In the Abundance of Water the "F00l" is Thirsty.."Yete sika So Nanso Ekom De Yen" - KSM bemoans...

[@kilughana3022]

Dear KSM, I think you should get on national TV so your wisdom and education can reach a wider audience. especially places with no access to Internet. Pls consider that. Tnx

[@richardakpedonu2196]

😅😅😅😊

[@GRACEMANU-s9h]

We need some people like you to tap our shoulders to wake us up. You’re gradually awakening some of us with your show; thank you 🙏

[@anthonygokah3801]

YES. Boss you are right in everything you say which Potential. We always deceiving our selves. We think we are wise but we’re not showing that. Sometimes you see some people in social media. and you laugh.

[@appiahisaac3106]

Exactly anthonygokah,bronyi means aarburow nye,and if many it means aarburowfuu.Papa KSM the teacher the wisdom older 🧓 school man.And if we Ghanaians will follow him instead of Adom fm sankofa radio Onua TV 📺 GBC Wuntomi radio 📻 Owusu Bempah Duncan Williams churches Otumfuo Mahama Bawumia Kennedy Agyapong KUFFOUR Allan Kyeremanteng IGP Cecelia Dapaah Jean Mensah ursla Owusu orkugyato Ablakwa Aseidu Nketsia Sam George thems the oral team aarr ghana will move forward. My people citizens of Yaasantewaa Kwame Nkuruma Ama Ghana 🇬🇭 please follow this KSM man,he dont or have a brain 🧠, but he have(CRANIUM?)CRANIUM is the mother of the brain 🧠 ooohhhtttooomm people. Thanks and I hope am making sense People.

[@patb-d2264]

Wisdom and fearlessness; a voice to speak one's wisdom is indeed a gift. KSM has this gift.

[@has64-z5j]

KSM, you are forgiven for not wearing your T-shirt. Lovely outfit 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾. Keep up the good work, we require a serious makeover and reset in our beloved Ghana.

[@williamhanson4154]

If we don't find a way to destroy corruption, whatever we will try to do will not work. We have to start teaching in our schools how to be a patriotic citizen. I remembered in 1962,the people of Ghana were very confident. Things start going bad after the 1966 coup. We went back to colonialism when Busia became the prime minister and started listening to the British and Americans to sell important industries. Unfortunately, Akuffo Addo has the same mentality. Akuffo Addo knew what he was doing. In his mind,he was taken us back to pre-colonial times. They cut our head when Nkurumah was overthrown.

[@MerobenTV]

Great! I really enjoyed your show keep up the good work. Thanks for bringing such awareness to us. Frederick Douglass once said, "It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men".

[@kitosbrew9580]

KSM, this is clearly beyond any other topics. Kudos, may you live long for ama Ghana 🇬🇭

[@KabiTV-f4n]

My honorable Man of Wisdom, I would love to meet you one of these days. You are so blessed with wisdom KSM. You are indeed an epitome of true Leader.

[@KennyDaniels-x2w]

I keep asking myself, why cant we rather train our people and empower local businesses to mine our minerals so the money stays here , honestly I never understood this,If it’s about funding why not borrow from the IMF to fund these projects after all we borrow from them and misuse it anyway. I think the problem is we haven’t found a leader who loves this country after Nkrumah. These leaders only come and steal. It’s never about fixing the country

[@EmmanuelMensah-c5x]

Oh my bro, I also lose sleep over the same issue every day.We just simply don’t have patriotic leaders

[@KennyDaniels-x2w]

@@EmmanuelMensah-c5x that’s all, we just don’t have leaders.

[@kwakuamedor558]

Congratulations🎊💐🎉 President Ibrahim Toare of Burkina Faso Mama Africa is Proud of you 💥💙💚💜👏👍⭐✌️🎊❤️💯💪✊🙏🏻🌍

[@ebentei]

Thanks KSM...very deep

[@appiahisaac3106]

And also the followers of KSM,plus Papa KSM,any one who can tell me the meaning of our town in ghana called Winneba. I will give that person or people 1000 euros or dollars or pounds.

