I released my first movie(TOO LATE) on May 12th 2026. It’s on YouTube and has 18,000 views. The goal is 50,000 views. Please help me reach my goal🙏🏾 youtu.be/Ea3gpNcsdAM?si=Z739…

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Jun 8

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Ess thee Legend - Bloom

Listen to Bloom by Ess thee Legend.

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Bloom EP listening party ❤️ 📍: @Bloombargh 📸: @wilfordvisuals for @creatizine Mua : @blackdufa

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Jun 7

It was a really rainy day and my people STILL stepped out to see me at the Bloom EP listening tonight just know that you have my heart I have noticed your love & support & I truly from the bottom of my heart appreciate you ❤️ ~ Ess thee Legend

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Why should a deteriorated bridge like this even exist in the first place? This child is dead because basic infrastructure was allowed to become a death trap. People die far too many preventable deaths in this country.

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Jun 8

A nine-year-old boy, Mohammed Abdul Kadir, has died after reportedly falling from a deteriorated bridge at Kasoa 94 in the Awutu Senya East Municipality of the Central Region. Eyewitnesses say the child fell into a deep drain beneath the structure while attempting to cross, despite efforts by residents to rescue him. Residents are demanding urgent intervention from the Awutu Senya East Municipal Assembly and the Municipal Chief Executive, Hon. Seth Sabah Serwonoo-Banini, for immediate repairs and improved safety measures. [📸: Starrfm]

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Let’s be honest about what’s happening here. Ken Agyapong was in parliament for six terms. That is roughly 24 years of salary, allowances, fuel coupons, ex-gratia, and every other benefit that comes with being a Ghanaian legislator. For 24 years the drainage was broken. For 24 years Accra flooded. For 24 years ordinary Ghanaians lost property, lost businesses, lost lives to something that functioning governance could have fixed. Now he’s in opposition. Now he wants to be president. And suddenly he’s on social media owning failures and talking about the 7,000 people his private business employs. The 7,000 jobs are real. Nobody is taking that from him. But those jobs exist because Ken Agyapong used his access, his connections, his political positioning over 24 years to build private wealth. The same system he’s now criticizing is the system that made him rich enough to employ 7,000 people. You cannot spend two and a half decades enriching yourself inside a broken system and then present your personal net worth as evidence that you’re ready to fix it. This is what opposition politics looks like in Ghana. The moment they lose power, the country suddenly has problems. The moment they’re aspiring for something, they suddenly feel the people’s pain. The suffering didn’t start when they lost the election. It was there the whole time. They just had better reasons to ignore it then. At least you owned up to your share of the problem.

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Jun 7

You are right. "We" includes me. Six terms in Parliament. Not enough was done. I own my share of that failure. But I did not stop there. I built. 7,000 employed. Infrastructure created. Private capital invested. Less talking. More building. That has always been my answer.

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