“No matter where you go, you are what you are player & you can try to change, but that's just the top layer”
Tema
Joined March 2010
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Surely this can’t be an actual thought that you had
The rate at which some Ghanaian girls are becoming comfortable with doing the bare minimum is actually crazy.
Your mates are in the mining sector, law firms, big hospitals, IT, engineering and other serious fields, building careers for themselves. But you spend years in school, get the opportunity to build something solid, and suddenly it's "I have my own business."
Wey business you dey do too aa, hair salon, ice kenkey, sobolo, thrift, Shein, Temu,Nail tech, selling wigs etc.
And before you come for me, there's absolutely nothing wrong with any of these businesses. Making your own money is commendable. But why must it be the only thing you aspire to when you have the opportunity to build a professional career as well?
Use the business as a side hustle. Grow it, invest in it, make money from it, but don't limit yourself. There's more to life than just surviving from one sale to another.
Chale, raise your standards and aim higher. A time will come when some of the opportunities you're taking for granted today won't be available again yoo.
Kojo A. retweeted
I find it so fascinating. It’s a whole new world out there.
It’s a failed state on the brink of what is coming to them. The rumblings of a civil war is clear with that country. The blood they have shed all over the world will fill their cup and they shall drink their portion.
Can’t bring myself to watch the video of that father mourning his son. It’s so heartbreaking.
May Yahweh comfort him.
Kojo A. retweeted
Our country MUST work!
🇺🇸🇬🇭 A 15-year-old Ghanaian teen was FATALLY SHOT on his way to school in the Bronx, just one year after arriving in America.
He was shot in the abdomen near Crotona Park and died at the hospital.
His father believes bullying was behind the attack. Three days earlier, two students had been suspended for targeting his son.
A quiet kid who left Ghana for a better life is gone, and his dad is left trying to understand how a school fight ended with a gun.
Writer: Lucas
Kojo A. retweeted
Ghana’s e-commerce revolution is already happening, just not in the way we expected! 🇬🇭
My latest article explores how Ghanaians are redefining online shopping on their own terms.
Have a read 👇🏾
myjoyonline.com/the-e-commer…
On spent all that money to sign Mbappé, and now they might not even be able to sell his merch in China because of a simple “joke”.
Life can be ridiculous sometimes.
