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Kwadwo Sheldon, in the coming days, will declare his intention to run as MP for Madina on the ticket of the NPP. He would first need to beat other interested candidates like Robert Lamptey in the NPP primaries. If elected, he will potentially face Xavier Sosu of the NDC, who won with 56,008 out of the 86,880 votes cast in 2024, in the 2028 elections. He’ll soon realise the difference between social media hype and ground work. Good luck to him.
Kwamena retweeted
Ridiculous that I now have to consider how Horny a CEO is when investing in a company
Kwamena retweeted
Most of us felt 2024 in the market. Few saw the books.
GH¢726.7bn in public debt.
GH¢64.2bn set aside just for interest.
GH¢67.5bn owed to contractors, more than 30× a year of E-Levy.
#Atonomics #GhanaEconomy
Kwamena retweeted
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Kwamena retweeted
A brief confrontation has occurred between the Municipal Chief Executive of Ablekuma North and two mechanics operating their shops along the roadside.
The mechanics expressed disappointment over the MCE’s directive for them to relocate, arguing that the government has not provided them with jobs.
They also questioned the decision, noting that the current Member of Parliament campaigned at their shops but they are now being asked to move.
[🎥: Capital Accra TV]
Kwamena retweeted
If someone wants to leave you, their explanation doesn’t have to make sense to you. It makes sense to them and they’ll leave anyway. It’s their choice and that’s okay.
Elina Svitolina and Gael Monfils are ending their marriage 💔
Elina shared this message on IG:
“This is the most difficult thing I have ever had to share.
Everyone knows how much Ukraine means to me. What I have rarely spoken about is what the war has done to me inside.
Last year, I told you I needed to step away from the court because I wasn't in the right emotional space. Today, I want to open up a little more. What you didn't see were the sleepless nights, the doubts, and the feeling of slowly losing myself.
Gaël saw all of it. He never let go of my hand. We fought through this together for a long time, with everything we had.
But some battles happen deep inside you, and no amount of love from someone else can win them for you.
With time, I came to understand that I need to find my way back to myself and that I cannot do that within our marriage. It is the hardest truth I have ever had to face and the hardest thing I have ever had to tell the person I love. Gaël listened. He has respected what I need with a strength and grace I will never forget.
Gael has loved me through my greatest joys and my darkest moments, and I have loved him with all my heart. Together, we built a beautiful life, and we were given the most precious gift of all, our daughter, Skai.
Skai will always come first. Our marriage is ending, but our family is not. We will always be her parents, side by side, at every step of her life.
Please know that there is no one to blame here. There are only two people who loved each other deeply and a story that is changing shape.
We ask for your kindness and for the space we need to heal.
Thank you for your love 🤍”
Kwamena retweeted
It’s actually crazy how you grow up thinking home-cooked meals every day are just normal, then get older and realise how much time and effort it took your Mom to make that happen and how lucky you were to have that.
Kwamena retweeted
THANK YOU 🙏
I CAME WITH A MESSAGE, NOT TO BE IN COMPETITIONS.
I am Shatta Wale. I didn’t come into this world to prove that I am better than anybody. I came to prove that no matter where you come from, what you go through, or how many times the world rejects you, you can still become somebody great.
My journey has never been about who is ahead of me or who is behind me. My journey is about purpose, sacrifice, faith, and the millions of people who see themselves in my story.
I didn’t come to fight for a position. I came to create a path where people who were told they would never make it could find hope.
Some people came for the awards, some came for the applause, and some came to compete. I came to deliver a message that even a boy from the streets can become a KING without anybody’s permission.
You can compare my music, question my methods, misunderstand my character, or even try to erase my contributions. But one thing you can never take away from me is the purpose God placed inside me.
I AM NOT HERE TO BE BETTER THAN ANYBODY. I AM HERE TO BE EVERYTHING GOD CREATED ME TO BE.
My life is the message. My struggles are the lessons. My success is the evidence.
I AM SHATTA WALE. I DIDN’T COME TO COMPETE. I CAME TO AWAKEN A GENERATION.
SM4LYF. GOD IS HERE. 👑
Kwamena retweeted
This dude riding in an Uber and the driver decided to play weird songs. At first the passenger didn't enjoy the track but as the driver keeps changing the tracks, it keeps calling his name in the songs.
As if the album was made for him, this is funny and weird 😂.
Kwamena retweeted
I begun evangelizing and preaching freely in commercial buses in Tarkwa around 2007. Now they want to ban preaching in buses. I risk going to jail if I continue preaching JESUS in buses. But what shall separate me from the love of God? Shall persecution or senseless laws stop us from preaching the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ freely everywhere?
Mr President, please order them to abandon this bogus regulation which seeks to jail innocent Pastors and Evangelists - simply for preaching in buses. Now preaching JESUS in buses is described as NUISANCE? Or this is also part of the unpopular policies your Ministers are pushing without your approval? Who is really in charge in this govt?
We will continue to PREACH JESUS in buses, on the street, on campuses, in markets and wherever we shall find souls. We will be undeterred by these anti-preaching regulations. Thank God for the inspiration for this book which occupied my passion a few years ago -PREACHING JESUS.
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“We don’t have that kind of leader now.” - @senyohosi, Executive Chairman of Kleeve & Tove and Convener of the One Ghana Movement argues that political considerations make it difficult for successive governments to take the decisive steps needed to tackle galamsey.
He also commended @Sammens, Managing Director of Citi FM/Channel One TV, and @benkoku, General Manager of Citi FM/Channel One TV, for their roles in the fight against illegal mining.
Watch more here: youtu.be/f6Uj0F5LjlE
#ThePointOfView #SenyoHosi #NanaAkufoAddo #Galamsey #GhanaNews #ChannelOneTV #CitiFM
