People and Living
Muddy Source Of Life; The Ningokofe Water Story
If water is life, as they say, then clean water will be a good life.
May 30, 2022
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If water is life, as they say, then clean water will be a good life.
Why would a leader of this nation lack the will to stop what clearly has become an existential threat? Well, the simple answer is greed. They can construct impeccable English and cite several excuses as the hindrance, but the real Teflon is greed.
I missed these details on my first edit, but a second look revealed it was the children who had a keen interest in the happenings.
It must not be lost on anyone that the fight for Africa’s sovereignty won’t be a pretty one. We won’t achieve anything with speeches in front of marble walls in a hall filled with careless people.
Fear fuels passion, and passion drives success. When you have a lot of these elements in one place, with a little spark, you’ll have a blast.
The majority of the people who elect leaders in my country have little education, sometimes none. Also, the colonial system which established the educational system doesn’t make it any better. They needed some guidance.
I stayed at the Paradise Hotel, had dinner at the Cocoa Village Guesthouse, some beer at Destiny Bar, and a boat ride as well.
I consider this event to be the biggest photography event in Ghana. Focus on the art and the wild fashion sense of Ghanaians and Africans as a whole will provide an interesting background.
There’s no charity in development. Developed nations seize their destiny and work at changing it for good.
Artists like Sedem have no other choice but to rely on passion and determination until success visits them, a system that has killed lots of talents.
Human development is not a subject of interest in our society. We don’t spend time understanding how people think and helping people think. We create media content without factoring in its effects on the audience.
Patriotism is not a right of a nation. Patriotism is a luxury that a serving nation enjoys.
There’s no charity in development. Developed nations seize their destiny and work at changing it for good.
The dynamics for fostering unity and efficiently employing the skills of citizens for national progress are ever-changing.
The nation has failed to properly educate its citizens, create an education model that will widen the worldview of its citizens, instill a sense of nationalism, and make them problem solvers.
The quality of a nation’s output is greatly determined by the quality of its education.
At independence Ghana held a beacon, signalling that the continent was fully aware and ready to seize its destiny for progress and self-actualization. We’ve built America and financed Europe out of poverty; we are now poised to reclaim Africa and restore dignity to take a seat at the table.
We have generated an obscene amount of wealth which means we now work more than we ever had to but at the same time, more of us sink further into poverty.
It’s obvious Red Bull’s massive car advantage has diminished and the other teams have caught up, bringing back some competition at the front row.
What we practice is politricks and treats. Bait benighted electorates with short-term wants to win political power to achieve an overarching goal of self-aggrandizement and share thievery.
In 2015, at the periphery of the 2016 election, Ghana was rocked by a ‘Bus Branding’ scandal, which some NDC folks, in hindsight, believed might have caused them the elections.
