"Ghana Robbed Me & A Lot Of Other People That Trusted Them" Michael Blackson Exposes The Ghana Government

The Corrupt president Nana Akufo-Addo & NPP government continue to bring shame on the name of Ghana. On January 4th, comedian Michael Blackson achieved a lifelong dream by opening the Michael Blackson Academy in his hometown of Agona Nsaba, Ghana. The school offers free tuition to all students, a generous effort to give back to his community and make education accessible to the underprivileged youth. At the ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 3rd, Blackson celebrated this meaningful milestone with live performances, speeches, and a tour of the new building, showcasing his commitment to uplifting Ghana’s next generation.

However, Blackson’s philanthropic efforts have recently encountered a major obstacle. In a series of tweets on X, the Ghanaian-American comedian revealed that his investments in the country—specifically, euro bonds he purchased to fund the school—had been mismanaged by the Ghanaian government. Blackson’s frustration stems from the government’s decision to use the funds invested by him and others in the diaspora to pay off its debts, leaving investors in a bind.

In one of his tweets, Blackson stated, “Who’s the minister of finance in Ghana? I have beef with this guy. People of the diaspora decided to invest in our continent and they used our money to pay their debt and gave us two options: either take a 37% cut and receive 5% interest with 11 years maturity date, or no cut. But I did the euro bonds because I figured that would help pay for the lifespan of the free school I built.”