This is where I think out loud
Accra, Ghana
Joined August 2018
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Kal De Guy retweeted
I am very happy to see all the engagement and support for the Black Challenge following my visit and donation to them. This drums home the need for continued support, inclusion, and calling out any act of mockery towards disability.
All the very Best at the WAFF Amputee World Cup Tournament in Mexico..
Kal De Guy retweeted
So when I die, two Angels will come to my grave and they’ll question me in Arabic “Morobuka” and if I can’t reply them, they’ll torment a Yoruba for not speaking Arabic, Mädness
Kal De Guy retweeted
The biggest problem is law enforcement! The municipal assemblies are sleeping on the job!
Sometimes, the problem with Ghana isn’t even the government. It’s Ghanaians themselves! 😭🇬🇭
Look at the newly constructed Kasoa–Winneba road (still under construction). The pedestrian walkway hasn’t even had time to age, and some people are already claiming portions of it like family property.
Then tomorrow, we’ll be on social media shouting that Ghana is not developing.
How do you demand a Dubai-standard country with this kind of behaviour? Must the government employ a police officer to stand beside every pavement before we learn to behave?
Chale, some of us want a better Ghana, but are we even ready to live in one?
🎥: BenArcherTV
Kal De Guy retweeted
I feel like Sam George was bullied as a child so he approaches every confrontation as an attack
Kal De Guy retweeted
If society were a union of wise and morally righteous men, there would ne no need for government.
As Hobbes argued, one of the reasons for a civil society, thus a government, is for laws to be made and duties imposed such that men who violate the rules can be held accountable.
All failures of the citizens are failures of government.
A competent government would have caused arrest, seized and confiscated items, and imposed a fine.
Let us not make excuses for an incompetent government by pointing moral fingers at citizens.
Sometimes, the problem with Ghana isn’t even the government. It’s Ghanaians themselves! 😭🇬🇭
Look at the newly constructed Kasoa–Winneba road (still under construction). The pedestrian walkway hasn’t even had time to age, and some people are already claiming portions of it like family property.
Then tomorrow, we’ll be on social media shouting that Ghana is not developing.
How do you demand a Dubai-standard country with this kind of behaviour? Must the government employ a police officer to stand beside every pavement before we learn to behave?
Chale, some of us want a better Ghana, but are we even ready to live in one?
🎥: BenArcherTV
Kal De Guy retweeted
How tf you gone tell me it could never be odorless? I got firsthand experience wit this shit
Kal De Guy retweeted
Tax payers have to pay for this, while the greedy bastards that destroyed this continue to walk free and call the rest of us poor. Galamsey is just evil.
Government has handed 60 hectares of the degraded Apamprama Forest Reserve to three contractors for reclamation.
This comes on the back of a successful pilot reclamation of 22 hectares two years ago.
About 1500 hectares of the Apamprama forest reserve has been degraded by illegal gold miners since 2017.
#JoyNews
Kal De Guy retweeted
This is a major leadership failure. This is not complimentary on your end Mr Agbodza
Workers should have a level of internal responsibility to do work without your presence
You need to release them from the contract, they are showing they can’t work.
You’re entertaining jokers
I've decided to stay on site with contractors until they finish their work... - Kwame Governs Agbodza (Minister, Roads & Highways)
#EIBNetwork #GHOneTV
#GHOneNews #NewsAlert
Kal De Guy retweeted
Almost every Ghanaians is against making dual citizens qualify to become MPs yet the NDC and NPP caucus in Parliament are bent on making it happen.
What kind of democracy is this? Where the position of some few elites take precedence over the position of the entire citizenry.
Kal De Guy retweeted
As a man, if you have half the audacity and delusion that women have, you will be unstoppable in life.
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Kal De Guy retweeted
When we came in,the state was owing gratuity from 1998-2008 of over N16b. As of today, all gratuities have been fully paid-Gov Peter Obi
Kal De Guy retweeted
Charley make we talk true 10/15 years ago then the BECE apor really thick ooh kweerrr no be apor aaa like many of you get like 25 then things 😂
Kal De Guy retweeted
We saw some of you aggregate 6,7 niggas for SHS o 😭🤣 we go talk the apor matter next time
Kal De Guy retweeted
“Wana time if you get aggregate 12 sef then you dey hide”
Herrr monka nokorɛ o 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Since when has aggregate 12 been shameful?
