NUMO

[Timothy Selikem Korku Donkor @DonkorST]

No bike lanes in Ghana.
No sidewalks.

Are streets designed only for cars?
What thinking goes on in the Ministry of Roads?

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

This is how the West spread their so-called civilization in Africa. Shame.

[kevthewave @kevthewave]

To anyone clowning my Streamer University application: I get it. Putting yourself out there opens the door for criticism, jokes, and opinions. I’m not above that. But I think people underestimate how hard it is to publicly chase something you genuinely care about, especially when everyone can see you fail. A lot of the comments are about my views and whether I’m “big enough” to even try. But if ambition had requirements, most people would never start anything. Whether I get into Streamer U or not, I’m still proud that I tried. I’d rather take a shot at something I believe in than talk myself out of it because I was scared of being laughed at. Regardless I want to thank everyone supporting me in my streaming journey... Big things will be coming soon

[✭❀𝓜𝔄𝑿𝕚❀✵🪼 @softmaxxwell]

Still missing, please repost until he is found.💔😔

[MADE IN GHANA @_madeinghana_]

STREAMER UNIVERSITY ENTRY VIDEO 2026!! 🎓🔥

[Bennedict @BennieSonamzi]

He is still missing, please repost until he is found.

[Sé:gbɛ:gnön🍀 @KZankeli]

The Quaque family should rather be paying reparations to the state.

1. Philip Quaque’s father, Obirempong Cudjoe, was a caboceer.

2. If you didn't know, a caboceer was a big, strong & powerful African man whose job was to raid communities in the hinterlands, and capture free men, women & children for sale to Europeans as slaves.

3. This job became lucrative following the arrival of the Portuguese on the Gold Coast, continued under the Danes and the Dutch, and ended with the British.

4. Obirempong Cudjoe built a strong business relationship with the biggest slave trader of the 1750s in Anomabo, an Irishman named Richard Brew, who was governor of the Royal Africa Company (RAC) at the slave fort in Anomabo.

5. But for the enterprise in Gold Coast’s slave forts, which were the manger that served greener pastures to most British employees, Richard Brew, an unemployed drunkard back in Ireland, would have perished in poverty. Ironically, now we rather troop to their ends in search of greener pastures.

6. Together, Brew & Cudjoe profited from slavery. Part of those profits financed the education of Cudjoe's son, Philip Quaque, at Oxford. Quaque later became Africa's foremost Anglican priest and preacher at the slave forts. After returning from Oxford, however, he was alienated from his Fanti people, could no longer speak his mother tongue fluently, and began trading in slaves himself.

7. Richard Brew, on the other hand, undermined the RAC, made even greater profits, and built himself a fort named Castle Brew, which still stands in ruins at Anomabo.

8. To strengthen their relationship, Richard Brew's mulatto son from a caboceer's daughter, Henry Brew, married Quaque's sister, Abba Kayba. The Brew family in Ghana emerged from this union and developed into a large privileged lineage that persists to this day.

9. Kwesi Brew (poet, diplomat, & member of the first batch of students to attend Legon), his daughter Rama Brew (veteran actress), Marietta Brew (second female attorney-general & current chair of Legon Council), Amandzeba Nat Brew (celebrated musician), & hyphenated-and-allied Brews all descend from this lineage.

10. These descendants & their allied Quaque family should be among those held accountable for the ancestral debt.

11. They can begin by renaming the Quaque House at Adisadel College in memory of their enslaved victims, whose family names I would rather not mention to avoid stigmatization.

[Joe Parker @JoeParker_12]

TESANO: I caught him red-handed dropping an empty water sachet and I made him pick up.

@HonLindaAkweley @AccraMetropolis @MichaelKAllotey @LGSghana

#civicsensegh #ghanaletsdobetter #thinkrightactright

[Joe Parker @JoeParker_12]

Residences should be charged for these kinds of things. Sanitation Task Forces should hit the localities!
@HonLindaAkweley @AccraMetropolis @LGSghana @MichaelKAllotey

#civicsensegh #thinkrightactright #ghanaletsdobetter #KeepGhanaClean #SanitationMatters #sanitation

[Link Up TV @linkuptv]

A message to the people from @Skepta 🙏🇳🇬 The #EndSARS protest was just another reminder of all the injustice in Nigeria, they’re resilient people but they also need help to overcome the problems they’re facing

[NoteS. @NoteSphere]

Slawn for Nike x Nigeria’s Super Eagles (2026)

[Agozie_Okoye @YunKarzzy]

If the algorithm showed you my art I really appreciate any support I can get from you ✨

[Baftey🥷🏾 @akokc_davido]

please repost if you see this

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

I can't imagine what the boy is going through right now. Please help, if you can.

[NUMO @numofran6]

@bofrot1cedi repping !!!

[Pazienza✨#StopGalamseyNow @Bobthebuil19383]

Mind you this is mercury illegal miners in Ghana are polluting our waterbodies with. Hmm #StopGalamseyNow

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[Dr. Sharyf @drsharyf]

Please repost wide 🙏🏽❤️