External Affairs President 2026/27 @SrcCentral | Budding Lawyer | Pan Africanist
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Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
As youth it is time to ensure that we bring an end to the culture of threatening authority with votes simply because that authority goes to ensure public order and safety.
We are the future of this country and we must have a sense of development and absolute respect for law and order.
Dear @lanmmagovgh, the footbridge is not a marketplace as you rightly said. Restore it for pedestrian use only. Thank you.
@HonLindaAkweley @AccraMetropolis @ayariga_mahama @mrhgovgh @urbanroadsgh @highwaysghana @LGSghana @GhPoliceService @JDMahama
#civicsensegh #thinkrightactright #ghanaletsdobetter
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
When you put Jesus Christ first, everything becomes a success🙏.@nugs_uenr @LnugsUmat @UenrSrc @GnaasUenr @nugs_ucc @lnugsknust @CSUSRC @CUSRCExtAffairs @QwesiAdvice
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
My government must rid our people of the indignity of being stranded at bus stops. We cannot in good conscience tell the people that through honest labor they can build dignified lives for themselves and contribute towards national development when they lose hours at bus stops that provide no cover against the scorching sun.
Here in the capital, moving from Adenta to the Central Business District in the morning is a humiliation ritual. The return in the evening is to be bathed in indignity.
This is no ammunition to the critiques of the contra-flow. The contra-flow actually solves the problem partly. The enormity of the challenge however eclipses its impact.
WE NEED A MARSHALL PLAN.
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
Fighting for students is soo difficult.. there is a demonstration currently ongoing against high hostel fees on the legon campus but the number of police men sef plenty pass the students oo herr🤣🤣
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
“If they are targeting rich students, they should declare that the University of Ghana is for the rich and poor students have no right to education.”
— A University of Ghana postgraduate student has criticised the proposed increase in Vaco Hostel fees from GH¢7,500 to GH¢9,080, questioning how students already struggling to pay their fees can afford the additional cost.
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
Several students of the University of Ghana have taken to the streets on campus to protest the high cost of UGEL halls and the sudden increase in hall fees, despite government directives against increases in accommodation prices.
[🎥: Radio Universe]
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
The Volivo Bridge is a 540-meter-long cable-stayed structure designed to offer a permanent crossing between Volivo and Dufor Adidome and improve connectivity between communities on either side of the Volta River.
It will complement a number of major road projects being constructed in that corridor of Ghana.
A decade-long delay after funds were secured for it in 2016 has ensured that it never got off the ground.
That is about to change as President Mahama has revived the project as part of his strategic investments in infrastructure.
International competitive bidding for the construction of the bridge commenced on 24th July, 2026.
Yesterday, 5th November. 2026, bids were opened to pave way for the selection of a contractor.
Construction is expected to start in the first quarter of 2027.
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
I have a genuine question for my African followers who are honest enough to answer.
Have you ever seen your local Russian, Chinese, Iranian or North Korean embassy arrange meetings with your country's opposition leader? Did you ever see a Russian diplomat meet with Raila Odinga? Or a Chinese diplomat meet with Peter Obi? Or a North Korean diplomat discussing state affairs with Nelson Chamisa? Maybe an Iranian diplomat discussing "investment" with Issa Tchiroma?
Why is it always diplomatic missions from Western Europe, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand that pull this particular stunt? What is it about that specific demographic of diplomats that entitles them to blatantly interfere in their host country's local politics this way?
When was the last time you saw or heard from your local Russian or Chinese embassy? Do you even know the ambassadors' names? Yet why is your local US or UK ambassador almost a celebrity in your country? Why are they constantly roaming around poking their noses everywhere it doesn't concern them, and what gave them that right?
I really want you people to answer me.
Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson, Deputy Chief of Mission Faris Asad, and Political Counselor Justine Treadwell met with Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin to discuss priorities for Ghana’s upcoming parliamentary session and ways to strengthen U.S.-Ghana trade and investment ties.
