When my friend asked what happens to a baby born in prison, the answer they got was that the child becomes “a ward of the state”. The alarming thing is that in Nigeria, the child basically is incarcerated along with their mother. They live in the prison.
on my flight, I was sat beside two kids. The hostess came up to me and asked if i could do her a favour. She said, the kids (8 & 12) were traveling alone and if I could please watch them especially when we touch down. The plan was to hand them over to ground staff.
Wait oh...we don't have hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis or cyclones to deal with. But we have managed to selfcreate an environmental disaster which will literally poison & kill us in less than a decade! #StopGalamseyNow#FreetheCitizens
Somebody is spending the first day of a new month in jail because he went to ask for clean water. Don’t let him stay there a second longer #FreetheCitizens
Workers of Zoomlion Ghana lament the hardships they are facing due to not being paid their salaries for the past nine(9) months. According to them, they are only paid GHS250 a month but have not received any payments for almost 10 months.
Ei chale! This is just galamsey oo!
Education no come. We haven’t started with health, creative arts, economic stability, transport. Ghana must work oo! Sagaa! It must work for all of us!
#FixTheCountry#StopGalamseyNow#FreetheCitizens
Ghanaians abroad, continue being silent. The yam and garden eggs and smoked salmon from the African shop will all be mercury laced. We all die for here! Wouldn’t take anything from u to just tweet #FreetheCitizens#SayNoToGalamsey