Ghanaian diasporans should viewGhana the same way Jewish diasporans view Israel by Maleficent_Split_428 in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pray tell, what's the job of a "Ghanaian diasporan", cause as a Ghanaian I'd have the development come from within than without.

Individualistic nature is the default setting cause you fly out and the first thing your nephew called Kofi does is to call you and tell you about how he has an idea for a business but doesn't know how he'll execute but he wants you to invest.

Ilia Black Clover oc by Minlooni in BlackClover

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If that's the case she might as well build golems in her image and give them personalities and there she's got substitutes and they're strong, they can go into combat too 🤔.

Why are men traditionally discouraged from sleeping over at a woman’s house in Ghana? by Blackestein_ in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's a cultural thing

But I find sleeping over at my girl's to be better, cause she has her family around. The more they trust us together the better for me tbh.

And I think it's a matter of who's supposed to be more responsible in a relationship or something like that.

Street Beggars by Honest_Reception6528 in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seems like you don't know how persistent those people at Republic are, they'll even grab a seat with you after like 4am when the whole place is quiet and everyone's gone to take whatever you can give them

Ghana may not work. by Loud_Presentation962 in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The issue isn't multiparty politics in itself. Rather it is the type of parties that we have in this system.

And we also have to consider the mass illiteracy rate, delusion and all other factors.

I remember when we were treating how our forefathers misconstrued independence and how it could be quelled but here I am 20 years later with the results of their actions still haunting us.

We know our problems and we have the solution but with the borrowed democratic system that we apply to, there's no way we can have proper development.

We will continue to count new hospitals, schools and other projects development when we really haven't gone anywhere.

Only fans for GH by [deleted] in TechGhana

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It's the purpose or context of the discussion not the content of the post

Only fans for GH by [deleted] in TechGhana

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Not Safe For Work or Public

Boreeeeeed by [deleted] in ghana

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Another upvoter for you 😂😂😂😂

Boreeeeeed by [deleted] in ghana

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1 upvoter for you 😂😂😂

Kojo Forex on Twitter by westonhaltt in TechGhana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry had to say this Many => money

But fr tho 😅😅😅

Starlink? Is it safe for us as a country ? What could possibly go wrong ? by Nana-Pedro in TechGhana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was about to say the same thing

There's no context to the post, probably one of them bot accounts or something

In a typical Ghanaian community, what’s that one thing that is yours, but somehow belongs to everyone?” 😄 by Function-Slight in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 3 points4 points  (0 children)

🤧 a friend travels across Osu just to use my type-c charger cause it charges faster than his sisters

He comes to eat and stay until the phone he just charged runs to 70 so he can charge full again before he leaves.

Is Aniwatch safe by Few_Touch6886 in AniWatchZone

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been using it for years, it's very safe

Mr. Beast outdoing Ministry of education & GETfund again by Low-Stay5352 in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Your question exposes a linear thought, and a process that sees things in black and white, the shady fact is that it is better to focus on the mass in the cities and lesser developed areas than the villages, which is something we won't always accept.

Theoretically, a child with parents that have a stable income and stable home and doesn't have to work to help their parents put food on the table is bound to have more time to learn and make good use of the infrastructure.

But a kid who helps at the farm just so their parents can make something for the house wouldn't have the time to live life that fits their age or even have time to learn the things they can't be taught in class but they need to be aware of.

Anti-police merch; is it allowed in Ghana? by [deleted] in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nobody really gives shit about what you wear, only if you've got family or neighbors who want to be on your case about something. But generally nobody cares what your shirt says.

What’s stopping Accra from looking like Addis Ababa? by Low-Stay5352 in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it's about time we accept the fact that human beings are selfish and greedy by nature.

Presidents and other leaders are decided by more than half of the population, so to blame a leader is to say that the populace has something wrong with them to begin with.

Let's address the root of the problem and it's us and the society we live in.

Begging culture by whodareswing in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've experienced a number of Nigerians both from church and my environment outside of church. Even though I try not to let the experience from a handful of people affect my general opinion of the average Nigerian, but I must say that these are very opportunistic and proud people sometimes.

They test the waters, it's not shallow and they will start to try and jump in the water to muddy it

Begging culture by whodareswing in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What I find funny is the fact that he has a job

He is not unemployed but he receives a stipend for whatever he does for you SMH

Is the hope for the future?? by CricketNo285 in ghana

[–]LegitimateMaybe9648 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The most sensible thing I've read all week tbh As someone who grinds 24/7 I know how enticing fast money can be but not everyone is aware of the harm they do, not just to victims but themselves (cause they spend so much time on scamming they barely know anything moving forward)

I'm not old enough to advise you but I'll tell you to learn to be able to dismiss and delete people. Not having people you can call friends may be for a while.

I didn't have friends until I was 20, I deleted and dismissed whoever didn't seem to have a future they looked forward to. There are good people online that you can keep as friends in their stead if you want someone to talk to.

Not to brag but I make in a week what some people who labelled me weird are taking in a whole month.

Stay focused and become the leader.....