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GHKWAME1:am not surprised at all Bro. They always find innovative ways of bringing up their shit. They have released a lot of rubbish articles about Ghana. If we were to sue the people in concern for such statements. Maybe they will learn. |
that is to say that buhari has been ill informed about the situation stop calling out ghana for nonsenstical issues |
Captainswag225:I think people need to spend time working their butt off. Instead of wasting their time I'm all this religious center. The last time I was in gh. I saw a cable called multi TV. The amount of churches on it was even more than normal TV stations. I mean Wtf![]() |
Captainswag225:am tired of all of them I tell u. I wonder why we give so much respect to charlatans |
Captainswag225:is that not obinim. Am sick and tired of all this religious nonsense going on in the country |
cupidhero: lwkmd |
laurel03:and how did u come about the fact that 70% of millionaires in Ghana are Nigerians. I'll be waiting |
AskProf:media for u. Trying to pain negative stories to sell |
omowolewa:best talk here so far |
Dharniel:I think you also have a lot of debts and problems u need to concentrate on in Nigeria. |
kestolove95:pls Don't exaggerate things. He has not been good. But he is definitely not the worse. |
misspicy:you don't get my question. It's very simple |
ireneony:r u a wife? |
An international research team from the University of Ghana, University of Aberdeen and Wuhan University in China has discovered a set of new alkaloids from a novel Ghanaian microorganism. The organism has great potential as future microbial and cancer fighting agents. Dr Kwaku Kyeremeh, a lecturer at the University of Ghana’s Department of Chemistry in collaboration with other researchers have identified for the first time, the compounds Legonmycins A and B, named after Legon, a suburb in Ghana, where the producing microorganism was found and isolated. Legonmycins A and B belong to a group of naturally occurring alkaloids based on the pyrrolizidine backbone. Pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) are produced mainly by plants as a defence mechanism against insect pests and herbivores but, have been used by humans since ancient times for therapeutic and recreational purposes. Interestingly, while over 660 plant pyrrolizidines are known, only up to 10 bacteria PAs have been characterised. More recent studies have shown PAs to have pharmaceutical importance as anti- tumour and anti-inflammatory agents but, their biosynthetic origins remain poorly understood until now. Dr Kyeremeh, Dr Hai Deng, Professor Yi Yu and their colleagues, solved the mystery behind the amino acid composition and other biosynthetic precursors involved in the biosynthesis of bacteria PAs. Using genome analysis and identification of gene clusters, they identified Legonmycins as originating from non- ribosomal peptide synthetases. Inside the lgn gene cluster, a talented solo LgnC enzyme was identified and found to catalyse an unprecedented series of chemical reactions in the final steps of the biosynthesis of the Legonmycins. Dr Deng, from the University of Aberdeen, said the benefit of their work, which is published in the top international journal Angewandte Chemie Int. Ed. and featured as the back cover of the journal, is two-fold. “It moves on current understanding of this important group of alkaloids - an essential step forward if the full pharmaceutical potential of these substances are to be realised. The newly discovered compounds could one day be used in the creation of new drug treatments,” he said. Dr Deng said the generation of these analogues depends first on determining the genome sequence of the compounds and then working out how they could be biosynthesised. According to Dr Yu, an Associate Professor from Wuhan University, in order to address the problem of resupply, the current research is a great step forward to the ability to use synthetic biology to generate what are known as analogues which are modified versions of the original alkaloids either from plants or microbes but, much suited to human health. Dr Kyeremeh said even though Ghana represents one of the world’s biodiversity rich hotspots until recently, very little research has been conducted on the country’s flora and fauna. Different accounts of work on plants exist but the identification of natural product compounds from microbes is completely new, he said. Dr Kyeremeh believes that, Ghana has a large number of microbial talents which future research must identify and isolate. He noted that the results represent the ultimate goal for the area and type of research. He said the current findings are an important step forward to achieve the goal. The research was sponsored by the Leverhulme Trust and the Royal Society’s Africa Award. http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/University-of-Ghana-discovers-cancer-fighting-agents-373321 |
Here is an interesting article.. whats your take on this? And let’s be real here – the point of this isn’t wether or not any of this happened or wether Jesus actually existed. This goes beyond religion, this goes beyond our dimension, and our 3D consciousness entirely. These images are incredibly interesting and they are all real. We need to shift our understanding of the concept of real. Everything is real, everything exists and is ever evolving, it is the eternal energy of Christ Consciousness. Jesus embodied Christ Consciousness, the all knowing energy of unity, understanding and love. He was the incarnation of love. To answer if all this really happened – know that everything exists. There are parallel realities where the story unfolding on Earth is completely different, down to every little detail. Source – the spark of initial creation of all, exists beyond the idea of concrete, hard science. It can contradict itself, be paradoxically impossible and make absolutely no sense – because it is beyond sense. Yes all these ‘fictional’ events and ‘physically impossible’ happenings really did