[@reynoldsadum4832]

​@@appiahisaac3106windy bay of course. Because the place was very windy and our forefathers couldn't pronounce it.

[@KennyDaniels-x2w]

KSM this thing you’re talking about is the very most important / serious topic we need to be showing on tvs and playing on radio. We honestly need to have a reset not our minds cos nothing will change if we don’t change our mindset.

[@kwakuamedor558]

Hi Hon Prophet Bro KSM really appreciate👍 💥⭐🎉💐✌️⭐🎊❤️💜💚💙💯🇬🇭First 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💪✊Aluta Continue

[@wilsonsebie8299]

This is deep! Thank you

[@samuelmantey5718]

KSM, THANK YOU SO MUCH. STAY BLESSED ALWAYS.

[@balbirwhitaker4808]

Please, sir, help us get the president to address the galamsey problem. We are all being poisoned for gold.

[@kitosbrew9580]

Religion obstacles are another woe of our downfall 🙄 😊

[@lindadarling4433]

Love your attire

[@alanMeplusYou]

I remember watching you on METRO TV and you had Oppong Nkrumah as a guest - the brother seemed like a real leader but they were given power and they turned out to be "painti na mentor" .

[@Janik2370]

😂😂😂😂😂 this is the mindset of the degree and PHD holders in the country , you go talk ahhh Taya

[@bsali4494]

Corruption is our biggest problem. So many countries that gained independence after us are far ahead and doing well.

[@bridgetagbee-bamfo4351]

Gospel truth!! 😢

[@bendzukey6319]

NANA IS JUST GREEEEDY

[@amGodbeloved76]

Even during the campaign the tee shirt and banners were not printed here in Ghana

[@georgeappiah169]

I THINK OUR NEW EDUCATION MINISTER SHOULD INTRODUCE AN OBLIGATORY VISIT TO THE DUNGEONS AROUND THE COAST TO ALL SCHOOLS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC

[@danjean5904]

apuu tor. Haruna Iddrisu? If not, politics why shouldn't the old minister keep his job. Think about it

[@reynoldsadum4832]

The best is to teach patriotism as a topic and encourage the creative industry to shed more light on patriotism.

[@georgeappiah169]

@@danjean5904 HOW BEST DO YOU KNOW THE OLD MINISTER ❓❓IS IT BECAUSE HE LIVED IN 🇺🇸 ❓

[@georgeappiah169]

@@reynoldsadum4832 YOU ARE VERY RIGHT BUT UNTIL WE FIGHT DOWN TRIBALISM TO ACHIEVE PATRIOTISM WILL BE A DIFFICULT ONE.

[@printcafe-y4o]

Good evening, KSM! It's Nation Time, and I'm here to add my voice to your submission. First of all, KSM, why is your show always in English? Lol! It's all good, man. I’ll pardon you since you’ve already explained that you don’t have a specific topic today. By the way this is the reason why we encourage English and to a larger extent forbid our kids from speaking Vernacular? Surprising my 10 years child thinks I cannot speak the Ghanaian Language because they have never heard me speak that before. Hahaha, but I did that for them! Today my kids stand tall in all the subject including Ghanaian language. Language plays a critical role in shaping identity, culture, and communication. In Ghana, vernacular languages such as Akan, Ga, Ewe, and Dagbani are integral to the nation’s cultural heritage and social fabric. However, within educational and professional settings, there is often a push to limit the use of vernacular in favor of English. While this policy may seem restrictive, being encouraged to adhere to English in formal contexts can have significant benefits for personal and national development. 1. Global Competitiveness English is the official language of Ghana and a global lingua franca. Proficiency in English is essential for engaging with international markets, securing global opportunities, and participating in global conversations. Pushing Ghanaians to use English in certain contexts ensures that individuals are better equipped to compete in an increasingly interconnected world. 2. Academic and Professional Growth English is the primary medium of instruction in Ghana’s educational institutions and the dominant language in professional settings. Encouraging the use of English enhances clarity and consistency in communication, preparing students and professionals to excel in their fields. It also fosters better understanding and interaction among people from diverse ethnic backgrounds. 3. Promotion of National Unity Ghana is a multilingual nation with over 80 spoken languages. While vernacular languages promote cultural pride, relying solely on them in certain settings could create communication barriers and foster division. English serves as a unifying medium, allowing people from different ethnic groups to communicate effectively. 4. Preserving Vernacular While Adapting Pushing for the use of English does not negate the value of Ghanaian vernacular languages. Instead, it ensures that while vernacular languages are preserved and celebrated in cultural and informal settings, English remains the preferred language for formal interactions. This balance ensures that Ghana’s rich linguistic heritage thrives alongside its global integration. 5. Cultivating Discipline and Adaptability In schools and workplaces, being pushed to speak English rather than vernacular instills discipline and adaptability. It teaches individuals to navigate different contexts appropriately-switching between vernacular and English depending on the setting. This adaptability is a critical skill in a globalized world. Conclusion KSM in conclusion I will say while vernacular languages are vital for preserving Ghana’s cultural identity, being encouraged to speak English in formal settings equips Ghanaians with the tools necessary for academic success, professional growth, and international relevance. Striking a balance between promoting vernacular and prioritizing English in specific contexts will empower individuals and strengthen Ghana’s position on the global stage. Kweku Bart-Addison

