MISSING PERSON ALERT Name: Tayana Tay Location: Aflao, Volta Region Last Seen: Yesterday at Aflao Beat 9 Junction after work Status: Has not returned home since If anyone has seen Tayana Tay or has any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact immediately: 054 267 7498 024 680 2244 024 189 5369 Kindly repost this when you see it on your TL please
One will wonder, why this title for an article? But I will still say it “we hate development. Just move around Ghana and you will understand what I am trying to put across. A typical example is the ongoing numerous road constructions all over the country. The people know very well that they have to move away from the demarcation of the road, but still they will put metal containers by the roadside and when they are evicted, they turn around to blame the government for not giving them enough time to relocate. Some of them will even complain that they were not given enough time to pack their wares and relocate. A typical example is the ongoing construction of the Adenta -Dodowa road. We all can see that portions of the road have been demarcated by the contractor but you still see people selling fruits, food and other items by the roadside.
People build on waterways and when their buildings are demolished, they blame the government for not stopping them from building in these unapproved areas. When you travel abroad, you see that everyone conforms to the laws and you dare flout the laws. We are the same people who appreciate the neat and nice roads, good and efficient systems working and everyone doing what is expected of them. Out there, they are not perfect but they are far better than us in terms of allowing their systems to work. We must do same here in Ghana and make Ghana great. Once again, I will say, “we hate development”. Tell me what you can do to make Ghana great. Don’t litter, don’t be corrupt, treat your fellow Ghanaians fairly, if you see something, say something and don’t connive with wrong doers, expose the nation wreckers and saboteurs.
Congratulations Dennis Apusika Is from the Upper East Region of Ghana 🇬🇭 785km for a Stadium! Youth activist Dennis Apusika has completed a 27-day walk from Bolgatanga to Accra, ending at Black Star Square. His mission? A call for a modern sports stadium for the Upper East Region.
Kofcity Konnect Meetup for the month of April was on #FinancialLiteracy. We had a very educational discussion on how to make money, save money and also identify good investment opportunities. The participants were able to share their knowledge on how to manage your finances, save money and make future plans.
This little girl can’t walk, they carry her together with the chair when she want to use the washroom or one person will have to carry her on his or her shoulders to the washroom. We are appealing to those who understands giving and knows what giving has done for them to support us buy one wheelchair for the little girl. Momo: 0598968224 Name: Cyn Dove Helping Hands Foundation