I spent about GH¢750,000 fixing the lights on the Ohwim Bridge in Kumasi, but in less than three months, all the lights had been removed, — Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) Boss Zuba.

How does it feel as a guy when you are the last unmarried person in your friend group?

Apology to Amane Twitter….. A few hours ago, I tweeted that dried herrings do not deserve Jollof. I was loud. I was confident. I was wrong😓 The Amane was in amazing small chunks Spice level was amazing Came fully loaded with egg, sausage and plantain. 1/2

“NDC started this and couldn’t complete it. You were there for eight years and didn’t complete it. Now somebody comes to power for 15 months, then you have a problem.” —Hon. Kennedy Agyapong has urged members of the Minority to avoid politicizing issues surrounding the completion of the Afari Military Hospital, noting that they also failed to complete the project during their time in office. He emphasized the need for a united, non-partisan approach to ensure continuity of development projects for the benefit of the country. [🎥: AmistyTV]

MR. KEN NANA YAW OFORI-ATTA has been Granted Permanent Residency in the United States #MetroNews

An aerial view of the abandoned Afari Military Hospital, the 500-bed health facility project that remains incomplete years after construction began. #gtv #gbcnews

For some months now, commuters in Accra and Kumasi have endured long queues and overcrowded bus stops due to an inadequate number of commercial vehicles to transport them. However, Metro Mass Transit says the 100 buses are intended to restore transport services in underserved and rural communities across the country and not for intra-city commuting. #News360 #TV3GH

Control boards for traffic lights in front of both Police Headquarters and Jubilee House have been stolen... - Kwame Governs Agbodza (Roads Minister) #GHOneNews #EIBNetwork #GHOneTV #NewsAlert

“We’ve built everywhere; this is a concrete jungle. In many countries there are green spaces that soak up water, but in Accra there’s nowhere.” — President John Dramani Mahama warned, pointing to unchecked development as a driver of worsening flooding in the capital. Speaking on his return to Ghana, he said the loss of green spaces and encroachment on wetlands and waterways have reduced the city’s capacity to absorb floodwaters. #ChannelOneNews #CitiNewsroom #PresidentMahama #GhanaNews

The bar was so low, I don’t even understand how NDC is finding a way to go lower. The previous government was rejected so badly that NDC won 13 out of 16 regions. Ghanaians did not just vote for change, they sent a warning. All this government has to do is listen, stay humble, work and deliver but look at how some appointees and institutions are moving. People are suffering and some of them are acting like power is a reward not a responsibility. Ghanaians want results. Thats all.

The average Ghanaian hates reading and that's the main reason why or leaders don't respect us.