@0seiparry @thenanaaba He never excluded the MPs. It was advice for the general public. He also never said you shouldn't study abroad. He was specifically on 'kids'. In fact, he said you could do that at the first degree, masters etc level.
@LilQweci@thenanaaba In Ghana, we the ordinary citizens are worse as compared to the politicians. Besides, it's our culture and attitudes that have made the politicians take us for granted.
@Richiefopq@thenanaaba Please,watch the full video. You may understand him. Don't just concentrate on the news headline. He specifically spoke about 'kids'. He never said you shouldn't go abroad to study at all. He said you can do that for children at a degree, masters and PhD level.
@thenanaaba Why do you all have a general impression that all politicians children are automatically abroad?
He never said you shouldn't go abroad to study, please. He was specifically about "kids". In fact, he said you send them there to study at the first degree, masters etc.
@yvepedersen@thenanaaba Why do you all have a general impression that all politicians children are automatically abroad?
He never said you shouldn't go abroad to study, please. He was specifically about "kids". In fact, he said you send them there to study at the first degree, masters etc.
I expressed my appreciation to all those who answered the President’s call and participated in today’s exercise. Let us maintain this spirit of collective responsibility beyond today by keeping our surroundings clean, protecting our drainage systems, and working together to prevent future flooding. A cleaner Ghana requires a sustained commitment from Government, institutions, communities, and every citizen.
@just_kwazy@S_OkudzetoAblak Your comprehension is even bad. The action was taken by the Ghana Immigration Service, not lunatics and drug addicts parading themselves as citizens.