[@rosinaquarcoo1933]

Well said Mr. English will continue to be GH’s official language.

[@beninhouse2818]

Thank you

[@KennyDaniels-x2w]

This topic very painful every time I think about this topic it’s very sad

[@kwakuamedor558]

Wake up Africa 🌍💪✊⭐👍👏💜💚💙💥🌍Unite

[@kitosbrew9580]

Here is the same message Mama G of revelations has been COMPLETELY taken about.

[@amGodbeloved76]

In as much as they travel to western world for treatment they still die here in Ghana God is not a fool.

[@Nan172012]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@reggiequaye8857]

The late Dr. Runoko Rashidi, historian, research specialist said. "What you do for yourself depends on what you think of yourself. What you think of yourself depends on what you know of yourself. And what you know of yourself depends on what you have been told of yourself." SANKOFA is one of the major elements to relearn everything we have been thought in this journey of our self-image (the true African mind). What we seek, we have to go back to the source.

[@baffourawua-adjei360]

Upon all what Nana Addo Said, what did he do about it? We have ourselves to be blamed, we are the major part of the problem. We were not the only Continent that was Colonized.

[@AbdoulAzizOUEDRAOUGO]

Facts truth world

[@kofisimpson1144]

KSM. I like your show a lot; I also like your batakari a lot. Can you tell me where I can find one to buy for myself?

[@amGodbeloved76]

There are too many educated fools in our politics especially the Npp

[@georgeappiah169]

KSM CAN YOU SEE HOW THE MEMBERS OF THE NPP MINORITY ARE STANDING UP AGAINST THE INITIATIVE OF THE ORAL ❓

[@saviolamens151]

i'm sad 😔 😔 😔

[@georgeappiah169]

BECAUSE OF BAD LEADER LIKE AKUFFO ADDO VERY INCOMPETENT AND EXTREMELY CLUELESS THAN BAWUMIA THE PAPER ECONOMIST

[@florenceakuffo4096]

We take pride in not being able to speak our local dialect. We are proud to have english names like Brown, Hammond Charles, Bartels and look down on our fellow Ghanaians with local indegenous names. We laugh at those who cannot pronounce words in english and we parade them on social media. It is so pathetic.

[@jamesnyaho1282]

Oh KSM, NPP headquarters, and gov't hospital, aba. Mother Ghana

[@jacobblessing4598]

😂😂😂

[@byteslee1729]

I'm of the opinion that the so called Independence day should be cancelled. Because when as a people have celebrated it enough - more than 60years. Are we going to continue celebrating it forever? 🤨

[@sniper.2]

Rat race! We have a human race in a rat race!

[@unconventionalvtolguy]

What happened to your wrist?

[@GRACEMANU-s9h]

I admire your smock so colorful.

[@amGodbeloved76]

We thought Nana Addo will do better bcos he grew up in England But he was the worst president in Ghana history

[@stanleyvanouten5113]

😂😂😂