You went to school and were taught hyperbole for a reason. It was not just to pass exams, it was to help you comprehend statements like this. That video didn’t have everyone holding a gun, how then does the statement not scream hyperbole to you? GES tho, goddamn
The absolute claim “everyone in town owns” a firearm arm creates a misleading impression.
readers unfamiliar w/ GH & Dagbon culture and musketry cld conclude everyone owns a weapon in Yendi.
Creates impression Yendi is lawless.
Your comment comes across as fact with no context.
If supposedly educated people cannot think outside the box for elementary problems, then the verdict on our education system is pretty damning. Talmbout who will fund it. Who has been funding it so far?
Who will fund the voting system elections?
The nation or the party?
If I used to pay EC 30k to supervise elections of 500 delegates and you’re sending the total number to 50,000, who will pay the electoral commission?
@emma_jnrk On the contrary, research in Ghana has shown consistently that trotros need to be phased out. Your suggestion is that we ‘blindly’ continue using a system that has proven not to work in any country. Ghana, Nigeria and others that runs ou kind of model never develop.
@emma_jnrk lol at ‘blindly copying’. All the systems you see in other countries, they also copied from somewhere because they’re not encumbered by a needless shame of copying successful models from others. The solutions they have are well researched solutions.
@Ghfixthecountry@eph_ya And as the state that trained you to work in its institutions says it has neither the fiscal or operational space for them, your logic is that they wait on end till that space pops up. Nice one, you had me there. Kudos.
@Ghfixthecountry@eph_ya Exactly. “Publicly trained and licensed teachers aren't meant for private hustle culture.” I am glad we’ve agreed teachers over the world get trained to wait on government employment. Long may it continue 🤝
@eph_ya@Ghfixthecountry That’s what they’ve been made to believe. Also, the politicians deserve it because that’s what they’ve campaigned on instead of telling the people the truth; The purpose of schooling is not to wait on direct government jobs.
Kudos, we need a lot more well intentioned people in our sports. However, I have a challenge with the naming. I believe the Bekwaiman FC was more befitting to help with community ownership and fan loyalty. This is global best practice. ‘Dreams’ ‘Genius’ ‘Nations’ dier someway.
Just acquired a Division 2 team in Ghana 🇬🇭 I’m excited to help showcase the incredible talent in Ghana by providing opportunities for the people of Sefwi Bekwai!
Ready to play football manager in real life with real money! 💰 #GeniuzStarsFC
Just acquired a Division 2 team in Ghana 🇬🇭 I’m excited to help showcase the incredible talent in Ghana by providing opportunities for the people of Sefwi Bekwai!
Ready to play football manager in real life with real money! 💰 #GeniuzStarsFC
@yawwsam Interesting. I wish you the best and hope one day, you would consider a name change that reflects the community your team represents. Kindly let community engagement be one of your priorities through all means necessary especially in-person and social media. You have my support.
@solar_plexuss Totally understand your sentiment. My intention was to keep the club name as Bekwaiman, however there were some issues with GFA and the club, and they asked us to change the name of the team to stay active. That’s the only reason why the name change happened!
Also, Bekwaiman is more original as you’re unlikely to find another Bekwaiman across the world but you could easily find another genius something something. Naming of clubs should reflect the community that club represents and that’s what build long term fan loyalty.
If Alexander Afenyo-Markin (NOT honorable) can speak openly like this and spew absolute garbage to politicize a case that only prosecutes an illiterate person and an offender for violating forestry and environmental laws, then it means that the NPP party aids and abets and is criminally liable for obstructing justice. In any serious country, a speech like this can be punished when it crosses into incitement of imminent lawless action. These are not leaders, I am NOT sorry to say; these are “educated illiterates” who have no interest in building our country, let alone restoring our wastelands resulting from mindless illegal mining. SHAME! 🤢
@Akwasidaddy@NotSlightlyUsed In your mind development is just buildings, roads and shiny infrastructure. With civilization (seen through behaviors and actions) comes development. The people’s depth of thought and actions shows how mentally developed they are which translates into outward development.
China sentences corrupt leaders to death
Ghanaian tax payer : This is a working country.
Ghana sentences corrupt leaders to 20 years.
Ghanaian voters : We shall see when power changes.