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POKUASE RESIDENTS, YOUR SAFETY MATTERS! ⚠️
To residents around Pokuase Agya Herbal, please be informed that the pedestrian crossing is UNDER THE HIGHWAY, not across the highway.
There is no need to risk your lives by running across moving vehicles.
Use the designated underpass to cross safely to the other side.
A few minutes saved are not worth risking your life.
PLEASE, USE THE UNDERPASS. DON'T CROSS THE HIGHWAY!
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Be mindful and intentional about these 20 things as a young man:
1. Be kind but be kinder to yourself
2. Prioritise your security and safety
3. Be comfortable being alone
4. Don’t help someone and end up in a bottomless pit
5. Invest in your appearance
6. Don’t go when you’re not invited
7. Say No if that’s what you mean to say
8. Save money and be disciplined about it
9. Don’t wipe out your savings to rescue someone from their financial situation
10. Don’t start a relationship because of loneliness
11. Avoid people who ridicule other people to entertain others
12. Avoid people who don’t have common sense
13. Trust your instincts every time
14. The only person you can trust is the reflection in the mirror
15. Don’t be an unpaid referee between two adults fighting in the street
16. Try as much as possible to avoid situations where only God is your witness
17. Unless it’s business, learn to take No for an answer
18. Ask for help when you need to, but don’t resent people for not being able to come through for you
19. Don’t make a decision when you’re emotional. When you’re too happy, sad or angry, calm down first.
20. Stay healthy.
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Sɛ me paa, being in a good mood paa, and I decide to talk about Ghana paa again deɛ, anka bronsam anfa me anyɛ Kallipo na ɔnom.
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“The Izzy guy sleeps with everything” meanwhile one of the everything he sleeps with is ur serious girlfriend right now🤣🤣🤣🤣
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i confronted them and they all charged at me.
the lady with the MTN banner called one Mr. Otega, who according to them is their BIG MAN. He told me to stop what i was doing cuz they’ve gone to see the assembly and they’ve been asked to return there for the time being.
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Traffitec-GH is a good initiative, but its purpose must be to make our roads safer, not to make money for someone
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Côte d’Ivoire next door has a similar speed camera system and it works. Drivers are warned of cameras ahead, and electronic displays show their speed, giving them time to slow down before they reach the camera.
Ghana should take a cue. The goal should be to save lives, not just collect fines.
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Do you realize how unconstitutional this sounds? Yes, watch people defend this too. They’re running a country like it’s some junior high school.
“If you call the Traffitech call centre after receiving a ticket to dispute the violation, and investigations establish that you indeed breached road traffic regulations, you will receive an additional fine.”
— Chief Inspector Frempong Ayeh cautions motorists against falsely disputing traffic violations, warning that an additional fine will be imposed if investigations confirm the offence.
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When they finally realise that the men gassing them up in their DMs and on the streets, making them think they have so many options only wanted to sleep with them and nothing more.
That reality check dunks their standards into the bin
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My colleague got the iPhone 18 Pro, and I gifted him a case and a screen protector. He’s been smiling since yesterday. Men are something else 😂😂
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CNBC: we’re calling to let you know ya stolen car is in West Africa.
Car owner: OMG!! pls can you bring it back?
Cnbc: no, but this will be a headline for our news.
😂🤣
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Lens was the 2nd best team in Ligue 1 last season and Como has put 7 goals past them.
No wonder PSG can rest all their starters and win the League with their reserves. We can’t compete
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When I later beat Como I no wan hear say dem be small team o
Small team dey wipe person 8 goals?
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There is no safety intention behind this TraffiTech system. That’s why they didn’t even bother to fix the basic problems first. A private company that is just in it for the money gets 40% of every fine, and they are responsible for the speed cameras. So they could just leave the cameras poorly calibrated, and the cameras could issue tickets to people going 50 km/h as if they were going 80 km/h. The moment a private company gets a share of the revenue, this becomes a serious red flag.




















