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• Sweet message 6 months ago

  Whoever believes in Jesus, the Son of God, has crossed over from death to life.
  
  This is the good news for all humanity.
  Seek Jesus and live.

  Whoever believes in Jesus, the Son of God, has crossed over from death to life.
  
  This is the good news for all humanity.
  Seek Jesus and live.

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• FRANKIE 6 months ago

  I'm very sure she made this submission in English language. She speaks English with her kids at home, hires an English teacher to give her kids extra classes and laces her local language with English. And then hypocritically ...
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  I'm very sure she made this submission in English language. She speaks English with her kids at home, hires an English teacher to give her kids extra classes and laces her local language with English. And then hypocritically she'll turn round to ask for the inclusion of her local language in our curriculum to preserve a culture which is dynamic and which her children will not be part of.
  Didn't we recently see the son of the Asantehene graduate from an international school where English language is the only medium of communication and on his way to the United States for further education? Then they hypocritically ask us to stick to our local language which is about to get extinct and which are not languages of opportunity like English language! Such hypocrisy!

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• Benji 6 months ago

  How are you sure though? Don't defame this fine looking lady. Ayinda all the way, Madam.

  How are you sure though? Don't defame this fine looking lady. Ayinda all the way, Madam.

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• Hunter 6 months ago

  IGNORE FRANKIE HE IS A WEED SMOKER!!
  
  OTUMFUOS SON HASNT GOTTEN AN ENGLISH NAME. THEY SPEAK TWI AT HOME.
  
  AND FOR YOUR INFORMATION UNIVERSITYS IN USA AND AROUND THE GLOBE HAVE STARTED TEACHING AKAN COURSES. THERE ARE AIR ...
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  IGNORE FRANKIE HE IS A WEED SMOKER!!
  
  OTUMFUOS SON HASNT GOTTEN AN ENGLISH NAME. THEY SPEAK TWI AT HOME.
  
  AND FOR YOUR INFORMATION UNIVERSITYS IN USA AND AROUND THE GLOBE HAVE STARTED TEACHING AKAN COURSES. THERE ARE AIRLINES AND TELCOS AND HOTELS AROUND THE WORLD THAT USES AKAN LANGUAGE IN COMMUNICATION.
  
  SO WHERE IS THE EXTINCTION COMING FROM??

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• WHEN CIVILIZATIONS WERE CONSOLIDATED, AFRICANS FRAGMENTED 6 months ago

  Every few yards in Africa, you find a tribe with a different language, different Chief with no power. Instead of coming together stronger, it’s the same disunity into 2025.

  Every few yards in Africa, you find a tribe with a different language, different Chief with no power. Instead of coming together stronger, it’s the same disunity into 2025.

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• Concern citizen 6 months ago

  Madness even the Ahantes had abandoned their language and speaks Fante instead. Talk about better issues and stop the tribal nonsense

  Madness even the Ahantes had abandoned their language and speaks Fante instead. Talk about better issues and stop the tribal nonsense

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• Aluta 6 months ago

  You don’t understand. It’s important to preserve each language.

  You don’t understand. It’s important to preserve each language.

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• Zaga 6 months ago

  Right call

  Right call

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• kulbogo 6 months ago

  Why nt advocate for de developmental needs of ur pipo rather dan advocating for a local language to be included in our educational cv, in dis modern erra who would wanna learn a local language for wat purpose, next tym if u ...
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  Why nt advocate for de developmental needs of ur pipo rather dan advocating for a local language to be included in our educational cv, in dis modern erra who would wanna learn a local language for wat purpose, next tym if u r given de opportunity to speak in parliament say sometin whch would inure to de benefit of ur pipo ok, we need serious tins to be said in parliament lady,

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• Aluta 6 months ago

  I’m FULLY behind this suggestion. As a matter of fact, we must ensure that one of our languages is lost. Many of our languages are getting lost and we need to have measures to prevent such a sad situation.

  I’m FULLY behind this suggestion. As a matter of fact, we must ensure that one of our languages is lost. Many of our languages are getting lost and we need to have measures to prevent such a sad situation.

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• SOS 6 months ago

  Bless her.
  
  And let it be done, GES.

  Bless her.
  
  And let it be done, GES.

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• Chris Milan 6 months ago

  My whole school life spread tru Takoradi and never heard this language before l know Ahanta but this new one l never knew l think they let the Fanti and the Nzema remain like that as we don't have Kwahu or Akim or Ahafo they ...
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  My whole school life spread tru Takoradi and never heard this language before l know Ahanta but this new one l never knew l think they let the Fanti and the Nzema remain like that as we don't have Kwahu or Akim or Ahafo they all use Asante/Akuapim Twi too much of lesser languages is of no need anything

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• Gbeh Agbo 6 months ago

  Mumu MP fo you write cheques in ayinda? It's not a good language

  Mumu MP fo you write cheques in ayinda? It's not a good language

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• Kofi Antubam 6 months ago

  I'm sorry for this confused lady trying to gain attention. Because she doesn't seem to know that Ahantas are Akans; that all Akans speak Twi; that Ayinda is just a dialect of Twi, even if distinctive Asante, Adansi, Akwapim, ...
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  I'm sorry for this confused lady trying to gain attention. Because she doesn't seem to know that Ahantas are Akans; that all Akans speak Twi; that Ayinda is just a dialect of Twi, even if distinctive Asante, Adansi, Akwapim, Akyem, Akwamu, Ayinda, Assin, Aowin, Bawule, Bono, Denkyira, Kwahu, Fanti, Nzima, Sefwi, Wassa. For her information, Akans are subdivided into these16 groups and we are certainly NOT going to advocate for the teaching of dialects to enhance division instead of cohesion. She should not expose her ignorance.

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