Bediako Nana Serwaa

[Bdmn Neeks @_Annikus_]

Would this not be cause for national alarm and swift action in a working country?

[Quame Jnr @quame_jnr1]

The way we disrespect human life in this country is really egregious. Why are doctors working with minimal resources, for 100+hrs a week while earning an erratic salary with ministers constantly deriding them???

[Paul Azunre @pazunre]

Naafi has contributed so much to our work, starting and growing with us for many years.

When he 1st joined @GhanaNLP he single-handedly ensured we could build a translator for Dagbani.

No complaints, no excuses, no waiting for someone to push him - he just did it. Talent!

[Paul Azunre @pazunre]

Here is my recap video for the @KhayaAI weekend drop
1. Khaya AI Speech Recognition expanded to 34 languages, outperforming Big Tech
2. Dondo OPEN SPEECH MODELS for 25+ languages OUT NOW on @huggingface
3. @claudeai + Khaya integration makes applications easy!!!

All links👇🏾

[Paul Azunre @pazunre]

Yesterday, Ghana's finance minister @Cassielforson presented 2026 mid-year budget review

To increase accessibility of this information to people who may not speak English, I created an explainer of his report in Twi & Ewe - using @KhayaAI @claudeai Skills.

Took me <20 mins!

[FAYALORRRD @faya_lorrrd]

A man with 19 years of institutional experience and GH¢444 million in secured funding is about to spend his first semester as VC fighting a culture war over student hairstyles instead of pushing research output or industry partnerships further.

Jesus Christ, man

[Kyei Mensah @KyeiMensah_]

I truly despise AI music. Worst thing ever.

[Mira ✨ @Mira_Lambo]

The media is part of the problem too, wallahi. There’s severe flooding and you’re interviewing Kwesi Botchway. Is he a flood management expert? Is he an engineer? What exactly is he supposed to tell us about the causes or solutions? At times, it feels like we’re more interested in political commentary than hearing from the people who can actually explain what’s happening.

[A 360-Creative Nomad @Poetyk_Prynx]

One thing I dislike about our media is how when we are faced with a disaster, they don’t interview experts who understand the situation better.

They will go and platform politicians who are very much political party biased

[Jasmine. @jbnley]

mind you, every politician you’re making excuses for slept in a dry house on dry comfortable bed in AC but your friends, colleagues, family members have their property floating in the rain like bofloat. be sensible.

[Seyram @__theSeyram]

Your area isn’t safe from the floods, it’s just a matter of time. It might not be today but if the country isn’t fixed it’s going to get everywhere. Because we are now seeing areas that have never been flooded getting flooded hmm

[retired crashout🍁🦉🦘 @patageeee]

University students who are supposed to be critical and forward thinking citizens have aligned themselves to these devil incarnates parading themselves as saviours of the people.
Student politics on campuses have been corrupted by national parties.
Laying waste to everything.

[M.anifest @manifestive]

Please stop amplifying Ebo hwaen hwaen. People are going thru real tragic losses and trauma from the floods and here goes another charlatan that should never have been platformed being opportunistic. Kmt.

[Derick @1RealKayPee]

Leadership goes beyond using sirens in Land Cruisers to bully citizens on the road. At what point do we have a solution or a path to address the perennial floods in Accra? For more than 10 years every time it rains the whole city is choked. We need to do better.

[thousand. @oneman1000_]

party footsoldiers, pause your agendas and hold your bosses to a higher standard. there are basic things we need and we can only get if people like you put your foot down and call your bosses to order. the list is endless. please help hold the leaders accountable.

please.

[thousand. @oneman1000_]

and they will still find a way to politicize the emergency communication systems if they ever build it and use it to send party hashtags and campaign messages.

put the parties in rice.

[Samuel @kemistgold]

In all of this mess, nobody is acknowledging the traditional rulers' and councils' Greedy asses. Government norrrr everybody wan blame but morrow we know who go sell land again.

[thousand. @oneman1000_]

if it was sending messages to each Ghanaian in Election year, these politicians would have found a way. today, they can’t even reach every Ghanaian with an emergency alert on the floods.

sad.

[Osagyefo Oliver Barker-Vormawor @barkervogues]

A few days, when I saw how East Legon had flooded massively after 15mins of rain. I knew then that this country is doomed.

Bad governance reaps death and despair. #FixTheCountry

[Nana B. @koboateng]

In Ghana, the people who hold the country together are always the ones forced to protest.

Teachers protest over salary arrears. Nurses protest over unpaid salaries. Doctors threaten strikes after working for months without pay.

These are the people educating the next generation of Ghanaians and keeping them alive.

When will politicians also work for one year without pay? When will they protest like everyone else?