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This December, go out and have fun, especially if you’re interested in foreigners who are visiting Ghana. Talk to the girls, and don’t look down on yourself. Most of them will appreciate you for who you are. All you need to do is initiate a conversation, take your time, and don’t rush things. Just bring good vibes! 🔥
My fine Black American girl is coming to Ghana this week to explore a few things. You guys need to zip up!
I wouldn’t survive TraffiTech in Accra for even 4 hours, even if they offered a 100-month payment plan.
Naaaa, we will pay attention to the hate, use it to fuel our progress, and create a kill switch for the haters. 😂😂😂
The last time I told a friend that the number of people who loves us exceed the number of people who hate us but we focus more on the hate. We should be too busy celebrating the people who loves us more than fighting the people who hates us.
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After spending over 27 years in Ghana, here are some things I’ve learned and come to believe…
You are more powerful than any juju. Juju only has power over you when you believe in it.
Some people will go as far as sabotaging their own lives just to see someone else fail.
If there are 100 people in a room, 95 of them might hate you for absolutely no reason.
Minding your own business and focusing on improving yourself will take you far in life.
You are the greatest person you will ever meet. Never underestimate yourself.
Never lend money you cannot afford to lose.
If you think differently from the majority, be prepared to receive more hate.
Not everyone who smiles with you genuinely wishes you well.
Sometimes, the best response to negativity is silence and success.
Stop expecting people to support you simply because you support them.
You don’t have to prove yourself to people who are determined to misunderstand you.
Your biggest competition should be the person you were yesterday, not anyone else.
Feel free to add the rest based on your own life experiences……
Next month, I’ll be launching an event app in Ghana! You’ll be able to discover free and paid events near you or anywhere in Ghana, from church programs and parties to social gatherings, all on your phone.
The goal is to reduce loneliness, encourage social connections, digitalize event discovery, and reduce littering from printed posters. This Christmas, discovering events and meeting people will be easier than ever. Stay tuned!
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.
You see where they’re installing TraffiTech cameras in the name of road safety, That road hasn’t had proper lane markings for over 20 years to guide drivers or prevent them from crossing into each other’s lanes. There are no traffic lights at that intersection either. Yet someone with just 100MB of data left will come and tell you it’s all about saving lives.
Many Ghanaians have never seen a leader with a genuine commitment to development. Look at what Ibrahim Traoré is doing in Burkina Faso. Their economy grew by 5.3% in 2025. Just look at the local development projects his government has undertaken in only 4 years, 1 month, and 6 days, and compare that with what the NPP and NDC have achieved in Ghana over 34 years. Just do a little research into what’s happening in Burkina Faso.
Lol, he hasn’t done anything. I don’t know why you even tagged him to make him get a notification of your post. He went to the negotiation table and accepted GH₵399 as the best data bundle, knowing most Ghanaians cannot afford it. In opposition, he advocated for restoring the 5GB Zone Bundle at GH₵3.99, but now that he has the power, he has turned a blind eye.
He also promised further price reductions the following month, but that never happened. Instead of fighting for consumers, he appears to have served MTN’s interests, encouraging people to spend more on data while MTN benefits from increased revenue. This is what happens when corporations have more influence over a ministry than the people it is supposed to serve.
I’ve been following the conversation about data prices and I think all we need to do is look at what Ghanaians were paying before @samgeorgegh ’s intervention in July 2025 and what changed afterwards.
Let’s start with MTN.
Before: GH₵350 bought you 92.88GB.
After: GH₵399 bought you 214GB.
Before, 1GB cost approximately GH₵3.77. Afterwards, it cost GH₵1.86 on that package.
That’s a reduction of about 51% in the cost per GB.
Next let’s look at Telecel.
Before: GH₵400 bought you 190GB.
After: The same GH₵400 bought you 250GB.
That’s 60GB more without paying an extra pesewa.
AT
Before: GH₵400 bought you 190GB.
After: The same GH₵400 bought you 236GB.
That’s another 46GB for the same money.
Across existing bundles, MTN increased data allocations by 15%, while Telecel and AT increased theirs by 10%.
So even if your budget was GH₵10, the intervention meant you received more data for your money.
If someone says data is still expensive, I agree. More gigabytes won’t magically increase anybody’s salary but if the argument is that nothing has changed, the figures tell a different story. There’s a difference between saying a minister hasn’t solved a problem and saying he hasn’t done anything about it.
When it’s time to hate, let’s hate 😂 but let’s not allow our feelings to defeat basic mathematics. Ghana must work!