Unfortunately, there will be no evidence that you truly gave your best if you don’t make it.
The sleepless nights, the sacrifices, disappointments and the silent battles.
To the world, none of it will matter if you never reach the finish line.
That is why you cannot give up. You must keep defying the odds. Keep Moving.
The hardest part of the journey is always the part nobody sees. It is the work done in silence, the discipline when no one is watching, and the faith to keep going when nothing seems to be working.
Don’t stop now.
Keep working.
Keep fighting.
Keep pushing.
Keep trusting God.
Your breakthrough will come. Stay the course.
#BuiltToLast
#EleKpeKpleDu
I tweeted this 7 years ago. It was valid then, and it remains valid today.
As a country, we must get serious about the flooding crisis.
I am convinced that President Mahama's government will confront it head on and deliver the lasting solutions Ghanaians have long demanded.
As I said on TV3 2 weeks ago, this is the time for Decisive Leadership &, where necessary, drastic action must be taken regardless of who is affected.
Buildings on waterways must be abolished, re-engineer the drainage system etc ..
As a country, we must get serious with solving the perennial problem of flooding. It rains for a few hours, lives & properties get lost, we complain and talk talk talk, we repeat the cycle the next raining season. #Accrafloods#AccraCity#AccraWeDey
Minister of Works, Housing & Water Resources, Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, has told #GhParliament that govt is taking steps to repeal & replace existing rent control law with one that reflect modern constraints faced by renters. He answered urgent #MPQuestions from @edemagbana.
He hustled as a mason, petty trader, carpenter, steel bender, and trotro mate.
Today, he is writing history at the World Cup.
The Benjamin Asare story is proof that no matter who you are or where you come from, your dreams are valid.
Indeed, God is the Lifter of Men..
Promoted to Ghana’s First Division, NUKUNU Football Club is ready to make a bold statement.
Through its partnership with THE HOPE BRAND (THB), the club aims to build a strong identity, increase its visibility nationwide, and showcase the immense football talent emerging from the Volta Region.
More than a kit partnership, this collaboration represents a shared commitment to excellence, community development, and the growth of football in the Volta Region.
Together, NUKUNU FC and THB are carrying the pride of Volta onto a bigger stage and inspiring the next generation to dream bigger.
This partnership is about more than football. It is about creating opportunities for young people, building pride in our communities, and placing Ketu North and the Volta Region firmly on the football map of Ghana.
“NUKUNU Football Club’s promotion to the First Division is proof that with vision, hard work, and commitment, great things can emerge from our part of the country. Our partnership with THE HOPE BRAND is a strategic step toward building a professional club that our people can be proud of while increasing our visibility on the national stage.
We want NUKUNU FC to become a symbol of excellence, ambition, and hope for every young footballer in the Volta Region. Together with THB, we are building a platform that will inspire talent, unite our communities, and showcase the very best of our region to Ghana and beyond.”
Hon Eric Edem Agbana
Founder & President,
NUKUNU Football Club.
On whether or not the Black Stars played beautiful football yesterday, let me share what I told my NUKUNU players during the recently concluded Middle League.
I said, “Guys, I have watched you play beautiful football all season. I am not in Ho to watch you play beautiful football. Just win. Even if you have to play ugly football, just win and qualify.”
As an investor, I knew exactly what I wanted. At that stage of the competition, the only thing that mattered was the result.
Let England play beautiful football. We will beat them with our “ugly” football.
At this level, winning is the beauty that matters most.
#Football
#BlackStars
Football.
More than entertainment to me.
It is passion. It is soul. It is business.
A game that unites people, inspires dreams, creates opportunities, and fuels national pride.
Today, we stand behind our team with hope and belief.
May we give our very best and secure all three points.
Go Black Stars!!! ⭐️
A Major Step Forward for Secondary Education
The approval of the US$300 million STARR-J Project by the World Bank is a significant boost for Ghana’s education sector and a strong vote of confidence in the Government’s vision for transforming secondary education.
As a Member of the Education Committee of Parliament, I commend the Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, and his team for their leadership in securing this important investment. I also applaud the World Bank and all stakeholders who worked to make this possible.
This intervention presents a real opportunity to address the infrastructure deficits that continue to affect many of our Category B and Category C schools. Overcrowded classrooms, inadequate dormitory accommodation, limited laboratory facilities and other infrastructure challenges have persisted for far too long. I am hopeful that the STARR-J Project will help bridge these gaps while accelerating the transition away from the double-track system.
Beyond infrastructure, this investment represents a commitment to quality, equity and the future of Ghana’s young people. If implemented effectively, it will leave a lasting impact on educational outcomes and national development.
I particularly look forward to seeing evidence of these investments in the four Senior High Schools in the Ketu North Constituency, where improved infrastructure will significantly enhance teaching, learning and student welfare.
Eric Edem Agbana, MP
Ketu North Constituency.
Member, Parliamentary Select Committee on Education.
I am completely distraught by the tragic news of the young UCC student who was found dead at a beach after she had been missing for days.
I knew INNOCENTIA AVINU personally because I am a friend of her family. She was a native of Dzodze and a beneficiary of our scholarship scheme. The last time I saw her was in March, when we awarded scholarships to the students.
I am reliably informed that the Police are investigating this incident, and I hope they swiftly apprehend and bring the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice.
My young star girl is gone, and in such a tragic way.
May her soul rest in perfect peace, and may God grant her family, especially her mum and sisters, the strength to bear this painful loss.
#Sad
#JusticeForInnocentia