@Branstonmum@RoyalFamily That's just a percentage of the privacy. We now know the medium, channel, time, topic(about) and recipientof the message😂. Not private enough
Kofi Annan was right: not a single country in the world - however powerful - can solve modern challenges on its own. That is the reason why I fight for a stronger Europe. Because united, we can face these challenges and lead the world by example!
The Queen has sent a private message of condolence from herself and The Duke of Edinburgh to Mrs Nane Annan, the widow of former United Nations Secretary General Mr Kofi Annan.
Kofi Annan migrated to the US in 1959. He never once spoke affected American accent. Burgers transit for one month and return with strange accents as if they were just thrown off the tower of babel. Boi!!
Kofi Annan’s passing got me reading about him, and learning that his first wife was Nigerian. Titi Alakija. Just as President Akufo-Addo’s first wife, Remi Fani-Kayode, is also Nigerian. (FFK’s half-sister).
The relationship between Ghana and Nigeria is more than jollof rice.
During the floods in Kodagu & Kerala:
- A @BJP4India MP was working with locals to clear roads & distribute relief material.
- A CONgress MP flew to Geneva to pay homage to Kofi Annan.
- A JD (S) Minister threw biscuits at those affected by flood.
It all boils down to Culture.
"If corruption is a disease, #transparency is essential part of its treatment." - Today we honour @KofiAnnan, a great leader and a key ally of the fight against corruption. #MondayMotivation
“Without justice there can be no lasting peace” – Kofi Annan, during the first #ICC judges’ swearing-in ceremony in 2003
ICC remembers @KofiAnnan for his contribution to advancing peace, security & well-being of the world, including the fight against impunity for atrocity crimes
Flags outside United Nations headquarters lowered to half-staff in honor of former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, who died Saturday at age 80. https://t.co/yl3xNctJqo
The death of Kofi Annan a few days back has led to much personal reflection. I knew him, respected him, a very decent man in an extremely difficult job. May we not have seen the end of an age of diplomacy and the women and men who do the hard work to make it possible.
This morning, we lowered our flag at the British High Commission to half-mast in honour of Kofi Annan. A man who devoted his life to building peace, may he now rest in perfect peace.