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Nana B Otuntu retweeted
Over the weekend, beyond my 7-track set (which, ofc, included music for positive change), this was the most important message I needed to deliver. I want the survivors to know that they are not alone. ❤️🩹
p.s. everything I’m wearing is either repeated/sourced/upcycled from Kantamanto @obroniwawuoct 👀 – at Accra, Ghana
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
Aside two sensible women including you, so far all my replies are from boys on here defending the guy.
All giving fellow rapist vibes.
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
The most stupid people (usually the victim-blamers) are the ones who will come under your comment on social media angry that you’re calling out a rape defender like them or a rapist and be fighting you that, you didn’t do a video talking about it.
But they won’t go at the fokn predators! Cowards, pick mes and pedophiles everywhere. 🇬🇭 #RedWednesday
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
I’ll be lecturing tomorrow, Friday at the @nyu_accra Academic Centre on Sustainability: upcycling, refusing, reusing and reducing plastic, and waste separation and also how my art/music reflects it.
Register to join if interested 💜♻️ – at Accra, Ghana
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
She is right, but don’t know if she added that institutions must always distance themselves from anyone credibly or even incredibly accused of such crimes to send a clear message that such behavior is not tolerated and also to protect the other children
.@DeedeTettey expresses her disappointment at the NDC's decision to allow the accused Obuasi SHTS Headmaster to contest in their internal elections. #JoySMS
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
You obv know nothing about what you’re saying. There’s a whole album about the over saturation of romance songs called Afrobeats L.O.L by @wanlov and @mensamusic and also @wanlov ‘s My Toto music video objectified himself instead of the women.
« Do your findings! »
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
I think that language experts who reduced the translation of democracy to “ka bi na me nka bi” (“say some and let me say some”) did us a great disservice!
People just enjoy talking and talking anyhow, as we often see in the media. The “having a voice” part of democracy is not just about talking. It is about having the ability to express your thoughts, opinions, and needs so that others (especially those in power representing us) can hear and consider them.
I think another concept of democracy worth considering could still be “ka bi na me nka bi,” but this time meaning “bite some, let me bite some”, as in, everyone getting a share of the national cake.🤣🤣🤣 – at Accra, Ghana
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
One of the hardest bars ever💥
“Too much standing for a single spine”
Sister Derby’s Brother breaks down the double entendre
Full video 👇🏾
youtu.be/EyO5J5nmh-s?si=WbDo…
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
🇨🇮 IVORY COAST 2-0 GHANA 🇬🇭
The Elephants take the advantage with a convincing 2-0 victory over the Black Stars in the first AFCON qualifier! ⚽🔥
🎥 QUICK REVIEW — breaking down the key moments, performances and talking points from the game.
Let me know your thoughts in the comments! 👇🏾
#IvoryCoast #Ghana #BlackStars #Elephants #AFCON #AFCONQualifiers #GhanaFootball #AfricanFootball #FootballAnalysis #QuickReview
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
I paid a working visit to the National U-15 Boys Team as they continue preparations for the maiden FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival 2026, scheduled to take place in Baku, Azerbaijan, from October 22–31.
Go well, boys. Represent Ghana with pride, discipline and determination🇬🇭
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
I spent my Saturday morning at the Adjiringanor Astro Turf, where the @myumbbank Speed Stars and Black Stars Legends came together for an entertaining football friendly held under the auspices of the @ghanafaofficial and @PFAGofficial
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
Hi @BRYANTHEMENSAH .. your new music is solid.. you gifted black boy. 👌🏾👌🏾🔥🔥🔥
Nana B Otuntu retweeted
When you believe that you receive when you pray, then you don’t keep asking God to do it. Instead, you start thanking Him. Start saying, “Father, thank You that I am healed. Thank You that I am blessed.”
