@GeorgeAnagli 1/8 I have seen alot of misinformation or lack of information going on here in the comments. Before anything else, you should know every major social media app we use here is banned in China, and itโs not a new thing, this goes far back decades ago. Even google has had it shareโฆ
GHANAIAN EXCELLENCE
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Meet Kofi Asante, the Ghanaian-American founder of @BluecoreCo and the first Black founder of a nuclear energy company, who has just raised $10M to build floating nuclear power plants.
Based out of the Port of Long Beach, the company is shrinking nuclear reactors onto barges to deliver zero-emission electricity to ports, data centers, and eventually cargo ships. In the attached video, Kofi Asante emphasizes the importance of diversity in tech and views clean energy as a human right.
As the world enters a new era of energy demand, the company is engineering solutions and bringing energy directly to where it is needed.
As young Ghanaians with the vision of transforming our country, it is incredibly encouraging to see what Kofi has been able to achieve with his company. There is so much potential across Africa, and I believe the next generation of Ghanaian innovators, engineers, entrepreneurs, and scientists have a critical role to play in shaping what that future looks like.
Congratulations to Kofi Asante and the entire team.
https://t.co/xtwVjRCEvK
@Sherif_madeit@thenanaaba I feel you. I have had my own wahala with UPSA. I recently went to my department to have a conversation on how some of this issues are been communicated to us student and i donโt think there is hope for change.
@thenanaaba When introducing a major procedural change that could determine whether students sit an examination, communication should be comprehensive, implementation should be reasonable, and first-time enforcement should allow for some flexibility.