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Accra, Ghana
Joined August 2017
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Giving advice is a pointless activity.
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Some recording artists don't have a talent problem. They have a sound problem. They're working with producers who don't understand their musical direction and engineers who can't translate their ideas into professional records. Your sound is only as good as the people helping you build it.
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Every number in Bawumia's Tokyo answer, checked against the Bank of Ghana, the IMF and the regulator.
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Congrats again my brother! Great catching up last night. Your talent as a multidisciplinary artist is truly inspiring. Keep going!
I am pleased to share that my work will be included in Velvet Tensions, a group exhibition on contradictions at @deicentre_ghana opening tomorrow, Friday 6 November. I am showing two watercolours, “Morning Assembly” and “Dismissal” in the company of a remarkable group of artists
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Furelise x Kanye west - runaway
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Chale, music be free spirit oh. It’s like a river. You can’t cage it or dictate to it. It will overflow any dam you try to build. Music is also always flowing and evolving just like a river does. You cannot recreate an era or force a genre to repeat past success. Enjoy the music of your time, because one day you will argue with the next generation that yours was better, just as those before you are doing. You can’t force music to stay local or go international. It will find its own audience, whether millions or a handful. Every song has its own journey, beyond the control of any industry, label or even the artist. Music business should not control music. Music should control music business - Anaa?
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Unfortunately 1) The money in the bank isn’t yours 2) The money in the bank isn’t money
BREAKING: 🇵🇾 What just happened in PARAGUAY is a WARNING for everyone on earth. More than 3 million people (60% of Paraguay's adult population) have lost access to EVERYTHING. Their bank accounts. Their pensions. Frozen. Inaccessible. Paraguay’s largest digital bank, Ueno Bank, has collapsed. The president of the Central Bank (who is deeply connected to Ueno) has just RESIGNED. Eight high-level executives including the founder and the Bank President are being detained. The people have taken to the streets to demand their money back. And rightly so. This is the model Milei and the rest of the Epstein class are pushing. This could happen ANYWHERE. Best to save in physical gold and physical silver, imo.
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** IMMINENT STOCK MARKET CRASH OCTOBER 26, 2026-NOVEMBER 9, 2026 ** I am writing this message to give a detailed analysis, as to what I believe will be happening starting Monday October 26, 2026, and the main event to take place the following Monday November 2-3, 2026, with the bottom of the crash coming on November 9. I also want to explain what I believe the Federal Reserve is going to do as a means of trying to fix the crisis, and how it is going to lead to the end of the U.S dollar, bringing about a sovereign debt and currency crisis. This crisis will be the main focal point and issue that the Democratic Party is going to run on in the 26' midterms and the 28' elections, undermining the Republican Party and Donald Trump's populism, and eventually using it to try to usher in Communism, via a World Economic Forum/Black Rock policy and vision.
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Also, we shouldn’t allow officials take money on the road side @JDMahama . Add it to the traffic tech. They should issue tickets on the road instead. Someone get free 225
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Look at how carefully people obey speed limits on our roads. The main difference between developed countries and Ghana is that developed countries always enforce their laws. If we strictly enforce our laws in every part of society, Ghana will completely change for the better.
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Lawless Lapaz must be a special project.
I’m waiting for when Authorities will take action This is a highway turned market
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Addo Dee’s era, when I was practically having panic attacks over inflation, nu? You could walk into Makola to buy a bag of rice, and before the seller even finished counting your change, the price had gone up. It was during the NPP's tenure that even kenkey sellers contemplated selling their shito separately because of the astronomical cost of cooking oil. Does he have any idea how long it took some of us to recover psychologically from the financial anxiety that period inflicted? It took me close to a year to unlearn the compulsive habit of bulk-buying out of sheer fear that prices would skyrocket before my next shopping trip. Should we talk about the E-Levy which was slapped on almost every transaction, including quick loans and sports betting apps? Or perhaps we should revisit the COVID-19 levy or recollect how volatile things were? These are lived experiences. They're memories of what we endured and fortunately, nobody gets to rewrite that chapter of our economic history or gaslight us into believing otherwise. Addo Dee has his own legitimate achievements, but claiming that our economy was better under his tenure certainly isn't one of them. In fact, I doubt he'd even agree with that assertion himself.
One Woman rendered a political demonstration useless!!!
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If you work in the music industry, this message is for you. Don’t let this industry consume your entire life. While you hustle, build a life outside the industry too. Find love, get married, raise a family, create memories and pursue happiness beyond the music business. I’ve seen many of my senior colleagues in their 50s still waiting to experience some of these things because the industry consumed their time and sold them the illusion that there would always be enough time. My brother, my sister, don’t postpone living your life because of your career. The industry will keep moving, but life won’t wait for you. Build a life outside this space. God bless you. #MILITANT
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They wish you’d forget who you are, they wish you’d be blind to your calling but follow the light
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Freshly made Pineapple and coconut juice with Anguamo for those siblings of mine
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If you are one of those people who beat traffic lights, putting other people’s lives at risk because you couldn’t wait for 90 seconds or so, you are an actual animal who isn’t supposed to be anywhere near a steering wheel.
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You’re in the diaspora, complying with speed limits over there, yet questioning and complaining about the same rules being implemented in your home country? I thought they said everyone who travels becomes enlightened, anaa? **ols!!!
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Today at Lapaz in Accra, something interesting happened between the Buzstopboys, the KMA, and a street vendor The woman says the NPP should return to power so she could continue her lawlessness To understand this conversation, please watch the Buzstopboys video first.👇🏽
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The argument that streetlights, potholes, and road markings must be fixed before enforcing speed limits is flawed. Accidents occur on perfect roads too, and bad roads are 100% a very important reason for enforcing speed regulations. We can do all simultaneously
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Without Traffitech sef Koti dey catch people then pocket the money. At least, this goes to a traceable source. Use the funds to fix traffic lights and the deadly potholes
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