So Precious!!

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Along the beautiful, winding road to the [...]

What a Welcome, Snatcher !!!

I had always dreaded the move from Cape Coast to Accra, the simple reason being the heavy traffic, general insecurity, and probably complex organizational politics existing in Ghana’s capital – Accra. To move from Cape Coast to Accra made it extra challenging, considering the fact that I had adapted to the ancient capital and the [...]

I am back!!!

The break was worth it.
This is life after service. I equally brought along those who walked the four-year journey. Perhaps bonded!!

Dust ain’t settled yet!

Service has officially come to end. The university has awarded personnels with certificates while the secretariat has sent questionnaires and other forms to gather data on the just ended service. The month of August is tagged the “leave period”. But can Charles define it as such?
My decision to stay on campus or move to Accra went [...]

…worth pondering on, Ray

Having been in the same class over the years back in Prempeh College, Raymond Cluver Amofa-Baah (aka, Ray) was noted for his resoluteness and determination. His quest to achieve excellence always drove him to go the extra mile. In the face of mishaps it was amazing how he saw things in a wonderful perspective.
Seeing former [...]

A Private wedding ?

Gone are the days when one could simply do something in absolute obscurity. Advancement in technology makes it almost impossible!!
If you’ve had a taste of Ghanaian culture, you’ll certainly agree with me that the family, to a very large extent, stays united and throws its unimaginable weight behind great occassions like wedding, which is the [...]

Ghanains gradually recovering from shock

The blow was certainly hard. The motto “host and win” was finally meaningless as the Indomitable Lions snatched the first-place ticket from the host nation- Ghana.
Following the match between Ghana and Cameroon was the cracker between Egypt (the current champs) and Cote D’Ivoire-  another hard nut.The final score line was far from expectation. Ghanaians had [...]

Adwoa’s mail

As usual, u could expect Adwoa to respond to mails with an excellent sense of humour. The mail below represents one of the responses following the death of Akokotuntum (a 19 year-old chicken) .
An obituary fora departed chicken features predominantly.
i Sweet,

Pls don’t crucify me for not watching da match. Infact, I did not watch a [...]

CAN 2008 in my country

The preparation for this all-important tournament was subjected to intense criticisms by all and sundry. From all indications it was easy to fall to the pessimistic camp. Even days before the tournament it was surprising to discover the finishing touches to some of the newly constructed stadia was far from over! The fever of the [...]

Fortnight Break Over !!

Who thought it will come so quick !? All of us left the center for a natural break… The first half of our service had always revolve around these dummy machines which keeps on staring us in the eyeball. If it’s not a bad network cable, then it probably was a needed information to be [...]