
Mr Irish
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Julius just loves to cry at every commemorative gathering😂.. Let’s forgive him
Mr Irish88,369 views • 2 months ago

The Basintale boy a few hours ago was denying that no such thing was done. Infact he claims he didn’t make any request whatsoever in relations to the turkey berry thing A few moment later.. he’s on Ekosiisen program admitting that they were going to enrol the said program. These people can lie and satan gets shocked where he is. Ah!
Mr Irish103,909 views • 3 months ago

A company with just one worker was awarded a BIG PUSH contract worth over 100 million. Ei🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Mr Irish107,825 views • 3 months ago

“I failed many times. I failed my entrance exams and came to Nobisco as a sports boy. I also lost my first election in 2000, lost again in 2004, and in 2008. Today, I am serving my second term as an MP, and that is because I never gave up.” — Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam’s emotional journey. Some lessons to be learnt here. Don’t give up. God has plans for you. Just keep pushing, don’t lose focus and success will be yours at the right time
Mr Irish24,808 views • 28 days ago

Sam George looks on for his ministry to push for payment while no work was done. The noisy braggart is just clueless. Thieves.. they’re there doing nothing. When you question them, they become emotional and start to attack you Good job Hon Abena Asare.. for God and country
Mr Irish50,942 views • 2 months ago

He was in Accra cutting birthday cakes.. man couldn’t honor Otumfuo’s invitation. Hmm
Mr Irish64,677 views • 2 months ago

Shameful.. Kankam Boadu has apologized for the lies and propaganda. But my issue is, is this journalism? You come to sit on radio, tarnish people’s hard-earned reputation and later come and apologize. Purely borla practices. Proper Journalists do due diligence, they investigate, research do background checks before coming on air to make these allegations. This is not it.
Mr Irish75,377 views • 3 months ago

I'm not a politician, I'm a farmer. Under Akufo-Addo, if I engage a labourer to work on my farm for a day, I paid 50 Cedis; today, it's 120 Cedis. I used to sell a bag of maize at 1,000 Cedis, and cement was 100 Cedis, so I could buy 10 bags. Today, a bag of maize is 400 Cedis, and with the slight reduction in cement prices, I still have to find additional cash to buy 10 bags. - A farmer in the Bono Region.
Mr Irish88,087 views • 5 months ago