Stop galamsey now! Y’all should think about the next generation for a bit. 💔🌍 Stop destroying our lands and water bodies for quick money. What are we leaving behind for the people coming after us?
Ghanaians you need to wake up our lives are at stake!!!! There’s no fight against illegal mining!! Stop believing in the propaganda that our waterbodies are improving because they are NOT. The lands minister is failing in the fight against illegal mining @ArmahKofiBuah #StopGalamseyNow
So yall bully women to look perfect, shame them when they enhance they’re bodies, and the cycle continues, they grow older they’re still criticized for aging, at what point is a woman supposed to feel confident in their skin, as a child then, the period that we can barely express ourselves or creativity. It’s not of God to shame those who are made in Gods image. Remember that when all that wants to spill out of you is hate and criticism.
Maybe TRAFFITECH-GH can teach Ghana something bigger than traffic enforcement.
Think about it. We now have technology that can see a problem, record where and when it happened, identify who is responsible, send them a notice and demand action.
Beautiful. I love it.
Now do it to government too.
Pothole reported? Record it. Identify the authority responsible. Give them a deadline.
Streetlights not working? Same thing.
Dangerous traffic light? Same thing.
Deadline passes and nothing is fixed? Fine the people responsible.
Why should accountability stop when it reaches the government office? I don’t want fewer consequences for Ghanaians. I want consequences for everybody responsible for making Ghana work. Ghana Must Work 🇬🇭
Honestly, I don’t like typing and texting a lot. Arguing with people on Twitter brings me no benefit, but the way some of you think baffles me.
Politicians and their appointees have it easy because of you morons. The AMA office is a few metres from Tudu, Tema Station, Makola etc., yet everywhere is filthy, and you don’t blame the people in those offices for not enforcing sanitation laws and providing facilities. You rather blame recalcitrant citizens like developed countries don’t have them.
This country has many institutions responsible for sanitation, yet many areas are filthy. When we blame the government and its appointees, you jump to their defence. No wonder Ghana is the way it is.
Then NAIMOS will go to these sites to do performative crackdowns and everybody will applaud and yet our taps are not flowing, the politicians funding these operations are not arrested and Ghana water keeps complaining about how expensive it’s getting to treat our waterbodies. This fantasy you people are living in you better wake up and smell the Galamsey water in front of you #StopGalamseyNow
You hardly see dustbins in Accra. Sometimes after drinking bottled water, you have to take the empty bottle home because you won't see any dustbin on the way home.
Galamsey activities have resulted in the collapse of a portion of the Tarkwa–Damang Road, disrupting transportation and posing safety risks to road users.
I used to think the Ghana Stock Exchange was only for rich people.
I was wrong.
Here is everything I wish someone had shown me earlier — broken down like a Class 1 child. 🧵
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