Rich Ghanaian parents pay $18,000 a year at DPS International. $16,000 at Tema International School. Why?
Because their kids do the IB Diploma. SATs. Strong English. Strong essays. So they go straight to Harvard, MIT, Yale, Cornell on full scholarships.
Meanwhile, a brilliant kid in Kasoa, Tamale, or Ho is doing WASSCE thinking the best he can hope for is Legon or KNUST.
Same brain. Different information.
The rich kids aren’t smarter than you. They just had parents who knew the game.
Here’s the truth nobody tells you:
You don’t need DPS. You don’t need TIS. You don’t need rich parents.
I sold sachet water in Ghana. I went to Berea College on a full scholarship. Now I’m a software engineer in Dallas.
My friends from humble homes did it too. From WASSCE straight to top US universities. Full ride.
The system was hidden from us. Not from them.
https://t.co/pursEFinfC exists so the kid in the village has the same map as the kid in East Legon.
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Business mogul Ibrahim Mahama has gifted GH¢200,000 to xenophobia victim Emmanuel Asamoah as startup support and promised to help him establish a cement and hardware business in Accra. He also urged Ghanaians in South Africa to return home for support.
Monday is meant to set the tone for the week a day of cleanliness, order, and fresh beginnings.
But here at Agbogbloshie, the reality tells a different story.
Filth where food is sold.
Waste where people trade.
A place that feeds thousands,yet struggles to stay clean.
This isn’t just disappointing it’s a public health concern.
If this is the hub of our food supply, then sanitation cannot be optional.
Clean markets shouldn’t be a dream. It should be the standard.
It’s 1:40am and I’m back with tonight’s report. My journey took me through Pokuase, Kwabenya, Atomic, Haatso, Legon, Achimota, Lapaz, and Awoshie to Ablekuma.
Drivers, bikers, and pedestrians, please stay safe on the roads. Thank you.
It’s honestly sad… 2026 🤦🏾♂️