My dream Build @themandeapp to a level that at least prints $10m to $20m annually Maximum 50 employees Work few hours a week Spend time with my family and friends Travel the world

I started building this because I wanted to control my Android from my Mac with a smoother, more integrated experience, closer to Phone Mirroring on macOS. It works over USB or Wi-Fi: connect with USB debugging, and it can hand off to Wi-Fi in the background so mirroring goes on

I just documented the journey of building @Vendorlope from idea to launch, and what I learned about building a product from the ground up with a small team. Link to project👇 jdegrafthinson.com/projects/…

Credit where it’s due. I’ve spent months criticizing these digital bills, the Ministry, and the Minister of Communications because I believed some of the proposals were dangerous and needed to be challenged. Having gone through the amendments, I can say that many of the concerns Ghanaians raised have been addressed. The truth is, all the noise wasn’t in vain. The tweets, the Spaces, the articles, the stakeholder meetings and the public pressure made a difference. So thank you to the Ministry and the Minister @samgeorgegh for listening. We won’t agree on everything, but listening to citizens and making changes when concerns are raised is exactly how the process should work. That’s a win for Ghana. 🇬🇭

If young people don’t wake up, organize, vote wisely, demand better, and stop worshipping political parties, we will inherit a country built on excuses.

Oh 😭😭 Asem ooo

The grasshopper effect is real. When a grasshopper is trapped in a jar long enough, it learns not to jump beyond the lid. Even when the lid is removed, it still jumps only as high as the limit it was taught. That is what has happened to many of us in Ghana. We complain about bad roads, floods, poor hospitals, weak schools, no jobs, and leaders who keep failing us. But the moment someone says the whole system must change, we start defending the same people and parties that helped keep us here. A country rich in gold, cocoa, oil, land, talent, and hardworking people should not have citizens struggling to survive. Ghana is not poor because God forgot us. Ghana is poor because we have accepted poor leadership, poor systems, poor planning, and poor accountability for too long. The painful truth is many of us are not just victims of the problem. We have also become protectors of the problem. Until we stop defending failure, nothing will change.

69 years, 33 years, two parties, we're still trapped in the same cycle. Floods. Fires. Corruption. Nepotism. Unemployment. Brain drain. We pray for change, complain about change, but rarely demand change. Blame game. Maybe we just don't care enough. Me included

Accra has been experiencing recurring floods since the early 1930s. Ghana is 69 years old and will celebrate 70 years of independence next year. I’m not a prophet but next year by this time, I foresee Ghanaians sharing the same flood videos, asking the same questions and acting surprised all over again 👍🏾

Every year it rains. Every year Accra floods. We all know the main problems: choked gutters, poor drainage, building in waterways, and leaders who wait until disaster before talking. But instead of fixing it before next year’s rain, someone will still find a way to blame the NDC. Ghana is 69 years old.

#EndGalamseyNow! Save the people before you save the economy!

our politicians are single handedly destroying this country ,killing youth innovation , active participation in galamsey and water body destruction, won’t provide quality healthcare materials but look at their priorities passing of needless bills .

It is funny how we tell AI not to make mistakes!

Until we see the updated version of the NITA bill I think it’s fair for us to keep analyzing the old bill

#EndGalamseyNow. You promised.

Two adults are in love but one has to send money to prove it. Scary!

I keep coming here. So much sense

If you think this NITA nonsense doesn't affect you, wait till you see my license fee as a line item in your invoice. Y3b3ky3 etua paarhn.

here is something most people do not know. though the initial, official deadline for feedback has passed, the nita bill is still technically in the "public consultation phase" which means your formal submission is legally part of the process. here is how to make your voice count beyond the timeline. 🧵 #StopTheNITABill #ReviewTheNITALaw

Ghana is failing us.