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20/09/2025

In my silent day, I wish my parents know how hard I try to make them proud.

19/09/2025

Sometimes our lives have to be completely shaken up, changed, and rearranged to relocate us to the place we are meant to be.

19/09/2025

Road Accidents: A National Crisis We’re Normalizing?

It’s deeply concerning how road accidents seem to have become a ‘normal’ part of our daily lives in Ghana. When you examine the statistics on road crashes and fatalities recorded so far this year, the figures are not only alarming — they are heartbreaking.

Are we truly doing enough to address this national emergency?

Beyond human error, the very conditions of our roads pose serious dangers:

Craters and potholes that drivers have memorized out of necessity

Non-functional traffic lights and streetlights

All of these point to one sad truth — as a nation, we appear not to value human life enough.

This must change. We cannot continue to treat preventable deaths as routine. It's time for leadership, accountability, and action.

Ghana must take road safety seriously.

The incoming President come 2028 and he shall be sworn in office 7th January, 2029.
18/09/2025

The incoming President come 2028 and he shall be sworn in office 7th January, 2029.

🔥 TODAY 🔥🏆 Champions League - Matchday 1⚽ Newcastle VS FC Barcelona⏰ 21:00 CET🏟 St. James' Park
18/09/2025

🔥 TODAY 🔥
🏆 Champions League - Matchday 1
⚽ Newcastle VS FC Barcelona
⏰ 21:00 CET
🏟 St. James' Park

Ondo state, Nigeria 🇳🇬
17/09/2025

Ondo state, Nigeria 🇳🇬

Let's win with Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia 2028
16/09/2025

Let's win with Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia 2028

16/09/2025

Thumbs up to Ghanaians who strongly condemn what appears to be the arbitrary arrest and politically motivated targeting of opposition leaders.

The peace and stability of our nation are of the highest importance. The continued practice of detaining political opponents—particularly on Friday evenings with the apparent intention of prolonging detention through the weekend—reflects a troubling and undemocratic pattern that undermines confidence in our legal and governance institutions.

Any allegations against public officials must be addressed through a transparent and independent judicial process, free of political interference or intimidation.

The Government of Ghana is admonished to conduct its affairs within the confines of the Constitution and to respect the fundamental rights and freedoms of all citizens, regardless of political affiliation. Our country’s democratic gains must be preserved through restraint, lawful conduct, and unwavering commitment to justice.

Musah Kofi
Social Media Activist
New Patriotic Party Member
Kintampo South
Jema

Magufuli Bus Terminal — Tanzania 🇹🇿. The largest and busiest bus terminal in East Africa Bilgate
16/09/2025

Magufuli Bus Terminal — Tanzania 🇹🇿. The largest and busiest bus terminal in East Africa Bilgate

Freetown, Sierra Leone 🇸🇱
16/09/2025

Freetown, Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

16/09/2025

A Silent Storm: Critiquing the Failure to Tackle Insecurity in Our Dear Nation.

Insecurity across the length and breadth of our dear nation has morphed from isolated incidents into a lingering crisis. From East to West and North to South, citizens now live in quiet fear—farmers flee their fields, businesses close early, and the once vibrant nation retreats into silence. This is no longer a temporary phase; it is a symptom of persistent governmental neglect, hollow promises, and policy paralysis.

For a country famed for its peace-loving, industrious people, the current state of affairs is both disturbing and disgraceful. Despite repeated cries for help, meaningful action remains painfully absent. The government, bound by bureaucracy and perhaps limited by resources, seems overwhelmed. The government offers rhetoric but little impact. And the central government watches from a distance as if the affected communities are invisible on the Ghana map.

The most troubling part is the lack of urgency. When schools are under threat, farmers are kidnapped, and highways become death traps, one expects a full-blown security operation. Yet, what we get are press releases, sympathy visits, and vague reassurances that yield nothing tangible. This is not leadership—it is political theater.

Security cannot be solved by slogans. It demands intelligence gathering, community policing, military support where needed, and, above all, accountability. How can criminal gangs roam the forests between communities while elected officials sit in comfort, failing to press hard enough for results?

It is time to critique not just the bandits, but the systemic inertia that empowers them. If leaders cannot protect their people, they forfeit the moral right to lead. If citizens cry out and hear nothing in return but an echo, then democracy has failed at that doorstep.

The citizens deserve better. Not just because of the country history, but because its people have sacrificed and endured.

Musah Kofi
Social Media Activist
New Patriotic Party Member
Kintampo South
Jema, Ghana.

Concerns grow over US immigration policy’s economic impact.🌏💼
16/09/2025

Concerns grow over US immigration policy’s economic impact.🌏💼

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