A Nigerian teenager was thrown in prison at 14 years old and his name was changed by the police and prison officials so that his family will never find him.
He was only released 18 years later. Why is this story not trending? Jesus!
Joojo Rocky Obeng is a terrible human being and an abuser
See him following Kennedy up and down and shouting number one
I have 2kids with this animals and he broke my head and windscreen on December 17th 2025 infront of our 3year old who’s now traumatized and our 11weeks old!!!
@MTNGhana I just bought airtime and it’s not up to 40 mins, I didn’t even do anything and it’s already finished. This is not the first time. I have complained soo many times and probably because the amounts are small, nothing is being done about it. I’m honestly tired!
Hello Doc, my team and I at https://t.co/ASIiVeemuk would love to collaborate with you and your amazing students to create outdoor sculptures that elevate the great work you’re doing. Excited to connect!
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@wode_maya There’s more to it than just visa free. Trading amongst ourselves without invisible barriers which can be solved by the harmonisation of standards, conformity assessment, among others which @GhanaStandards is working hard towards achieving that.
On August 28, 2025, I discovered artwork on rocks in Akamade, Ghana's Savannah Region.
The rocks are strewn throughout a forest and I am keen to find out what they are.
Some archaeologists at the University of Ghana believe they are Kufic Arabic inscriptions and could tell a tale of the start of education in Ghana.
I am currently searching for academic institutions interested in conducting research to decipher the texts.
@CNN@AlJazeeraWorld@BBCWorld@SkySportsNews@trt@BrownUniversity@SyracuseU
Kindly contact me on [email protected], [email protected], or 233 248648456 if you're keen in archaeological research, rock artistry, history, and an explorer.
Dear @GhanaMFA and Minister in charge @S_OkudzetoAblak ,
Many times I am on the side of criticizing government for all the wrong things they do. But today, I want to give a big shout out to you and your ministry for the transformative work you’re doing. A couple of weeks ago, I applied for a passport for my sister. I filled the forms online which took less than 15 mins to do. I also made the payment online and payment was confirmed within 2 mins of completing the transaction. I was able to schedule the date for her biometrics and she was attended to within an hour and half when she got there.
I am happy to say your ministry delivered my sister’s passport in timely manner. During the wait time, I decided to put to test your ministry’s responsiveness to customers. I used the online chat and I had someone assigned to me within 10 mins of waiting (which is not bad giving my experience from advanced economies). He introduced himself as Prince Osei and was not only patient but professional in his responses. At some point, I nearly asked for his momo number to send him something as tip 😆. Please extend my commendation to him.
Although, I could track the status of her application online, I asked my sister to call the passport office line and they promptly responded to her and answered the questions she had.
What’s more exciting is that after the passport was delivered, I not only received a delivery notification via email but a link was provided to give feedback on the service. I think you check all the boxes in my book and you and your ministry represent how government ministries and institutions ought to serve Ghanaians.
I congratulate you and hope you’re using the feedback to continuously improve your services.
If a food dye is risky enough to be banned in the US, it should not be in Nigerian markets, yet synthetic colours linked to health concerns are still turning up in the products we consume.