I'd be posting a selection of my #MightyAfrican blog posts on https://t.co/VwFH26DUhS from my blog -
https://t.co/Q0jZJevHqU
I promise to blog more often though I'm not sure I can get to the 2013 level when I did 233 blog posts in one year.
#233moments
*I may delete this soon*
Every single day, I'm thankful for the brave but tough decision, many years ago, to completely detach my career prospects from Ghana sports.
I live in Ghana. But I refuse to be *of* Ghana. The world is too big and too laden with opportunity to be *of* Ghana.
Can you imagine being tethered to a system like this in order to have a better life?
To be reliant on the institutions being discussed in the last 4/5 days? To be worried that their actions and inactions will affect your quality of life?
It is my hope that every young sports journalist and sports content creator is ready to make the effort and sacrifice required to delink their sustenance from this broken system. To challenge themselves to be more. More than just score-counters, and press conference regurgitators, but commercially viable people that reputable institutions can bank on.
To position yourself to fight the system in a way that will not cut off your oxygen. To be able to pick your moments, pace yourself and act with clarity at your own time.
Yes, the decision will lead you to an extremely lonely road. It is a very tough (t)ask.
You may likely lose a few early friends and all that, but believe me when I say, you will win if you stay the course. The right friends will eventually find you.
Map out a plan. Find helpers. Stay the course. Be uncompromising in your work ethic. There will be a gew bad days and potholes and mistakes you will make.
But — and I am sure of this — fate usually smiles on those who stay true to themselves.
May the force be with us all. As for Ghana sports, it is well. Aluta continua.
I like this re-signing. Harrison Barnes @HBarnes won the Twyman-Stokes Teammate of the Year Award in 2025 (as the David Robinson Trophy) for his extensive philanthropic and community work.
I have a few #Spurs related blog posts in drafts.
They're coming.
#GoSpursGo!
#PorVida
BLOCKBUSTER: The Boston Celtics have agreed to trade Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George, two first-round picks and two second-round picks, sources tell ESPN.