My Monday Adventures

Huh, it’s Monday again already; the first weekday. I haven’t even recovered fully from my stressful weekend. I worked throughout the weekend so I was still feeling tired.
We are still in the harmattan season; the morning was chilly and foggy.

I started off my day with my favourite morning show dubbed “Johnie’s Bite”. It’s a thrilling program where a fearless journalist outlines the incompetence of the Rùlińg government and also criticise some of its policies.

He also brings to light some deprived areas of Ghana in order for the government and other NGOs to come to their aid.

Today, Johnie criticised the government new initiatives which was the “GOLD for OIL” policy. The government of Ghana has decided that it will start to use Gold as payment for Crude oil on the international market.

However the private entity who will carry out this trade is one of the President’s family members.

Johnie criticised this policy stating he believed this dealing was full of corruption.

I reported at work at 9:00am; I was assigned to check through the portal of a lecturer who had problems with the results of his student.

The total exam marks for each student was supposed to be 100%, however his portal was showing numbers like 111, 115 and 110% so the problem needed to be rectified. Checking through, I found at there was a mistake in the allocation process of the marks.

The total mark for exam score is supposed to be 60%, with the remaining 40% being class score. However I found out they had allocated 100% to exam, thereby resulting in the problem. I then allocated the required 60% and the problem was solved. It was really challenging.

I closed at work at around 5:00pm and headed our get together joint to play Ludo.

The game didn’t go in my favour and I almost crowned the loser. I managed to win third place.

I visited the gym at night to continue my fitness journey. Today was “leg day” so I did 100 reps of squats using a weight of 65kg. I then did 150 reps of leg dips.

The training lasted for an hour and headed back home exhausted.

I didn’t even realize the time I dozed off.

Thank you for your attention.