We will continue pushing our advocacy on import duties for cars and data prices. Will need to draft over 1,000 credible posts to sustain the campaign over the long term, while also managing my schedule. So it won’t happen right now. It may take a year or two, but I believe the public outrage in just these few tweets should show the government that people are not happy with what is going on.
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This throwback is from 3 years ago. I pray it brings you a smile.
Don’t let my looks deceive you, I am alive by God’s permission period.
While we wait for help, please keep me in your prayers 🙏.
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@Amegaxi I understand immediately they pour the powder on you, there’s nothing else you can do - feels like you lose your strength to resist. How true is that?
Stop jaywalking and use designated crossing points. Board and alight only at approved bus stops. Drivers should only pick up and drop off passengers at designated bus stops, not on highways. Together, let’s keep our roads safe and save lives. 🛣️❤️
A soon-to-be resident of Nanakrom at Ashaley Botwe, Nicholas Krobea Asante, has expressed frustration over the poor state of roads in the community, saying he sometimes wishes he could “take the laws into my own hands” to fix the numerous potholes.
Speaking during the National Two-Day Clean-Up Exercise, Mr. Asante also pledged his support towards improving sanitation in the area, revealing his willingness to partner with the Assembly Member by providing a truck for refuse collection to help keep the community clean.
Being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus. Have faith and a blessed day. Ameeennn 🙏🏾🙏🏾
“Ghana doesn't have a flooding problem. Ghana has a mindset problem."
One of the strongest statements from our latest conversation with the founder of Bus Stop Boys.
Do you agree?