
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Some ppl may regret going abroad, sure, job satisfaction, fulfillment & all.
But reality is that more than 1/4 of Ghanaians live below the poverty line. Access to amenities remains a pipe dream.
Abroad is not perfect, but the money & stability still outpace what we have here.
Over 60% of Ghanaians who have travelled abroad in search of greener pastures wish they had not. Most would have been better here. I have friends who wish they had stayed in Ghana. From job satisfaction to personal fulfillment, abroad offers none. The money too not so much like in the past.