take place. They also didn’t. To anyone who is actually looking, putting the puzzle pieces together and seeing how it all fits – it’s obvious there is a real interaction going on. The earliest works of art – cave paintings, prehistoric art depicts the interaction with ‘beings’. Throughout history, art has been used to tell a story that we are choosing to ignore and deem as simply imagination or representation. No doubt, SO much is representation, exaggeration and artistic freedom, but that doesn’t mean all of it has to be. I’m focusing on the renaissance period because of the level of consciousness at the time. There was an interesting way the collective consciousness interacted with reality during this time period. Everyone’s belief system was much more open. The idea of superstition, the supernatural and unexplainable seemed to happen a lot more. Our minds project reality – we are not subject to it. The occurrences of the bizarre happened more because it existed in the realm of possibility for them. Seeing isn’t believing; believing allows us to see. https://thespiritscience.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/La-Madonna-de-Saint-Giovannino-I-721x512.jpg So, straight up, why would the painter include that in the sky? This is one of the more intriguing paintings, named The Madonna with Saint Giovannino. It was painted in the 15th century by Domenico Ghirlandaio. He was an Italian Renaissance painter from Florence who lead a workshop which the infamous Michelangelo apprenticed at. Now, what is the purpose of adding that thing in the sky? It’s not the sun, it’s not a cloud or anything like that – what is it?! The explanation everyone seems to fall back on is that it’s a representation of biblical script – but what exactly is this representing? There is a man in the background curiously watching this flying craft in the sky and it seems to have absolutely no connection to the contents in the foreground. What do you think? https://thespiritscience.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Battesimo_DeGelder.jpg A dutch artist named Aert De Gelder painted this, labelled The Baptism of Christ. Made in 1710, this image is depicting a ceremony of baptizing with a strange twist. When debunking this image, it’s said that the circle in the sky is nothing more than the representation from the scriptures that ‘The light of Christ descends like a dove from the sky’. When you understand how strange the history of our planet actually is, the idea of this circle being something extraterrestrial isn’t outlandish. Aliens have been interacting with humans – essentially since the beginning of our planet’s creation, this is not a new phenomenon. https://thespiritscience.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Moon_Blago_Archives_480.jpg These pieces are from a fresco painting in the Visoki Decani Monastery, in the western part of the Serbian province of Kosovo. Within the Monastery are several famous scenes described in the Bible painted on the walls. These images are from the depiction of The Crucifixtion of Christ and what’s so interesting about these images specifically is that there are angels in the picture that look nothing like this. This is not a depiction of angels or any type of celestial being, but as a sort of craft to travel in. The picture on the top completely looks like a spaceship – are these artists representation skills just out of whack? The eye of the artist was so refined back then, paintings took years to finish and were completed with astounding detail. Why are these paintings filled with “representations” that are blatantly created on purpose as literal images. https://thespiritscience.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Mtskheta.jpg This fresco is similar, within the 11th century Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is another depiction of the Crucifixion of Jesus. This Byzantine style painting has more aircraft type images just like the one’s in the pictures above. What are these flying ship type images? There’s no doubt all of this could be complete representation, interpretation and imagination but there seems to be an underlying consistency to all of this art created around the world throughout history. Why are artists painting the same images from half way around the world? Was there a mass hallucination happening where everyone saw the same thing? There’s so much more going on that we don’t want to accept because it keeps life simple – and it keeps us from the truth. cc.http://thespiritscience.net/2015/06/13/5-ancient-renaissance-paintings-with-surprising-evidence-of-ufos/ |
freecocoa:that's courtesy of organised religions. There are female angels. Same way we have female seraphims and goddesses. Only that they person some distinctive roles. Which may not have to do with major human contact |
Captainswag225:that's one thing i have notice in Ghana to. When there is no competition. People will stay in their comfort zone |
Captainswag225:it's looks so childish. Could it be that there is little competition on their side? |
Captainswag225:I though they should have changed their pack by now. Looks immature for a big brand like that |
MrsChima:am glad u do. Ghana just has a kind of unique vibe |
Andrew114:pls ignore that slowpoke. U can see that the thread makes no sense |
lawanson44:well u didn't disappoint with your stupid talk. You will tell me whether it's only Nigerians in Ghanaian prisons |
xklucvG:u just roast in panti underground cell. Nonsense |
MrsChima:wow. This is a first for me. I only know of homowo and chalewote festival. U seem informed about Ghana stuffs |
Joavid:there is no need for surgery for such. They sell creams that make lips pink. In all this new generation spa and beauty place. But the one that busted my head was that I saw and ad.. Angelina Jolie lips 7500k. ![]() |
Lol. Does not look natural to me. Mama tega on point ![]() |
MrsChima:r u referring to down town Accra? |
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stop calling out ghana for nonsenstical issues
lwkmd
