Super proud of my sister! ๐ฅนโค๏ธ
Now introducing; T.O Fatiregun, ESQ
LL.B (Hons), B.L., AICMC
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.
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I keep saying that we Ghanaians ought to protest more about water shortages because how are we living like this???
Water flows in Nyaniba once a week for about a few hours and it's turned off for another week or two. My cousin came with buckets and gallons to fetch water cos the polytank was completely empty!
Another cousin called and asked if she could come bath at my place.
Basic water. Water which gives life, we don't get yet when the bill comes over 100 cedis!
Does water flow in your area? What's the frequency and quality?
The saddest part of Ghanaโs problems is not that we lack solutions; it is that we have watched the same failures repeat for years until they became part of our everyday reality. Broken streetlights, flooding, galamsey destroying our rivers, unbearable rent costs, stagnant salaries, and rising living expenses are no longer treated as emergencies they have become things we simply learn to live with.
A country cannot progress when suffering becomes normal and accountability becomes optional. The real danger is not only the problems we face, but the fact that we are slowly becoming comfortable with them.
#StopGalamseyNow #BrownMonday
How can Afari Hospital from 2008 cost $180 million but El Salvador inaugurated one the largest and most modern hospital in Latin America, two times the size of this hospital in 2026 with over 600 beds and multiple intensive care unit; built for $62 million.
How?!
Itโs been raining cat and dogs for some weeks now and Iโm yet to see a proper campaign on how citizens can stay safe during these times, where the homeless can go seek shelter, where they can go to for food, etc.
People have lost their homes and properties howโs govt assisting ?