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For me, I think the people and elders of Amomaso and Benkasa should share part of the blame. They are the ones living there, and if they were not involved, they should have raised the alarm much earlier—not now when the damage has already been done.

Again, I don’t understand Agya Matthew. You have been there for a long time, but now you’re suddenly acting like Rawlings, speaking as if all this just started recently.

Hmm… SMH 🤦‍♂️

Good morning Berekum.

Some of the things happening here don’t make sense at all. These days, because phones and data are cheap, everybody thinks they have sense and wisdom—but clearly, not everyone does.

Let’s be honest: Aboroway made specific allegations against Okofo Darteh on political issues, not galamsey or mining. Simple and clear. But now, some people are deliberately twisting the narrative, shifting it from politics to galamsey just to defend someone. That is pure dishonesty.

If Aboroway accused Okofo Dartey on politics, then Okofo Darteh should come out and respond directly. That’s how serious matters are handled—face to face with facts, not noise from followers.

Galamsey and mining are separate issues. Stop mixing them up just to create confusion. Aboroway never mentioned galamsey, so why are some of you forcing it into the conversation? This is exactly how people expose their lack of understanding.

The real problem here is not even Aboroway or Okofo Darteh—it’s the people on social media who jump into issues they don’t understand, barking like dogs just because they have data bundles.

Where are the wise and educated people? When issues come up, we need intelligent analysis—not empty noise from people who think they are smart but are actually showing ignorance.

And one more thing—why is the person whose name was mentioned quiet, while others are making unnecessary noise? That alone should tell you something.

I don’t have a problem with Aboroway or Okofo Darteh. My problem is with people who twist issues and mislead others.

So please, if your thinking is shallow, don’t come under my post. This is not for small minds.
NB: Need people with big brains and wisdom on my comments section.

HELLO BEREKUM FOR CHANGE🙌

Massive appreciation to John Dramani Mahama, Hon. Simon Ampaabeng Kyeremeh, and Hon. Hajia Fatimatu Abubakar for finally tackling the biggest headache of Berekum — our INNER ROADS!

For years, Berekum inner roads have been a serious problem. Dust in the dry season, mud in the rainy season. The suffering was too much. But today, action has replaced promises!

The contractor for the Berekum inner city roads project has officially landed and is offloading materials at Mpatasie Road. This is not talk — this is WORK!

This is what leadership looks like.
This is what the people of Berekum want.
Development, not excuses.
Action, not silence.

To our MP and MCE — keep delivering. The people are watching, and we will always support good work when we see it! Berekum deserves nothing less. 💪🏾🔥
John Dramani Mahama Thank You 🙏

SUPE & SHAA (Ata ne Ata) – The Real Action Men of Berekum!

While others sit in silence, Supe and Shaa are on the ground WORKING!

When Nananom, MP, MCE and the Assembly should be leading from the front but we see little action, these two young men and their team have lifted Berekum on their shoulders like it’s their own company, their own investment, their own future.

No noise. No excuses. Just work.

They are doing what many only talk about. They are fixing what others ignore. They are standing up when others stay quiet.

If doing the right thing makes them enemies to those who failed to work, then so be it. Berekum belongs to the people — not to titles, not to positions, not to empty promises.

Let’s stop watching from the sidelines.
Let’s support them.
Let’s contribute.
Let’s join hands.

Supe & Shaa — may God bless you and your team for choosing action over silence and progress over politics.

Berekum must rise again. 🔥

BEREKUM YƐ ƆMAN — BUT ARE WE STILL LIVING LIKE ONE?

During the powerful era of Nana Kwame Boakye, Berekum truly became ɔman. Through strong leadership, discipline, and hard work, our town commanded respect. There was direction. There was unity. There was authority.

Today, what do we see?

Berekum is going backwards.

Silence from Nananom. Endless chieftaincy disputes in Berekum and its surrounding communities. Confusion where there should be order. Division where there should be unity.

And because of this silence, politicians are doing whatever they like. No pressure. No accountability. No fear. Who is putting them on their toes? Who is demanding results?

Berekum deserves better.

If leadership fails to speak, the youth must rise. If authority refuses to act, the young generation must organize. We cannot sit down and watch our town lose its pride, respect, and development.

This is not about insult.
This is about truth.
This is about the future.

Berekum yɛ ɔman — and it is time we act like one again.

The youth must come together.
The elders must wake up.
The leaders must work.

Enough of the silence. Enough of the decline.

Berekum must rise again.
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