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My Lent Testimony
Posted on April 2, 2016 16 Comments
I decided to do a full fast for the entire 40 days lent period. Yes, I fasted everyday until 6pm; sometimes with water, and other times without water. It was tough at times, the temptations flew in from all angles to satisfy the flesh. I fell a few times but I go up again and moved on because I was determined and was living in grace, which was sufficient. I was attacked spiritually and survived. In the end, God’s glory shone and I have no doubt in my heart that I need to share my testimony of lent this year with you.
Global Shapers Accra Hub To Host Shaping Davos, Again!
Posted on January 9, 2016 Leave a Comment
#ShapingDavos will focus on entrepreneurship so please follow the discussion only.
Get Ready!
Posted on January 5, 2016 Leave a Comment
2016 – This year came sooner than I actually expected it. Ha! I hope you did not believe that statement because I could not wait for 2016 to come. Glad it is finally here. Yes, seriously I am. 2016 is a critical year in Ghana. It is an election year and as you may already […]
NPP FOLLOWED DUE PROCESS IN SUSPENDING ITS NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
Posted on October 25, 2015 1 Comment
The National Disciplinary Committee followed due process in determining the complaints that were made against the National Chairman. The recommendation the National Disciplinary Committee made to the National Executive Committee was in accordance with law and due process. The National Executive Committee had the power to suspend the National Chairman on the recommendation of the National Disciplinary Committee. The National Chairman has a right of appeal, which right must be exercised within twenty-one (21) days of receipt of the notice of the decision. The appeal must be lodged with the General Secretary who will then forward it to the National Council for deliberation. The National Council must determine the appeal within fourteen (14) days of receipt. During the pendency of the appeal, the decision of the National Executive Committee is stayed.
Innovating With Integrity
Posted on October 25, 2015 Leave a Comment
Ghana needs innovators to get to the next stage in its economic development. We therefore need teaching methods that shape the next generation to be innovators in their own right. Teachers and parents need to be accommodating of students that come up with new ideas and methods, and students should be encourage to think critically … While I encourage you to be innovative, it would be negligent of me, not to encourage you to do so with integrity. Integrity should be at the very heart of what you do, both at school and at home. You must strive to be a good citizen without cutting corners. You should go about your duties for others to say, “There goes a gentleman or lady of complete integrity.” You must be honest and have strong moral principles.
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