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Are people aware that the cheaper foams made from latex rubber are safer than the conventional foam made from petroleum products. The government is raiding these chinese industrial areas producing these rubber matresses because it seems their activities are not regularised. Why is there this general conclusion that these latex rubber mattresses are inferior and pose some health risk when in actual fact, the foam matresses we know rather pose higher chemical exposure risk. It looks like in Ghana, we just jump on any trend and refuse to think through issues ourselves with our own functioning brains. When did getting cheaper offers become a crime?

Is dumsor that bad in all vicinities, or it is only my neighbourhood? 80% of the day, my light is off, and I am about 150m away from the transformer in my neighbourhood, so it cannot be blamed since it is outgrown by weeds and no services are being carried on it. I hardly hear anyone complain now, it is like it is acceptable and everyone is cool with it, but it is affecting my productivity. Is this our fate now?

If anyone is from Telecel, note that very soon, we all will switch from your FBB to Starlink. Within this year I will make the switch, and I will personally take the initiative of entering every household in my neighbourhood with your FBB and guide them in making the switch. I do no have the strength or vocabulary to describe the kind of systemic thievery you are engaged in, but I know you know. Everytime we are purchasing monthly data on FBB, your system prevents the user from purchasing a previous offer, and when they decide to move one step higher, you give them the previous smaller bundle and take the remainder of their money and lock it in your system and it can only buy some paltry add on bundle. I do not have to describe this problem, but you know exactly how you've designed your system. "Mobewie moto pepa with me this year! "

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