Eric A. Abbey

...GOD IS THE ANSWER

[Eric A. Abbey @Rulinkid]

@hockemania …three bedroom house located in Accra, Ghana for a cool price. Call us for more deals here in Ghana [phone]

[Eric A. Abbey @Rulinkid]

@eddie_wrt …it might be content

[Eric A. Abbey @Rulinkid]

@SIKAOFFICIAL1 …how did these products get into our markets?

[EL-DAD @ChristDeKing]

In context, watch what the Ghana Scholarship Secretariat uses your tax-paying money for...

Ghana ehn 🤦🏾‍♂️

[Eric A. Abbey @Rulinkid]

@withAlvin__ @mrr_zenith 🤣🤣🤣

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

In the 1960s, Ghana 🇬🇭 was more focused on innovation and manufacturing before Kwame Nkrumah’s government was toppled by a CIA-backed coup.

[Eric A. Abbey @Rulinkid]

@eddie_wrt …it’s a restaurant, I went by the place yesterday afternoon sef o. So sorry

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

Nothing but the truth. The survival of the European race.

[Kobe Boujee @kobe_boujee88]

The Ghana “1966 boycott” which changed FIFA World Cup forever

[Slime🐍 @ItsKingSlime]

Some girls led Yung Mooch to KKK leader Thomas Robb’s house so he could interview him & Thom actually let him 😳👀

Thom explains that he’s “friendly” with everyone & even offers to give Mooch a ride home, but wants white people to live separately

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

In the 1960s, Ghana was preparing to build one of Africa's earliest nuclear research reactors. By early 1966, the project was reportedly 90% complete. Then, President Kwame Nkrumah was overthrown in a coup, and the project was abandoned. Ghana didn't get a working reactor until 1995, and it was far smaller than the one originally planned.

[Sé:gbɛ:gnön🍀 @KZankeli]

They Fought the British Together, Then Fought Each Other Before Independence | Ashanti vs. Nkrumah

1. In the 1950s, Ashanti leaders looked at the rise of Kwame Nkrumah and the CPP and saw not liberation, but control.
They wanted autonomy, even federalism, fearing that the richest territory of the Gold Coast would be ruled by a distant central government led by one man.

2. The unease cut deeper because this ruler was Black, African, and unapologetically centralist.
For Ashanti elites, colonial domination had merely changed hands. And they would rather be a separatist nation, ruled by their king, than be a part of the budding independent African nation.

3. In this rare footage and testimony, chiefs, lawyers, and power brokers explain why Ashanti resisted Nkrumah’s vision and how unity fractured on the eve of freedom.
Watch closely. The road to independence was never one road.
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[Adiyisem @yohane_adiyisem]

@SIKAOFFICIAL1 She speaks with confidence. The ladies should watch and learn . Not be everyday buy pizza , buy this buy that for me . Go school and get a future for yourself

[Zoom Afrika @zoomafrika1]

This is what the children of Congo go through everyday so that you can have iPhone 17 Pro Max, Samsung S26U and other Gadgets 💔

[New Direction AFRICA @Its_ereko]

Decolonizing the mind through African spirituality. The West took the body, now they want the soul. But the ancestors still speak. The roots are deeper than the chains.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

This is more than disgusting.

[𝕏 Ghana 🇬🇭 @xghana_]

A Ghanaian lady has corrected the Yoruba community in Ghana after one of their leaders claimed that the word “trotro” was coined from the Yoruba phrase “Toro Toto”

[0wura🥷🏾 @Twum_111]

I support what this man is saying. Let’s continue to use our platform to hold our leaders accountable 🤝

[Eric A. Abbey @Rulinkid]

@Teeniiola …advertise with your numbers cos fraud boys go pay you do Night Shift with them waa 😂😂😂