We are not ready to solve this problem because solving it is very very easy😂.
A student’s school placement has allegedly been swapped. Ok so what next? The system’s audit logs should reveal who made or authorised the change, together with the exact date and time it occurred.
If this change was processed electronically, it should have generated an audit trail.
Even if records were deliberately deleted, forensic recovery and correlation with other systems may still reveal what happened.
This is precisely how alleged corruption should be investigated: follow the digital evidence, identify everyone involved.
DAY 17 IN ICU: When the Advocate Becomes the Patient
By Bethlyn Nana Adjoa Arthur - The Global Voice for Sickle Cell
Today marks my 17th day in ICU, battling one of the worst sickle-cell crises I have ever faced.
There is an irony I cannot ignore.
I have spent years speaking about sickle cell, encouraging warriors, challenging stigma and reminding people that we can still dream, work, love, lead and thrive. Yet today, the advocate is the patient. The voice that speaks for others is fighting to stay alive.
This experience is reminding me that living boldly with sickle cell does not mean the disease has disappeared. Strength does not mean we do not suffer. Smiling does not mean we are not in pain. And advocacy does not make us immune.
I have often said we can Thrive Beyond Sickle Cell. Day 17 is teaching me that thriving does not always look like standing strong. Sometimes it is simply making it through another day. Sometimes it is allowing others to carry you when your own body cannot.
Being in ICU has not silenced the message. If anything, it has made it more urgent. Behind every statistic is a human being. Behind every crisis is a family waiting, hoping and praying. And behind many smiles are battles the world may never see.
Today, I am still in ICU. I am still fighting. I am still believing.
Please keep me - and every sickle-cell warrior fighting a difficult crisis today - in your thoughts and prayers.
I am Bethlyn Arthur. The Global Voice for Sickle Cell. Even from this ICU bed, the message remains: Thrive Beyond Sickle Cell.
Hi guys,
I come to you today to seek financial help for this lady here for a surgery. She contacted me via someone I know and after seeing what she’s been going through really broke me. She’s suffering from dystonia and been bleeding for so many months now. Please any amount will be greatly appreciated. She needs more than a million Ghana cedis. Please see flyer for all the details and you can call her to know more about this disorder. Please help her‼️
In all this men are enjoying pass. 🤣🤣
For all their sense, their response to a bad husband or boyfriend is to rather go and sleep with another man. Mind you, that man is a bad husband or boyfriend to another woman 🤣🤣
That’s how you’re all mixing diseases and babies.
This appearance meant more than most 🥹❤️
Australian rugby league player Jai Arrow had retired after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease, just two games short of 100 appearances for his club, South Sydney Rabbitohs.
His club secured special approval for him to start their final two regular-season matches, coming off after the opening seconds. Even the opposition clubs backed it.
And this is the moment he reached his 100th.
When you’ve spent years sharing a dressing room with the lads, walking out alongside them becomes something you almost take for granted. I can only imagine what it meant to Jai to pull that shirt on and join them again.
So pleased he got to have this moment with his club and his family.
Class from everyone who made this happen 👏
(🎥: nrlonnine)
BREAKING FROM CAPE COAST:
Fosu Lagoon’s filthy secret EXPOSED!
Cleanups are NOT the fix—they’re a desperate last-ditch RESPONSE to total chaos!
We need BRUTAL sanitation law enforcement, EXPLOSIVE public education, and waste systems that actually WORK—NOW!
Manufacturers: OWN the trash you flood the market with!
Consumers: OWN every piece of garbage you toss!
Authorities: ENFORCE THE RULES or watch the lagoon—and our future—DIE!
Standard Water said, ‘Dr George, we’re going to take care of everything water related for you and brand the bottles as well.
Dem spoil there give we! 💙❤️
Female students of Afia Kobi Apem Senior High School have tested a newly developed firefighting drone designed and built by the school’s STEM department as part of efforts to demonstrate its ability to assist in firefighting operations.
[🎥: Ama Papabi]