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βomg you work so hardβ
my dear i spend like a drug dealer, itβs either this or i start dealing fr
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Some of you are dealing with internal issues you shouldβve solved 3 relationships ago because instead of taking the time to actually heal you just jumped on the next available person.
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dismissing interest in american politics as misplaced attention is intellectually limiting. you cannot meaningfully understand ghanaβs position in the world without paying attention to some of the countries and institutions that help shape the global order
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Hi everyone,
Thank you to everyone who has already contributed towards the dialysis treatment of 16y.o Rita . Together, weβve raised GHβ΅3,000βenough to cover four sessions, which will keep her going for about two weeks.
She actually requires three dialysis sessions a week, at GHβ΅700 per session. Her mother explains in the video that the family can no longer afford the treatment and is considering herbal remedies instead.
We urgently need more support to help her continue dialysis. If you can contribute, please do. Every cedi brings her closer to another session of treatment.
Please donate via +233552712924, Emmanuel Raphael Samani
Thank you β€οΈ
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Me on my way to bed, looking at the incoming #Midterms2026 results and feeling pure joy and satisfaction:
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βfirst black womanβ βfirst latinaβ βfirst openly gay manβ βfirst latinoβ βfirst black manβ βfirst muslimβ βfirst native americanβ #Midterms2026
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Hi everyone,
A 16 y.o JHS graduate is in dire need of financial support to continue her dialysis treatment.
Her father is considering stopping the treatment because the family can no longer afford it and are thinking of turning to herbal treatment instead.
Iβm appealing to anyone who can help support her treatment. No contribution is too small. Please send contributions via momo number:
+233552712924
Emmanuel Raphael Samani.
Please help share.
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Just want to remind everybody that Ghana is a very poor country. Most people are doing the best they can in the moment.
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.


































