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FOR SALE: Executive 5-BR Home in Spintex Com 17
• 5 Bed | 2 Living Areas | Dining Room
• Detached 3-BR Boys' Quarters
• Large Garage + Massive Paved Compound
• Upper Balcony, Gazebo & Landscaped Garden
📍 Spintex Community 17
DM or Call/WhatsApp [0544493297].
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#ghanamusic
no one is against road safety, but you can’t be so eager to enforce laws and collect fines while doing so little to fix the roads and traffic situation.
at this point, it sure feels like this initiative is an extortion than a solution. let's protest it!
“If you call the Traffitech call centre after receiving a ticket to dispute the violation, and investigations establish that you indeed breached road traffic regulations, you will receive an additional fine.”
— Chief Inspector Frempong Ayeh cautions motorists against falsely disputing traffic violations, warning that an additional fine will be imposed if investigations confirm the offence.
How did a small African island with barely any natural resources manage to achieve what Ghana, with all its gold, cocoa and oil, is still struggling to do?
I’ve been reading about Mauritius and its story has really made me think. Ghana gained independence in 1957. Mauritius gained independence 11 years later, in 1968.
At the time, Mauritius depended heavily on sugar. Today, it has built an economy around tourism, manufacturing, financial services and technology. The average Mauritian produces roughly 5 times the economic output of the average Ghanaian. They also have a higher life expectancy and better human development indicators.
Mauritius didn’t need one president to rule for 30 years to achieve this. They’ve had different governments, different political parties and peaceful transfers of power. What they managed to do was maintain important national priorities even when leadership changed.
What would Ghana look like today if, instead of every government trying to leave its own legacy, we had spent the last 30 years building on what the previous government started?
Maybe the real achievement isn’t finding a leader who can transform a country in 8 years. Maybe it’s building a country that doesn’t have to start again every time it elects a new leader.
Your womb is BIOLOGY. God gave it to you for free.
A rich man’s bank account is not BIOLOGY.
No man is born with a million dollars in his balls. He had to BUILD that.
You want to trade something you got for free for something he bled for? Are you smart at all?
A man who wants kids first asks: can I feed them? Can I house them? Can I protect them?
That's why you don't see homeless dudes demanding babies. Real men don't breed if they can't provide.
You on the other hand - you WANT the baby. You open your legs, you get pregnant, you keep it. That's 100% your choice.
Now let's talk about the rich man you want.
He didn't wake up rich. He got humiliated. He got rejected. He worked while you were partying. He lost friends, lost sleep, risked his last dollar. For YEARS.
And you just show up after the hard part is over and say "what's yours is ours because I have a womb?"
That's entitlement.
If birth is the price for money, then every broke woman would be a wife. But she isn't.
Before Traffitech went live, we challenged the Police to fix some of the logical glitches. We pleaded with them not to succumb to katanomics.
Of course, they won't listen. But all the same, we have decided to document the issues for posterity.
https://t.co/KBxgqZS8LM