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Accra, Ghana
Greater than Nkrumah
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That 24hrs economy was nkwasiakeka but most people in this country believed them no sensible person saw it as a serious program
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Since President Mahama allowed Kevin Taylor to insult Bawumia, see what Jollof is doing to the president. Eii So Mahama wont stop so that he will be free? Eii
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The Teacher Unions strike must continue!
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You arrested an innocent mother of three at 11 p.m., handcuffed her, and transported her from Techiman to Accra a journey of roughly eight hours. You held her beyond the constitutionally required 48 hours and denied her the right to bail. You then arraigned her before the Adenta Court and secured a two-week remand. On the date she was due back in court, her lawyers were told the trial judge had travelled out of the country, and the case was adjourned to Monday. Bail was later granted, yet the substantive matter has now been adjourned to 17 February 2027. So the question is this: is she no longer regarded as a threat to the President and his family? Have she and her alleged accomplice abandoned any plan to overthrow the administration of President John Dramani Mahama? God will judge everyone who had a hand in Salomey Awiti Bafoh’s ordeal. This is nothing but wickedness. Shame on all feminist
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Ghana's cedi emerged as Africa's worst-performing currency in the second quarter of this year[2026]... - World Bank Report #EIBNetwork #GHOneTV #GHOneNews #NewsAlert
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We don't want any dialogue...game on
She’s a very intelligent woman making contributions. There’s good reason for her to do what she’s doing – Freddie Blay on ‘Ghana Jollof’ - Freddie Blay, Former National Chairman of NPP youtube.com/live/5RQU11ZH6IM #JoyNews | #ThePulse
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Africa's Most Awarded… 🏆 Singer — WizKid 🏆 Rapper — Sarkodie 🏆 DJ — Black Coffee
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Ralph kwasia. I am here to show you all this again
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JUST IN‼️ Chairman Abronye set his cameras on the EOCO boss Raymond Acher did a whole expos’e on him. Eeeeeeish matters Dey ooo 😳😳😳😳
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Rasta men and now reposting Kojo Bamba Macho men are reposting Kojo Bamba The Ghottos are all reposting Kojo Bamba The street is now for Kojo Bamba Who remembers what Kalypo did for Nana Akuffo Addo in 2016. Kojo Bamba Effect NPP and Dr. Bawumia is winning 2028
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Bamba has proven to everyone that you don’t need to look like Pablo, Sam George, or Mustapha Gbandi to win elections. You can look healthy and still win.
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Kojo Bamba speaks for the first time after his victory on Saturday. In fact, this guy has home sense! 🔥🔥🫶🏽
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JUST IN‼️ Musa Dankwah Exposed Big Time See how how Musa Dankwah flopped in his polls whilst APL lash him Basabasa
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First National Vice Chairman, Kojo Bamba had a simple and clear message...🔥
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Prof. Dr. Dr. Ochtere Addai Mensah writes: THE NPP’S BAMBA QUESTION: COMPETENCE IS NOT A UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATE The mockery in some quarters’ surrounding Kwadwo Boadu’s ( Bamba) election as First Vice Chairman exposes a rather uncomfortable prejudice: the assumption that political leadership must be validated by academic pedigree. That is a dangerous standard for a political party is not a university faculty, and a First Vice Chairman is not being appointed to lecture constitutional law. The job is political organisation, mobilisation, strategy, coordination and, above all, delivery. If delegates considered Bamba the person best equipped to perform that role, his educational background does not invalidate their judgment. In fact, the argument that someone without a university degree is somehow unqualified for senior political leadership says more about the arrogance of the critic than about the capacity of the politician. Politics has never been a contest in which certificates alone produce results. Ghana’s political history is full of people whose influence came from organising people, understanding communities, building relationships, taking risks and delivering under pressure. Those are skills that cannot always be acquired in a lecture hall. And there is another point the critics conveniently miss: Bamba did not appoint himself. Delegates elected him. If people who actually participated in the party's internal democratic process assessed the candidates and placed Bamba ahead of Nana Bee and Nana Akomea, the appropriate question is not, “Where is his university degree?” The appropriate question is, “What did the delegates see in him?” Perhaps they saw something increasingly important in modern political competition: practical political competence. The NPP has every right to evolve from a party whose leadership credentials are judged partly by social status and educational pedigree into one that places greater emphasis on political effectiveness (especially if the happenings on the political front are a foretaste of how the 2028 elections will be fought). If that is what this election represents, then it should be welcomed rather than ridiculed. The real examination begins now. Bamba must prove that the confidence placed in him was justified. He must organise, mobilise, build unity, withstand political pressure and contribute meaningfully to the party's preparations for 2028. If he fails, critics will have their evidence. If he succeeds, the “no university degree” argument will be exposed for what it always was: an argument from prejudice rather than performance. Ultimately, the ballot of delegates is a more relevant qualification for a party office than the sneer of spectators. THE NPP HAS ELECTED A POLITICIAN, NOT A PROFESSOR. Now let the man work. The Horns of the Altar!!!
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If ebi Stonebwoy wey do concert yedee wey Sark post this like he go talk say ebi secof him Sarkodie made this tweet
No one wins in this game of life… just enjoy it
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Man of the people🫡🔥🔥 We love Nana, forever 💖
Akuffo Addo deɛ guyman ooo😂❤️🔥Oluu preman
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Teachers, show patriotism and return to classrooms while negotiations continue... - Baba Jamal (MP, Ayawaso East) to teachers on strike. #EIBNetwork #GHOneTV #GHOneNews #NewsAlert
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The delegates choosing Bamba over someone like Akomea tells you everything about the mood of the grassroots. Enough of the long Shakespearean english. The grassroots are hungry for action. We want to fight, rebuild, and take the fight straight to the NDC. Dont stop us🔥💪
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This bi what we wan see o. Hardness, fearlessness, badness. Bamab wati🔥🔥🔥
Kwadwo Bambaaaaa 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣🤣🤣
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