Let me tell you a Story of Two lovers from the gogos days of Gold Coast. Oko and Adoley. Adoley being the daughter of the Ga King and Oko being a fisherman on the coastal beaches of Accra.
The King naturally wanted his daughter to marry a Prince. But Adoley had found love in Oko.
Are we all not black are we all Not Ghanaians If the religions are good for us why haven't we seen progress.
Here is one one saying throw your life away because of your religious belief. If the religion is true. Let the (God)s defend themselves after all they hold all the power.
๐ฌ๐ญ โIf you catch anyone who calls Prophet Muhammad a false prophet, you should behead them. It is not a crime to k!ll such a person; instead, you will go to Jannah.โ
โ An Islamic leader in Ghana told his followers.
@kevkingforever The problem be say we dey think tooo far the money dey ground. U go go inside see then ur area to find some particular item be difficult u for walk plenty. U go fit go get that thing come sell but kwabena wan do yankee tings in Ghana. Nana eii no go pick bring your mind down
This woman's only health talk I ever see is about sex and orgasm no sensible productive education. So so fooling if u have criticism to make go yeah more productive things abrokyire ama mo agyemi no aboa beast
This lady is no giving up on Yeboah Agyakum Francis after all the insults they raining on her. She get heart oo cos some of the insult can send you to coma ๐
The U.S. Embassy is pleased to announce that the maximum validity periods for all categories of nonimmigrant visas for Ghanaians have been restored to their previous lengths. The maximum validity allowed for the B1/B2 visitor visa is again five years, multiple entry. The maximum validity for the F1 student visa is again four years, multiple entry.
#USinGhana #Visa
Why are Nigerians Killing Nigerians are you people not aware you are brothers of the same black skin and red blood.
Where is the pride in your blackness. Embracing whiteness will make u hate your genetic brothers your black brothers.
This is not it.
The Deafening Silence on the Genocide of Nigerian Christians.
Why is the world silent while Christians in Nigeria are being hunted down and erased from the face of the earth? Why does the media bury its head while villages are set ablaze, churches desecrated, families butchered, and innocent children turned into lifeless bodies? What crime have these Christians committed other than bearing the name of Christ?
The statistics are undeniable. In the first seven months of 2025 more than seven thousand Christians were massacred and nearly eight thousand were abducted. Since 2009 over fifty two thousand Christians have been slaughtered in Nigeria. In 2024 at least three thousand one hundred Christians were killed, making Nigeria the deadliest nation in the world for followers of Christ that year. These are not accidents. These are not random clashes. This is targeted and systematic killing of Christians.
It is deeply unfair that in a country as starkly religiously diverse as Nigeria the President, the Vice President, and the National Security Adviser are all Muslims. Under their watch Christians are being wiped out while apprehended terrorists who are also mostly Muslims are being released and paraded as repentant. Why is a government so eager to rehabilitate killers while refusing to protect the innocent? Why are those who drenched their hands in Christian blood treated with mercy while their victims are left in shallow graves?
Where is the outrage?
Where is the moral voice of the global community?
Where is the international media that should cry out at such injustice?
And closer to home why are some pastors who command millions of followers unable to raise their voices against the intentional massacre of their own flock?
Has comfort replaced courage? Has silence become easier than truth?
Are the lives of Nigerian Christians worth nothing? Why do local and international media continue to look away?
Why do governments act as though these massacres are normal or unavoidable?
This silence is betrayal. This silence is complicity. We demand recognition that this is targeted extermination of Christians. We demand justice for the dead and protection for the living. We demand that pastors, leaders, governments and institutions find their voices and stand where it matters most.
The lives of Nigerian Christians matter. The world must not wait until there is nothing left of us before it finally decides to speak.
@Naija_PR Stay in Africa and build your life own a business scale up. Canada UK America u just work for other people endure all that stress and die living behind one nice house. No generational legacy no national value. Wasted African potential