The women chow down massive mounds; the men just chirp and peck. Or so it strikes one at Lalas Local at 18 Junction.
My fulsome gob of Fufu & Goat-Light fast grows lighter; the women wolf down morsels; the men mouth up words.
The full facts flop in my face over a cleaned-out, soup-stained dish. The women go to eat; the men go to take the women there.
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Sunday, September 4, 2011
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Death by Lightning
If it was a stroll in the park for all things evil to smite the blameless with a lightning bolt in the days before 'the light', why did anybody survive to be colonised?
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
Yeah, PermEnent...
As seen in the Spintex Road traffic. True to his promise, the gridlock was not permEnent. I reached the Mall only 15 minutes after I took this picture. The Mall was only 40 metres away.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Chaos In The Very Heart Of The City Of Accra
...and the biggest news item on health over the week has been whether heart patients should stay home and pray for their lives because the foremost heart surgeon was revered but released the government.
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Bra Failure In The City of Accra
The 'Cleavage Gallery' is an art exhibition I'm thrice-thrilled to attend everyday. Sans-bra is another dashing, delightful devilment at the other end. But when the cups runneth over as a result of 'syncopated' styrofoam, please do not call the wearer a 'Brartist'.
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Who Sells The Drugs In The City of Accra?
In this nation of saints and sinners (and I do not belong permanently to either group) I was surprised to see the public perplexed about the alleged compromise of anti-narcotic agents by drug barons.
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011
“Thank God We Are Not A Nigerians”
You’re playing football with your sibling in your backyard, when a miscued (but intended) hard kick floats over the wall onto your neighbour’s grounds and smacks your friend (who lives there) in the face, drawing blood from his nose. Yes, you were just playing, and the bleeding will stop, but should he just forgive you? Or should he scale the wall and thwack you right back on the chin?
So, there is a song by a very interesting pair of Ghanaian musicians – Wanlov and Mensa, also known as FOKN Bois – which has sailed over the wall and landed with a thud in the face of their neighbour.
I have not heard the song myself, but the title is (syntax stumble intended) “Thank God We Are Not A Nigerians”.
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