Karen

I beg, don’t dm.🙏🏾

[Karen @tequila__xx]

Sick and tired

[Darlin’K @__kwakyewaa__]

You know what’s sad? meeting a good person during your “I hate men” era. Cos now you’re the wrong one but it’s not entirely your fault cos you’re struggling to figure out if it’s love bombing or genuine love till you end up losing them cos you can’t fully trust them.

[Naa Shɔmɛ @_shorshor]

Just here to introduce @badassboz to those of you who might not know her — Special Envoy and Ambassador TO the Diaspora. If their jobs are basically December enjoyment they shouldn’t worry. We will put the Detty in Detty December for them. #OccupyJulorbiHouse

[SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 @SIKAOFFICIAL1]

Doctors have to resort to using voltic bottles to do CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) for premature babies or newborns with respiratory difficulties to aid them until they can breathe on their own.

This is why we all need to be part of the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest.

Credit: @ayam_a_bawse

[EFIAODO @Efiaodo1]

The Board of overseers at Harvard University, Dr Sangu Delle has stated that there’s no conference at Howard University that costs $30,000 for attendees and Adwoa Safo and others need to be jailed for such reckless abuse of public funds”. Criminals in power!!

[SIKAOFFICIAL🦍 @SIKAOFFICIAL1]

A lot of people are asking, “what’s the OccupyJulorbiDemo about?” Let’s break it down for you.

Julorbi is a deliberate misspelling of Jubilee House, Ghana’s seat of government.
Julorbi is a Ga word which means child of a thief.
This hashtag was coined by Democracy Hub, an Accra-based civil society group to help seek reforms in the country.

The reasons for the protest includes:
1. The economic mismanagement by the incumbent government
2. Corruption scandals which are not addressed but swept under the carpet
3. Ineffective health-care system in Ghana
4. Countless human rights abuse that have occurred under the current government and the previous ones
5. Abuse of power and authority by those Ghanaians have selected to lead them as a people.

The protest was supposed to come off on 21st September, 2023, which is symbolic because it marks the birthday of Kwame Nkrumah, who fought for Ghana’s independence. However, what was supposed to be a peaceful protest was disrupted as police men came in their numbers and arrested all those who happened to be at the convergence point and even arrested innocent bystanders whose only crimes were that they happened to be in a black or red outfit.

There were reports of people being beaten up and phones being seized so that there won’t be evidence of occurrences. Journalists and lawyers were not left out of this maltreatment by the police whose primary mandate is to serve and protect with integrity.

The protest continues today with full force as the spirits of Ghanaians refuses to be let down by the activities of yesterday.
The fight for a better Ghana is a collective effort that requires unity, determination and the active participation of every citizen.

[kira 👾 @kirawontmiss]

@SalleyBMitchell yeah

[introvert @livewithnoregrt]

it’s a shame when someone turns out exactly how they said they wouldn’t

[jay ✰ @jayythewave]

when i put “???” in a conversation this is exactly my face behind the phone

[NanaThan⍟s @Nana_Thanos]

Train a child the way he should... NO! I meant train ur pet the right way so they wont go astray 😂💔

[OMOTAYO Of Lagos 💥 @Tee_Classiquem1]

A man took you on a date, you left him on the seat and went to the toilet to have sex with a random guy you just met at the loacation, see many of these Gen z girls deserve all these deadbeats men they always end up with because trust me many of them don't appreciate good men

[. @FutureKingArt]

Take your relationship with God more seriously.

[Nandi 🤍💜🤍 @pallnandi]

Having sex with just one person is enough.