Thursday, October 8, 2015

"I Have Given Birth To His Children". . . So What?

Sometimes I think my Pig Farm (The suburb within Accra I grew up in) upbringing has really influenced a lot of my thinking. The population on social media are somewhat different from the population and caliber of people I saw in the neighborhood mostly. 

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

When You Call Me Ugly. . . (Wiyaala)

When you call me ugly, I often think you say so because you do not have the heart to tolerate others who are outside your box.
I feel you want me to be like you or others like you. 

You set my brain back to the times when I could not be normal, the times you weren't there, the times I hardly had use for a mirror.
When you say I am ugly, I think you want me to conform. 

Monday, June 8, 2015

Victim and Villain

He pursued and got her interested.
She fell and admitted it.
They started out and dated to the point of courtship.
They had become exclusive.
She had asked if he was married. Or had kids.
Both he had denied seriously.
And so for 14 months, she thought this exclusive meant exclusive.
He would cancel out on appointments sometimes and would only sit out with her in the company of a male friend of his.

Thursday, May 28, 2015

The Turnaround



No. That relationship was not the best. However it had potential. It had potential to be one of the best and the only. All Akushika wanted was to have open conversations with the man of her life. Conversations that  were unending and reciprocated. She did not want to always be the one to initiate conversation and to make suggestions of dates. Aku had become weary of constantly been let down at the last minute. 

Friday, September 12, 2014

#NoChoBo: Blogging Ghana meets Ghana Medical Association



On Wednesday 10thSeptember 2014,the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) and Blogging Ghana held a forum at the Bloggers Ghana hub to sensitize the public on Ebola and Cholera prevention and management.

#NoChoBo, The Hand Sanitizer Distribution Campaign


There is currently a cholera outbreak in Ghana with increasing cases as the days go by. Cholera is an infection of the small intestine caused by a bacterium known as vibrio cholerae. Symptoms of this condition include watery diarrhoea, vomiting and weakness. Transmission occurs primarily by drinking water or eating food that has been contaminated by the faeces of an infected person including those infected but with no apparent symptoms.

Sunday, June 22, 2014

Guts! Beautiful Stubbornness!

I know nothing about football.
Okay I know something.
I know penalty. I know cornerkick. I know midfield and defenders and strikers. Oh I know pain when Manchester United and Ghana loses any match.
Damn! I know football like that. Lol.

Saturday, April 5, 2014

My Pledge To Myself



The more I counted, the more I felt the shivers for all the many illicit sex I had had. Curiosity and giving in to my bodily needs for sex had seen me start to experiment with sex at age fourteen. By the time I was done with junior high school, I could very well qualify for a really sexually active teenage boy.

Monday, March 24, 2014

The Love Of My Wife


As much as possible, life had been a warm journey for me. Growing up in the suburbs of one of Accra's average neighborhoods, life had been fun and happy.

My parents tried all they could to provide a comfortable life for my siblings and I. For this, we are very grateful. I completed the university at age 22 and was done with my National service in a year's time.

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Open Letter To Newscasters



Dear Newscasters in Ghana, and particularly those who present the news in the local languages, and particularly again, in the Akan language, we would like to applaud you for the various ways in which you disseminate information to the understanding of many Ghanaians. You have helped in bringing relevant news to the understanding of many people.