To Eat or To Sleep: Navigating The Path of Leadership.

Picture this! You’re tired, and running low on energy and motivation. Stressed, some will put it. All you’d rather do is jump into a comfortable bed or at least, something you can simply lie in, shut your eyes, and sleep. The thought of putting to bed your weariness brings a small comforting smile to your

A Journey of Faith.

Have you wondered where all the endeavours and strife to become successful leads? Do you even believe all the challenges and diverse struggles we face in life are somehow related to a subtle journey we are embarking on? Or has it crossed your mind to some extent that we are plunged into a journey on

Racial Superiority and Inferiority: A Global Challenge.

One fine weekend, as I enjoyed watching one of my favorite series, I witnessed a scene that truly left me pondering for a while. In this scene, a rich white man expressed interest in partnering with a successful black man who owned a very large and luxurious hotel. His initial plan was to invest and

Embracing Change: Navigating the new roads of life.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where the winds of change blew so strongly that you had to alter the course of your life?  I recently heard a poignant story from a friend about his life as a nomad, forced to adapt to new environments due to his father’s public service role. While

Beyond the Rivers of Ethiopia: Rediscovering My Identity and Purpose.

 Imagine embarking on a captivating journey through a book that not only speaks to your soul but also challenges your beliefs and perceptions. “Beyond the Rivers of Ethiopia” by Pastor Mensa Otabil is one such literary adventure. This book, published in 2004, is a compelling exploration of identity, culture, and destiny. As I read this

Dear Governor

“For the earnest expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God.” A story is told of a 12-year-old boy who went out with his parents. When the time came for them to return home, the boy was nowhere to be found. His parents, who had already set off, worriedly and

Rekindle The Superior Flame.

I  find myself happy when watching Ghanaian local drama and movies especially the very archaic ones in the early and late 1990’s. If I am made to pick a favourite movie it will be this famous movie titled “I TOLD YOU SO”. That movie deserves to be endlessly awarded. I know what I mean by

External Interference in Africa: A Complex and Multifaceted Issue.

I recently heard a story from a friend of mine about his childhood. His uncle came from his hometown to live with my friend’s family in Accra, ‘Just for a few weeks, till I land on my feet.’, he said. However, what started as a courteous gesture soon turned sour when the uncle began to

Unmasking Secrets: Champions Of Truth

Picture how much brighter Ghana could shine if more individuals embraced the mantle of whistleblowers, ensuring everything is fair and true. Change often takes flight with a single audacious step.

Light Before The Tunnel

Liberation begins with a shift in perspective. Rather than viewing our painful history as a hindrance, we can see it as a source of strength and resilience. We must recognize that the struggles of our ancestors have paved the way for our freedom today.