What’s in my tech travel backpack 🎒 😄 #rickaquatechtips

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When giving your friends loans you should have a certain cut off point. Money you can afford to lose.

In-N-Out scripture of the day: Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.

Ghana actually has 16 Ghanaian languages studied up to the PhD level. Not 10. These are: Fante Asante Twi Akuapem Twi Ga Ewe Dangme Dagbani Dagaare Gonja Sisaali Likpakpaaln Gurene Kasem Nzema Kusaal Ahanta 🆕 And Ghanalingo Online Teaching Service teaches all. DM.

Life is good 😎

One train from this region will do wonders for the farmers and the consumers.

Just because today is a world cancer day🍀….. we are increasing our intake of dandelion root and soursop from today. Drop a heart for nature if you see this❤️

KALYJAY I think Ghana should seriously consider railway instead new roads

Here’s what makes up the system that allows trains to operate effectively 😄

We really need to get our train projects moving!

Let’s gooo💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

All things are working for my good 🙏

This is first ever fugu I owned and I searched the entire Osu for it. I wear it with so much pride and tomorrow will be no different 😎 #fugufriday

The internet really changed our world. The way the TV stations would have cashed out on this ad a few years ago erh

FUN FACT FRIDAY ⚔️🧵 The fugu didn’t start as fashion. It started as war gear. Originally worn in Northern Ghana, the garment was known as fugu, a word derived from the Moshi language meaning cloth. Among the Dagomba, it is called bingba. When the garment entered Asante

It’s the “heavenly” entrance for me 🤣🔥

Fugu is easily every Ghanaian’s go to outfit for special occasions. When my dad received one of the highest honors from Ghana in 2024, he proudly wore his fugu to receive the award

This is impressive 😄 #LGInnoFest2026_MEA #LifesGood

Having traveled to 39 countries within Africa, I am committed to encouraging African youth to embrace the Borderless Africa conversation. Africa is home to every African. It’s time to unlock opportunities across the continent, not just in our countries of origin because when you