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Exactly, this video isn't supposed to be public, after all it is not her father's house. It's a hotel, what does she expect so why posting videos online.
Also, those that stayed in that room are very dirty. Haha! Leaving stuff all over like that. Can't they just bin it?
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You're so filthy yourself, what are we refering to when we talk about better working conditions? These employees are exposed to health hazard. You used condoms are not the responsibility of the workers. You're very useless, filthy individual who doesn't respect himself, scumbag.
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Very unprofessional.
Before you work in a hotel you need to be someone that knows how to keep your mouth shut cos you gonna see a lot of shit.
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Kwaku Smoke, YPee, Fella Makafui and other benevolent Ghanaians have offered to support a young woman who tearfully recounted how her mother predicted her own death, telling her she would not live to witness her dressmaking graduation, and indeed passed away before the day she returned to the village to share her graduation envelopes.
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Kwasia keka!
Hitman Izzy and Yaa Bitha agenda is back
Let me drop this here. Did she accepted this verbal contract? Then hmmm…
Watch 👇👇more secrets popping up 🫢💔
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t.me/headquartersz
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Another heartbreaking tragedy hits the Ghanaian community in New York 💔🇬🇭
24-year-old Ghanaian youth Joseph Owusu has been found dead at a dumpsite in the Bronx, New York, roughly two weeks after he was reported missing.
Reports indicate that his body was tragically discovered by a scrap collector among the trash.
Joseph was a cherished member and dedicated organist at the Ghana United Methodist Church in the Bronx, where his talent and warm spirit brought comfort to many.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, church community, and loved ones during this devastating time.
May his soul rest in perfect peace. 🕊️💔
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Bongo Ideas is inarguably the most engaged page on Facebook Ghana. We average over 1 million views on our posts. In October alone, we recorded over 500M impressions, with half of that coming from the diaspora. You can’t scroll through Facebook without seeing a post from us. Brands should contact us for business!
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Starting November 5, DStv Ghana subscription prices will drop to as low as GH¢50 MONTHLY! A football exclusive package will also be available for GH¢250, allowing subscribers to pay ONLY for what they want to watch.
Sam George succeeded in getting DStv to agree to giving subscribers the option of selecting their preferred channels and paying only for them.
DZATA 💪 🦁
Welcome to the club. You’ll be fine ✌🏾
Showboy girlfriend knacked by his right am man Pablo🫢😭 The 5 videos I’m seeing on this snap is crazy tho. Ebi the Knust girl? 👇👇 Watch
snapchat.com/t/b3UP9GMf
snapchat.com/t/b3UP9GMf
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😂😂😂🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
Showboy girlfriend knacked by his right am man Pablo🫢😭 The 5 videos I’m seeing on this snap is crazy tho. Ebi the Knust girl? 👇👇 Watch
snapchat.com/t/b3UP9GMf
snapchat.com/t/b3UP9GMf
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+1🎂🎉! Grateful for life and growth! Thanks to GOD Almighty and all the special people who have touched my life positively!
📷: @bkayphotos
👔: @SuitPalace_Gh
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Rigworld Completes State-of-the-Art Oil and Gas Training Centre in Côte d’Ivoire
Dr Kofi Amoa-Abban, CEO of Rigworld Group, has announced the completion of a state-of-the-art Oil and Gas Survival Training Centre in Côte d’Ivoire, with an official inauguration scheduled for November 2026.
The facility is expected to expand access to industry-standard safety training and equip oil and gas professionals across Africa with the skills needed to operate safely in demanding environments. The project was completed in collaboration with Rigworld’s local partner, ARSTM.
Established in 2011, Rigworld has grown into a major player in Africa’s oil and gas services industry, with operations across Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Angola, South Africa, Namibia and Mozambique. Through its specialised subsidiaries, the group provides technical, logistics, workforce and safety training services across the energy and industrial sectors.































