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I'm tired of blaming the years and desperately hoping that change is a wrapped gift that appears on my doorstep at Jan 1.
- Tryphena Yeboah
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For fuck’s sake, take photos and videos when you travel or any prestigious moments. You don’t have to upload them. Do it for yourself, you idiot. Stop acting nonchalant. Years later, those memories will hit. Capture the damn moments before they become memories you can’t relive.
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As a young boy, you for learn "sorting". Ebe investment waaa. Sorting no be bribe. Yogurt for the apprentices at your mechanic's. Moa some 50 give the bouncer for favorite club. Buy a drink for the nice professional waiter. Paddy that one police officer in your area. E get why o
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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.
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Watching Messi today is like seeing the most gorgeous of sunsets. Perhaps the sun isn’t at it brightest, but as it hits the horizon it’s a glowing red that is breathlessly captivating.
I know we’re close to the end, but he doesn’t play like it. He scores the same goals from a decade ago. The ones that made you ask how someone can do that? He’s able to produce that feeling of wonder…still.
But every goal means we’re closer to the last.
Look up, the sky around you has all different colors. Red, purple, orange, yellow, blue, white…it’s beautiful. The last goodbye.
Be grateful you’re on this planet to witness it.
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Unrelated, but related.
A few days ago in Cape Verde, I used (yet another) road named after Nkrumah.
You cannot tell me that an ENTIRE continent adores a man, 60 years after his death, over several generations, because he was not good for them. We cannot all be wrong.
It's OK (and good, even) for us to accurately mention his excesses, but we know what Nkrumah's overarching aims and actions were for. And that makes me sleep well at night.
Some American did a short documentary on Nkrumah and had this to say about him. This is clear that, if they make us forget or paint even Nkrumah black, then no leader can ever be sufficient for us, we will see all of them as greedy(of course some are but not all). Money will be the reasons why we wanna rule too and they will look for the greediest amongst us to fund.
Je ne veux plus fréquenter les gens qui disent « À quoi ça sert ? ».
J’ai 50 piges sur mon passeport, 12 ans dans ma tête (et 18 ans dans mon slip, dirait ma femme).
Et je compte bien que ça dure.
Je ne supporte plus les pisse-vinaigre professionnels du scepticisme.
À quoi ça servait de vouloir voler ? De traverser les océans ? De marcher sur la Lune ?
À rien. Jusqu’au jour où quelqu’un l’a fait.
J’ai toujours eu une tendresse infinie pour les originaux. Les inadaptés. Les rebelles. Les emmerdeurs. Ceux qui ne rentrent pas dans les cases.
Ceux qui ont des idées absurdes, des ambitions démesurées, des projets improbables.
Parce que ce sont eux qui font avancer le monde.
Pas les gestionnaires du déclin.
Les gens suffisamment fous pour croire qu’ils peuvent changer le monde sont précisément ceux qui finissent par le changer.
Et ce qui me terrifie aujourd’hui c’est l’état d’esprit que nous transmettons à nos enfants.
On les élève dans une atmosphère de fin du monde permanente. Entre malthusianisme, injonctions à la décroissance, culpabilité écologique et anxiété organisée.
Quelle terrible inversion des valeurs !
L’écologie devrait être un formidable défi lancé à l’intelligence humaine, pas une pédagogie de la résignation.
Je ne veux pas d’une génération qui s’excuse d’exister au point de ne plus faire d’enfants
Je veux une génération qui brûle d’envie de découvrir, de créer, de baiser, de comprendre !
l’optimisme n’est pas de la naïveté mais le courage de croire en notre capacité à tout affronter.
Le progrès n’est pas une fatalité mais une conquête.
C’est mon ode aux rêveurs, aux inventeurs, aux enthousiastes, aux insoumis, aux doux dingues et aux emmerdeurs magnifiques.
À tous ceux qui disent « t’es cap ? » plutôt que « À quoi ça sert ? ».
J’ai 50 ans, et je refuse de devenir vieux dans ma tête.
Aux fous qui veulent changer le monde !
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Chale 🇬🇭 In the glow of yesterday’s exciting trailer release, we want to spotlight some of the remarkable Ghanaian and diaspora filmmakers and crew whose voices, perspectives, and creative contributions helped shape THE EYES OF GHANA. Deeply grateful for the care, talent, and dedication each brought to telling this story. There is no film without them and so many others.
#keeponfilming
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Okudzeto Ablakwa is a better politician than most of his colleagues and compatriots.
He strives to do good.
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The NPP has made a U-Turn to admit that there was no wrongdoing or embezzlement by the Honourable Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa. Sampson Lardi was scandalized and described the situation as EMBARRASSING!!
These people are LIARS, specialized in disinformation and character assassination.
The facts will always redeem us.
THE FACTS ARE ON OUR SIDE.
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Surround yourself with people who see a flying car and say, "Awesome!"
Not people who see a flying car and say, "It's not actually flying" or "I don't see the point."
This post is not about cars :)
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“ I wanted to be happily married, so I put in the work. There has to be intentionality about how you respect your husband and ensure that, as a woman, you are not overbearing or overly demanding.”
Tara Fela-Durotoye, entrepreneur, communicator and women’s advocate, shares tips on how she has sustained her 25-year marriage while building her business.
#TodaysWoman #TV3GH
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If Nkrumah hadn't written carefully and authoritatively about his life, his philosophy, his deeds, and his ideas, it would have been easier for Western propaganda to demonize him.
He left behind a blueprint for what an African leader must do to reveal the theoretical and ideological reasons behind his decisions.
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That’s all. @S_OkudzetoAblak remains the standard setter in both opposition and in government.
New standard unlocked!
If you’re a minister or appointee facing scrutiny, prepare a PowerPoint presentation laying out all the facts from your perspective. Meet your critics on national TV, explain your side of the story to the public, and take their questions directly.
Then publish all the data!
Let the public examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions.
Anaa?
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🚨 THIS IS GOING TO BREAK THE INTERNET!
Elon Musk just dropped Neuralink's craziest bombshell:
“In the next 6 to 12 months, we're going to implant the first vision devices. Even if you're 100% blind from birth, we're going to write directly to your visual cortex… and you're going to see.”
“And that's just the beginning. In the long term, you'll have ultra-HD resolution and real superpowers: you'll see in infrared, ultraviolet, and even radar. Literally like a superhero.”
The future is no longer science fiction. It's Neuralink.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The quotes and video clip are from Elon Musk's June 2025 Y Combinator interview, not a new announcement. Neuralink's site shows no active vision/Blindsight trials as of Oct 2026; human implants have not occurred.
youtube.com/watch?v=cFIlta…
neuralink.com/trials/
tesorb.com/neuralink-blin…
mobihealthnews.com/news/elon-musk…
neurapod.com/blog/neuralink…
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New standard unlocked!
If you’re a minister or appointee facing scrutiny, prepare a PowerPoint presentation laying out all the facts from your perspective. Meet your critics on national TV, explain your side of the story to the public, and take their questions directly.
Then publish all the data!
Let the public examine the evidence and draw their own conclusions.
Anaa?































