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I’m sure Owono’s guilty conscience is eating him alive right now,one reckless challenge has ended the life of another player so so unfortunate
Owono’s challenge was very reckless and stupid but then again he didn’t mean to end Jesus de Miguel’s life with that tackle, this shows how fragile life can be
RIP Miguel 🕊️
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One of the saddest things about Ghana is how we’ve convinced ourselves that suffering builds character. A young person spends years looking for employment, finally gets a job that barely pays enough to survive, spends hours in traffic and comes home exhausted and someone tells them to be grateful because others have it worse.
Why must somebody else’s suffering be the standard by which we measure our happiness? When did wanting a decent life become asking for too much?
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I believe all media stations in Ghana should start asking why MTN Ghana’s profit margin is higher than those of major US carriers. In many countries, this would spark massive public outrage and protests, especially considering that US carriers offer far more benefits, including unlimited mobile data plans. They are heavily taking so much from us. We should put our differences aside and have this conversation.
How you were feeling after the cut 😂😂
Yesterday, I jokingly mentioned on a backyard’s space that I was going to get a haircut and mentioned the area. You people won’t believe what happened. By the time I stepped out of the barbershop, there wasn’t a single woman in sight. Shops were closed, balconies were empty. Apparently, the men had evacuated their girlfriends before my barber finished the lineup.
I know the glow after my haircut can destabilise relationships but you people should have some faith in yourselves. I have a woman. I respect relationships.
One man cannot get a haircut without an entire neighbourhood activating emergency protocols? This is why I don’t even go outside. SMH.
We might have our difficulties here in Africa, especially in Ghana, but one thing I will always pride myself on is how we were brought up as children, even in rough and tough neighbourhoods.
Murder is a big deal out here. It’s almost alien to us because whenever something like that happens, it becomes major news. We announce and discuss almost every single case in the media, and as a people, we are always shocked and saddened by it.
But it seems to have become an almost regular thing in some parts of the West, which makes it scary for my people to feel safe out there.
I honestly don’t know what kind of upbringing shapes children to become so evil. I think some of my fellow Black brothers and sisters out there need to do better when it comes to raising their children and instilling the right values in them.
It’s very unfortunate that we had to lose Javits this way. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Sending love, prayers and strength to the family, especially his mum and dad.
My deepest condolences. ❤️
my hands are shaking and tears are flowing as i type these words. this is so cruel and unfair. 💔
rest in peace, javits frimpong. #JusticeForJavitsFrimpong
Mo kasa o Herr
Replying to @kwadwosheldon
You’ve never had any big deal with an outside investor so I don’t blame your thought process. Big underline.




















