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Albert Nat Hyde

Feb 18 • 4 tweets • 2 min read

Saddick Adams goofed by spreading falsehoods about the whereabouts of Christian Atsu, putting out unverified information, & misleading the public.

He must apologize NOW and issue a rejoinder if he has a reputation to protect.

Ghanaian journalists are always in a haste to be the first to report the news without first authenticating their source. My friend, come out!

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Albert Nat Hyde

@BongoIdeas

Feb 18

I had said right after the earthquake that Christian Atsu, unfortunately, died. They just did not know how to communicate it.

Journalists (Saddick Adams) exposed. Bongo Ideas vindicated. REST IN PEACE!

He paid his dues. Life is full of uncertainties. We shall meet at the other side.

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Albert Nat Hyde

@BongoIdeas

Feb 17

If GH TikTok stars claim they’re making close to Ghc10K in a day, how much are Twitter ‘influencers’ making?

Video-origin platforms like Tiktok and Instagram would always make profits because people are drawn to what entertains the eye.

Also, the content on GH Twitter is almost always trash, and the numbers are not great.

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Albert Nat Hyde

@BongoIdeas

Feb 17

An average public sector worker is paid ¢2,594, which is roughly $208/month. It means workers earn less than $10/day for 28 days.

Meanwhile, that’s the same amount a govt appointee gets in entertainment allowance alone.

No wonder we all want to leave this God-forsaken Ghana.

Poor workers who earn between GHC 150 and GHC 1500 per month is an entire new conversation. Ghanaian workers are undervalued, overused, and demotivated. Too bad.