The Ghanaian is always tweeting about the hardship in the country. But when they have a vocal platform, all they discuss is sex, relationships and violence. 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️.

CHAIRMAN nie. make I drop my momo?.

Next time he dies, put some formalin in him. Let’s see if he wakes up again. 🤝.

I’ve observed a worrying pattern among many young Ghanaians on social media, particularly on X. When engaging in discussions, a significant number tend to abandon reasoned argument and instead resort to insults such as “aboa,” “kwasia,” “WMT,” and other derogatory terms to.

Points 10 &11 😳. Crash happens in 2014 and the only data found on retrieved “black box” is a successful ground run in 2010? . 🤦🏾.

Presidential aircraft has three engines, so if one fails, the other can keep it going for 30 minutes. 🤦🏾

Ghana is currently being governed amid serious conflicts of interest, yet many are passively watching without concern. What’s being presented as benevolence or goodwill may turn out to be deeply harmful, and by the time we realize it, it might be too late. 🤐

By now, someone has probably taken the helicopter rotor and turned it into a ceiling fan souvenir in their room. 🤦🏾…

Yeah, Prosperity. 😊. Balaam, hired to curse the Israelites, instead prophesied blessings. Numbers 22-24.

The technology needed to identify badly burned bodies, even when the DNA is damaged or contaminated, has been around for a while. It may not be considered essential in a country like Ghana, but after the June 10th tragedy, it should be. We need to learn from these events and.

I had a feeling it would be hard to identify the bodies because of the extent of the burns and possible fuel contamination. But I honestly thought we had the expertise and technology in Ghana to handle such cases. It really makes you question the kind of forensic work we’ve.

It’s honestly troubling to look back at some of those tweets. The level of hatred shown by some NDC sympathizers towards anything or anyone affiliated with the NPP went far beyond political disagreement - it was personal, vengeful, and deeply lacking in empathy. Wishing death.

You chose to turn the moment into one about yourself. Truly honoring and showing respect to them would mean staying off social media or refraining from posting self-centered content. That’s not how you show respect to fallen comrades.

When the storm settles and the mourning ends, Ghana must take a hard look at the state of journalism and the growing trend of “vulture blogging.” . We urgently need serious conversations around ethics, integrity, and the kind of content being pushed out and privacy invasion. It’s.

I found this tweet quite thoughtful until it got to the part about the aircraft not being fit to carry “ministers and VIPs”. Who exactly is it meant to carry then? Are the lives of our ordinary military personnel less valuable? If it’s not safe enough for a minister, then it.

I have to commend my NPP friends for the mature and respectful way they’ve responded to this national tragedy. Despite how harshly we’ve sometimes been treated in similar situations by our counterparts, you’ve chosen not to retaliate, and that speaks volumes. This is the kind of.

End galamsey before it ends us all. 🙏.

Someone said, “A helicopter is basically a motorcycle in the air.”. The more I reflect on it, the more it makes sense, both lack the structural protection of larger vehicles, have higher accident and fatality rates, and offer limited safety features. When things go wrong,.

So he should start using his brother’s private jet just to go to Sefwi Wiawso too? 🤷🏾‍♂️. Where is this kind of justification coming from? Past governments have all used these military helicopters without any crashes. Now this one accident happens, and suddenly the suggestion is to.

This is truly heartbreaking. May all the souls rest in peace, and may comfort and strength surround the families and loved ones affected during this difficult time. 🕊️.