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On a real chale squad for pray o. Like try then pray add as we dey cook. Cos some of you the places you dey come from, if you no heatop spiritually add, yawa.
I’m speaking as one who has dreamt and someone come tear me warning say this so “so and so person whose application I’m working on, if I know what’s good for me, I better drop their case and move on, cos they’ll never travel or succeed”
Happened severally but in different forms and fashions. One of the weirdest one I’ve seen in dreams is when someone’s passport had been pierced into the ground with a machete, and I was dared not try removing it.
Some very strange things. So even if you no be very that prayerful sef, at least try small. We pray for you as a team but force add yours.
Nobody can stop what God has destined for you.
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To be a student in Ghana, you study hard, but deep down, you wonder whether the opportunities you’re preparing for will even be there when you graduate. You think about your parents’ sacrifices and quietly ask yourself “What if, after everything you still don’t make it?
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My simple take is that politicians should earn salaries comparable to what the average Ghanaian earns. Their salaries should reflect the same economic realities we the citizens face.
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noticing that no one thinks the dad is narcissistic for being the main character….it’s just moms who are expected to fade away into frumpy side characters….….#interesting
Proud to say I actually watched this match😍🔥
And with that being said, divert the funds for those men to the women since clearly, they are the only ones who have our interests at heart‼️
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Ghana qualify for the #U17WWC Quarter-finals! 🇬🇭
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Saw a video talking about how moving from age 10 to 20 felt so long but moving from age 20 to 30 happens fast. My thing is how fast you grow when you’re done with university. It’s like nothing is fun anymore, 5 years will fly like it’s 3 months.
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Art that heals, inspires, and brings hope.
Through the Children's Dorm Project at Keta Municipal Hospital, Tsadidi Street Art Festival @tsadidifest and @Imposters_Gh transformed the children's ward into a brighter, more welcoming space for young patients.
Because every child deserves a reason to smile,even while healing
#tsadidifest #hogbetsotso #art