As we approach 70 years of partnership, we are committed to bringing American business expertise and innovative to drive economic growth in Ghana and across the region.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson shakes hands with Ghana’s Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, during an official meeting. Both stand side by side, facing the camera.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson and members of the U.S. Embassy delegation sit across from Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin during a meeting in his office.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson and Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin pose for a group photograph with members of the U.S. Embassy delegation. Rolf Olson and Afenyo-Markin hold a commemorative gift.
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
I think democracy is flawed because the voting rights of the wise and the fools are equal. But the fools have immense numerical advantage
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
Capitalism has ruined people's perception of the world and made them think it's normal to be selfish and greedy when it isn't. It's not natural to think human beings should go without shelter, food, and healthcare simply because they have no money. It's alarming.
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
Suck your mum you know what you’re doing by tryna use that pic
Mother of Ghanaian boy killed in US 'wants justice' as she flies for funeral bbc.in/4jWJErJ
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
Correction, this is the real caption.
The CIA met with its agents stationed in Accra to discuss ways of stalling the development and economic progress of Ghana.
Just as they did in 1966.
Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson, Deputy Chief of Mission Faris Asad, and Political Counselor Justine Treadwell met with Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin to discuss priorities for Ghana’s upcoming parliamentary session and ways to strengthen U.S.-Ghana trade and investment ties.
As we approach 70 years of partnership, we are committed to bringing American business expertise and innovative to drive economic growth in Ghana and across the region.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson shakes hands with Ghana’s Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, during an official meeting. Both stand side by side, facing the camera.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson and members of the U.S. Embassy delegation sit across from Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin during a meeting in his office.
ALT Chargé d’Affaires Rolf Olson and Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin pose for a group photograph with members of the U.S. Embassy delegation. Rolf Olson and Afenyo-Markin hold a commemorative gift.
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
I wish to commend the US Embassy in Accra for the super expedited same-day processing of the visa of the mother and cousin of Javits Frimpong yesterday.
We are grateful to President Trump and Mayor Kwame Mamdani for their special intervention.
All is now set for Madam Doris Adu Gyamfi and her niece to depart Ghana for the US in the next few hours.
The Government of Ghana remains in close communication with US authorities on the status of investigations. We shall have no rest until justice is manifestly done.
The Foreign Ministry and our diplomatic missions will continue to actively pursue justice for all our compatriots everywhere in the world — an attack on a Ghanaian anywhere in the world is an attack on all of us.
No parent deserves to lose their 15-year old in these heart wrenching circumstances. We shall continue to keep the parents of Javits Frimpong and his dear family in our thoughts and prayers.
For God and Country 🇬🇭 🙏🏾
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
The danger of turning a scandalous matter, like the Obuasi SHS Sexual Abuse Case into partisan politics is that politicians move on once the next issue offers political points.
Indeed, they have moved on.
All have fallen silent, leaving Manasseh Azure Awuni, moved by the facts he uncovered, to carry the advocacy alone because newer issues, petty and less weighty as some may be, have offered us politicians avenues to score political points.
As I said, we must not do this!!
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
A glimpse of the Lapaz footbridge, showing the results of the efforts we have made over time to ensure there is no trading, begging or preaching on the footbridge.
I will not be wrong to say this footbridge is the busiest yet unencroached footbridge in the country. I stand to be corrected.
There is still a lot more to be done (as visible on and around the footbridge), and we will keep going until we achieve that.
@Gha_Immigration @MinterGh, this illegal migrant you apprehended and later released into the system is still going about her activities with the child beggars.
@OkaikweiM @HonLindaAkweley @mrhgovgh @urbanroadsgh @NRSAGhana @AccraMetropolis
NB: Background song is an AI-generated song I did earlier this year to support my campaign. Hope you enjoy it. 😊
#civicsensegh #thinkrightactright #ghanaletsdobetter
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
government should be boring. roads should work. water should be clean. hospitals should function. public transport should run. the taxes we pay should quietly fund all of it. nobody needs their government to be entertaining. they need it to fucking work
Nana Yeboah Korang Quaque retweeted
In USA today, voters will queue, vote and count same way as in 1926...surely AI will take over many jobs but it appears election officials are safe worlwide... politicians can entrust sophisticated jobs to AI but will not trust AI enough to hand over simple voting and counting.
