That stupid walk you do when someone's mopping a floor and you know you're gonna walk over it but you want them to see how sorry you are to be walking over it
Any student on my timeline getting ready for NSS this year and has these skills
- Automations eg. Zapier, N8n
- Process mapping
- Systems thinking skills
Kindly dm. Please share widely
GHANA NEEDS A PRICE CONTROL POLICY
GHANA NEEDS A PRICE CONTROL POLICY
GHANA NEEDS A PRICE CONTROL POLICY
GHANA NEEDS A PRICE CONTROL POLICY
GHANA NEEDS A PRICE CONTROL POLICY
Driving home, 2011. Checkpoint. Drunk policeman.
3 gun shots, one bullet punched through my car boot into my right hand.
That hand once edit, animated, paid bills and fed my family. Overnight it became dead weight.
Career gone. Marriage cracked. Mind still bleeding daily.I sued the Nigeria Police.
2015: Federal High Court ordered them to fund reconstructive surgery to restore my life.
Eleven years later: zero naira, zero apology, zero accountability.
I still can’t fully use the hand they destroyed. Still begging strangers so I don’t lose it forever.
The Nigeria Police that shot me ignores the court. Who protects the rest of us?
@MobilePunch@TunjiDisu1@UNDP @NhrcNigeria
#NigeriaPoliceNotYourFriend #JusticeForTomori
The lives of 'ordinary' Ghanaians must mean something in this country. They really must.
13 people perished in a ghastly accident this morning. A fifteen year old child has lost both legs. And across official Ghana, it is business as usual. There has been little to no reaction from government.
Elsewhere in the world, when tragedies of this scale occur, political leaders fall over themselves to respond with statements upon statements extending condolences to victims, survivors and their families. There is a visible, human acknowledgment that something terrible has happened. Our politicians cannot be bothered, and that is putting it generously. Not even for the optics.
We all know, of course, that if a politician had died in similar circumstances, even in the course of their private lives, the national response would be remarkably different. You would feel it. The flags, the tributes, the solemn announcements. Thisvcountry would pause. 13 ordinary people died this morning, and the country has not paused.
13 people. Mothers. Fathers. Children. Breadwinners. Everyday people, just like you and I, who left their homes this morning for work, for school, for the hospital, for whatever reason life demanded of them that day. They are gone. In one fell swoop. And the numbers may yet rise.
It could be any of us. We all leave our homes every single day. We all make that same journey.
The lives of ordinary Ghanaians must mean something. It is long past time this country started acting like they do.
They are very well aware of your strives and suffering trying to make a decent living, they simply do not care
They know w'akyi gu hc, They know when smocks are being made fun of but they don't know your roads are bad, your hospitals are lacking... Interesting world we live in