NB: Don’t look at the photographs,listen to the photographs.

I am on a one-week challenge of journaling my thoughts every day for 30 minutes. I was thinking deeply about life’s essence. So I put this narrative down. You are a carefree little boy. There is nothing much to think about. Your parents provide everything for you. You go through…

There are many holiday destinations worldwide to celebrate Christmas but Ghana specifically Takoradi in the Western Region is where you want to be. People from various walks of life commute to the region during Christmas to celebrate the Ankos Festival. The Ankos Festival is a masquerade carnival deeply rooted in…

“I saved a 1-year reminder with the link. I wanted to challenge you….” (Check out the screenshot of this message). This message from Angela Bortey made me teary. It felt like I had been lashed on my back. I wasn’t expecting such a message to pop up on LinkedIn.

This was my morning reflection. Today, traffic between Weija junction and Mallam junction did more good than harm because I had more time to reflect deeper. So I saw this on Edith Asamani’s WhatsApp status about a year ago. And it said (paraphrasing), “ Dear God, when people were rushing…

As 2021 comes to an end, and I have selected some of the most striking photos I took across various regions I visited. The ones that make the final cut can be striking in composition or relatable. My photographs draw attention to real-life socio-political situations or moments that happened in…

Guess what? I turn 24 today. Yes, I am a young gentleman trying to figure life out. After a period of self-isolation and introspection about a month ago, I was inspired to pen down 24 lessons I’ve learned in the 24 years of my life. Some of these lessons are…

“Anybody in military uniform that we meet on the road, we will treat as a criminal!”, Hon. Sam George cautions the government. Hundreds of supporters of the National Democratic Congress protest on the principal streets of Accra against what they describe as lawlessness and rising insecurity in the country. The “March for justice” protest rides on the back of the #FixTheCountry social media campaign where many youths expressed their disappointment against the sitting government. President Nana Akuffo- Addo’s government has faced heavy criticisms and backlash after security forces clashed with protestors where two people died and four others were injured.

“We urge all citizens to abide by the law and conduct themselves in a manner that ensures peace reigns during and after the 2020 General Election. Be an agent of peace while exercising your civic responsibility,” the Electoral Commission of Ghana said late Sunday.