The brain behind the editing is @Gen_Buhari_
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Every new chapter of life is a reminder of God’s grace, the gift of life, and the responsibility that comes with every opportunity to make a difference.
True fulfilment is found not in titles or positions, but in the lives we touch, the people we protect, and the positive impact we leave behind. Service to humanity, the pursuit of justice, and the protection of the vulnerable remain among life’s greatest responsibilities, and which I stand to uphold.
May the years ahead bring all of us greater wisdom, strength, good health, and renewed determination to serve humanity in every little way we can and contribute to a peaceful and secure Ghana.
God bless our homeland Ghana. 🇬🇭
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There’s absolutely nothing wrong with exposing wrongdoing. In fact, we should encourage it.
But the way @IsaacKofiAgyei goes about these issues sometimes makes you wonder whether he’s speaking as a researcher or a politician pushing a partisan agenda.
Research should be objective, analytical and driven by evidence, not political sentiments or personal convictions.
You took a similar approach with @kaycodjoe over the cocoa issue, and it didn’t quite land. Then came @SammyGyamfi_ and the GoldBod matter, with the same confrontational tone.
Chale, you can ask tough questions and expose wrongdoing without sounding like you’re fighting a political battle.
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With my grasshopper looking ahh 😂. We thank God for growth chale. No I didn’t win. I didn’t even make top 3. But this shy little girl birthed who I am today. Shout outs to my day ones who believed in me. We’re not done yet. ❤️
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The stereotype on Arsenal football club is dangerous to this sport and also unfair. Yes they don’t play the “prettiest” football in the world, but this is a team built on resilience and a winning mentality with a fantastic coach. Dominant in the Premier League, still had the energy to compete and reach the Champions League final where their fighting spirit took the best team in the world to penalties.
I cannot understand how none of their players got any decent recognition. I know the world doesn’t rate defensive players highly, and Arsenal are built on tactical solidity rooted in defensive compactness and focus. But even their main players are ranked TOO LOW. Declan Rice, easily one of the best midfielders in the world, is placed 15th!!!! Saliba, the best defender in the world, is ranked below Quinones!!
This isn’t just a Ballon d’Or thing, it’s also a perception thing. Because like I have always said, it was absolutely unfair that Bruno Fernandes won the PL POTY over the Arsenal players. Arsenal had 3+ players more deserving because as much as we call them “individual awards”, they are awards in a TEAM sport. Sadly, this stereotype will continue with Arsenal, their goalkeeper will get the prop, but still lose the award in a World Cup year, their CBs will get the prop but still finish behind Ferran Torres. It’s sad really
You were in the party for 17 years before Kwesi Botchwey joined. You are still a goro boy struggling to put body and soul together in Savelugu.
Yaw Yaw Charles retweeted
TOR management has disclosed that the refinery had accumulated losses of about GH¢10 billion and debts of approximately $570 million when the current management assumed office in 2025.
Managing Director Edmund Kombat says since the turnaround, there is fuel security with the refinery now back on stream.
#3NewsGH #TV3GH
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Partisan politics is worse than colonialisation. We cannot discuss any national issue without thinking first about how our “party” can benefit from it. Those we trusted as tanks, have stopped thinking. The new slave master is blind loyalty to partisan politics
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THE TEMA OIL REFINERY REVIVAL IS SOLELY THE WORK OF THE CURRENT MD AND THE GOVERNMENT. THE LAST ADMINISTRATION PILLAGED, ATTEMPTED TO SELL TOR TO CRONIES AND LEFT TOR MORIBUND. THEY CAN'T BE CREDITED WITH ANY PART OF THE CURRENT TURN AROUND. BUT FOR Kofi Bentil , ME, AND THE OSP THE REFINERY WOULD HAVE BEEN SOLD AS SCRAP BY THE LAST GOVERNMENT.
Anyway in November 2025, the new MD of Tema Oil Refinery invited me to understand what he is doing to revive one of the most abused and raped state institutions.
I wrote the following..
" A moribund debt-saoked institution and a demotivated and partisan ageing staff were the legacy of the other guys who left last year. $500m in debt due to mostly crookish high-way paper robbery by kith and kin of the last guy who was also the Jubilee House overlord.
The new younger MD is slowly breathing life into an asset l would long have sold to competent private hands. He is restructuring the debt iceberg he met, thawed a little in a few millions saved. He is retrofitting the Refinery with internally generated funds, not borrowed a dime, and you only need to listen to the technical staff who bear witness to the respectable turnaround.
Of course he has the benefit of technically sound folks like Nana Amoasi VII, CEO of Institute for Energy Security.
I had just two words of advice for the MD of Tema Oil Refinery, Edmond Kombat Esq.; leave a legacy through effective and efficient leadership so your children, family and village would not be shamed as others who looted state funds have rendered theirs. Good luck."
TODAY . Kombat, please TOASO!
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Yesterday, ToR's MD @EdmondKombat_ briefed the media on how a refinery that wasn't refining for years is now refining again. I've gone through the slides, and I must say there's a lot to be encouraged by.
ToR is refining crude again. From 2022 to 2024, it refined nothing. So far in 2026, it has processed about 441k tonnes of crude. Management expects to process about 525k tonnes by the end of the year, which would be more than in 2020.
Management expects revenue to almost double this year, to about 547m cedis. ToR has also cleared six years of unaudited accounts.
ToR is getting paid faster too. In 2024, it took about 3 years on average to collect what it was owed. In 2025, that came down to about 21 months. What it owes others also fell from 7.1 billion cedis to 5 billion cedis.
There are still some things to keep an eye on. About 43% of what ToR produces right now is fuel oil. The unit that turns heavy oil into petrol, diesel and LPG is due for repairs this year. Once it's fully restored, we should see more petrol, diesel and LPG coming out of the refinery to support local consumption.
The second is output compared with capacity. ToR says the refinery can do up to 45k barrels a day. Based on the data so far, it has averaged about 12k barrels a day this year. I'm looking forward to seeing output get closer to that capacity.
Finally, costs. Insurance and maintenance have eaten up most of this year's gains, so operating profit is expected to rise only from 86m cedis to about 93m cedis. Some of that is the cost of bringing an old plant back to life, and I hope it settles as the plant stabilises.
Overall, a good news story with more to look forward to!
Yaw Yaw Charles retweeted
These NPP people either have chicken shit for brains or reason with their anus!
You almost leased this national asset to your shadowy company for pittance three years ago, and you still have the guts to make such a claim today?
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Day 2 at the #WorldInvestmentForum in Doha 🇶🇦🌍
From Ghana’s GIPC CEO’s presentation to the Women in Business Awards, Startup Lab and SME conversations, today was truly inspiring.
My journey through @UNCTADYouth has been amazing!
#UNCTAD #Entrepreneurship
