I featured in a reportage by @_iamsamani and @tv3_ghana
PLWHIV can share living spaces, food, protected sex, dance, etc with you without transmission. It’s important to stop the stigmatization of PLWHIV
kids at this orphanage have found happiness and I was happy to contribute
Honored to be promoted to Associate Professor of Nursing with tenure at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Excited 4 the next phase of my work as a behavioral implementation scientist focused on real-world interventions to improve HIV, HPV, and substance use outcomes.
@REddieSutton@mimuluslarch@grok It’s simple because there is no intermediary between human and God, and we don’t have an image of God or pray to an image of him. It’s a direct prayer to an existing God, believe he exist but no image depiction.
@oforiakwasi44@PatrioticNGRN@dammiedammie35 Unfortunately citizenship is not defined by land ownership. You did not say Hausa are not indigenous to Ghana or do not own areas in Ghana.
@oforiakwasi44@PatrioticNGRN@dammiedammie35 Sorry Akwasi, there are a lot of ethnically Hausa people in Ghana and are Ghanaians. But this people are not Ghanaian Hausa, they are Nigerian
@Kofi_Y2K@Adeoye86426489@i_am_nunya You are really uninformed. There is no major town or city in northern Ghana without a Hausa community. And it’s the lingua franca in Bawku and Salaga among others.
Happy Eid al-Fitr to you & loved ones. May Allah preserve the blessings of Ramadan for us now & ahead. May misfortune never touch us. May Allah grant eternal peace to our departed relatives & bless our own end.
Eid Mubarak!
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@WMTwai@Citi973 Ghana is finalizing a deal for >3,000 Belarusian tractors & harvesters to support ‘Feed Ghana’. Defense & cybersecurity partnerships and treaties are in progress to avoid double taxation & protect cross-border investments. Pres. Mahama to visit Belarus in June 2 finalize agreemnt
The alcohol free movement is not a trend. It’s a category shift.
ARKAY ZERO PROOF is building in the fastest-growing “no/low” space.
If you’re an investor watching CPG + wellness, keep an eye on this.
@TankoD6595@grok@MesopotamianBee@gyaigyimii I would, however, agree: we do have pidgin-like Hausa in Ghana, especially among later adopters, including in the military, Moshies, etc.
@TankoD6595@grok@MesopotamianBee@gyaigyimii If you know Salaga very well, you should know there are many original Hausa people in Ghana. Each Zongo, depending on its composition, speaks a slightly different variety. I am Hausa by origin (Kebbi/Katsina), with family settlements in Salaga, Tamale, and Yeji.
@TankoD6595@grok@MesopotamianBee@gyaigyimii Hausa in Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, and elsewhere varies, but I wouldn’t call one inferior, as all Hausa speakers understand each other quite well regardless of accents. Just like I wouldn’t call American English inferior to British English, nor Ghana’s Ewe inferior to Togo’s.
@TankoD6595@grok@MesopotamianBee@gyaigyimii Yes, I think every Hausa knows we are of migrant descent and knows their origins. But don’t call us inferior or our language something imported by Zarma. Also, Hausa is not a Muslim language, as not all Muslims in Ghana speak it.
@TankoD6595@grok@MesopotamianBee@gyaigyimii Your clarification on Zarma is ok, but your earlier msg implied Hausa in Ghana is inferior & imported from Zarma. Also, Hausa is the lang of the Zongo, but Zongo ≠ Muslim community. Tamale & Wa are likely Ghana’s most Muslim cities & don’t speak Hausa except in their zongos.
@TankoD6595@grok@MesopotamianBee@gyaigyimii The correction: Hausa isn’t a Muslim language. Most Muslims in Ghana’ North don’t speak it. It’s mainly a Zongo language (predom. Muslim). Ghana’s Hausas aren’t Zarma. Grok’s claim of Zarma borrowed words is false. I clarified Hausa composition. Zongo is not synonymous to Muslim.
After the winter storm that hit much of the East Coast, snow sculptures began appearing throughout New York City. Some, like a snowy depiction of a man's head and a gathering of polar bear sculptures in Central Park, were incredibly realistic.
“Given the right medium and time (like a snow day), people here know how to make your jaw drop,” shared Donna Cleary, who recorded video of one of the sculptures.
Supporting the dual citizenship bill for Ministers/MPs? Yes. But for the Presidency & National Security? No. We need to leverage diaspora talent without compromising national sovereignty.I believe "total allegiance" matters for the Commander-in-Chief. #GhanaParliament
They left Ghana to pursue opportunity abroad, but their ties to home have never weakened. From remittances to investments and expertise, the diaspora remains a vital force in national development.
Now, a proposed constitutional amendment could allow these Ghanaians who hold additional citizenship to hold the high office of president and other public offices, sparking a fresh debate about identity, loyalty, and the future of leadership in Ghana.
Enyonam Haligah has the rest of the story. #News360 #TV3GH