Benjamin Dadson

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[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

Violence against children must end. Every child deserves safety and protection and a child's voice today and every day can make a difference.

Text 𝗘𝗩𝗔𝗖26 to 1755 via SMS and take a #UReport quick poll with a child today. #EndViolence #ProtectChildren #ChildRights

[shaunn armah @shaunnarmah]

this is shire. and it has a BIG problem.

i went on a trip with @UNICEFGhana to find out what is being done about it!

[shaunn armah @shaunnarmah]

i have always had a problem with my skin…

[Agyemang Duah Kweku E. @iQueiku]

Impact ✊🏾

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

When Benjamin and his wife, Azumah, moved back home from Kumasi, they worried about healthcare access for their new baby.

Thanks to a newly equipped local clinic, Azumah received weekly check-ups, proper care and delivered safely. Watch how upgraded facilities are transforming maternal health care in rural areas!

#CommunityHealth #GhanaHealth #MaternalHealth

[GHANA FACTS & HISTORY @GhanaianMuseum]

Footage of a heated exchange at Mfantsipim School, Cape Coast, 1968, between the students and three Black American teenagers visiting to reconnect with their roots. When the Americans compared household servants to slavery, the Ghanaians fired back: “That’s an insult to Africa!”

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

UNICEF Tamale Field Office marked Global Handwashing Day with a staff event themed “Be a Handwashing Hero.” Activities included a handwashing demonstration and a hygiene quiz that highlighted key facts: fewer than half of Ghanaian households have soap and water for handwashing, 18 million people lack hygiene services, and only 54% of schools and healthcare facilities have basic hygiene stations.

Hand hygiene remains essential for health, education, and well-being, especially for children across Ghana. #GlobalHandwashingDay #SDG6 #WASH

[Agyemang Duah Kweku E. @iQueiku]

An awareness worth consideration.

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

To mark this year's #InternationalDayOfTheGirl 2026, 14-year-old Akosua Antwiwaa Koranteng took over as UNICEF Representative in Ghana!

Watch her lead discussions with staff on girls' rights and youth empowerment.

#ChildRights #DayOfTheGirl

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

Lead exposure is often invisible, but its consequences can be devastating. Ayilor is commonly consumed by pregnant women to help relieve nausea, yet few are aware that almost a quarter of sampled products were found to contain lead.

UNICEF Ghana photographer, Eric Agyemang Duah, travelled to the Volta Region to trace white clay from mine to market, shedding light on a hidden public health challenge that can have lifelong consequences for children's health and development. #EndLeadPoisoning #Clay #ChildHealth

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

"Children all around the world are depressed and most adults will be like, 'Oh, don't worry. They're just being lazy.'" This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we must recognise that children's depression is real.

From school bullying to feeling ignored by adults, children carry heavy burdens. It's time to stop brushing them off and start listening. #ChildRights #OnMyMind

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

A massive win for children and families in Ghana! 🇬🇭 Today, we joined the Government of Ghana and Her Excellency the Vice President, Prof. @NJOAgyemang, to launch the Social Protection Act (2025) and key regulations for social protection and gender equity.

With 50% of LEAP cash transfer beneficiaries being children, these landmark laws will help more vulnerable families live with dignity and be empowered. We are proud to partner with the @MoGCSP_Ghana for a brighter, more equitable future!

#SocialProtection #GenderEquality

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

More than 100,000 people, including 40,000 children, will soon have access to safe, climate-resilient pipe-borne water in northern Ghana.

Proud to partner with Denmark, @GWCL_Gh and the Government of Ghana to bring sustainable solutions to Wa and Bolgatanga 🇬🇭 🇩🇰 💧. Less time collecting water = more time learning for children.

#WaterIsLife #WaterForAll #ClimateAction

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

UNICEF Ghana, alongside the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection, the World Bank, and partners, has launched the Social Protection Act 2025 and new regulations to build a more inclusive and resilient Ghana.

These reforms promise greater support and opportunity for every child, woman, and family. Together, we’re investing in #GenderEquality and breaking the cycle of poverty. #GenderEquality #SocialProtection #PartnershipsForGoals

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

Ghana has taken a major step forward for its most vulnerable citizens with the passage of the Social Protection Act, 2025 (Act 1148), the Social Protection Regulations, 2026 (L.I.2521), the Affirmative Action (Gender Equity) Regulations, 2026 (L.I. 2522), and their accompanying regulations.

UNICEF Ghana Representative Andy Brooks emphasised that the focus should be on actively implementing this new legislation. Putting these laws into practice is what will ultimately make a huge difference in the lives of vulnerable people.

#SocialProtection #GenderEquity #ForEveryChild #Ghana

[Benjamin Dadson @eboster1]

@KafuiDey My lecturer dat

[UNICEF Ghana @UNICEFGhana]

Who is your favourite teacher? Teachers are everyday heroes. They dry tears, answer a million questions, and help children discover how bright and capable they truly are. When teachers are happy and supported, children thrive!

UNICEF Ghana is proud to celebrate the teachers who work hard every day to make sure every child can learn, play, and grow in a safe, loving space. To all the teachers, yɛma mo ayekoo.

#ForEveryChild, a champion. #WorldTeachersDay #GhanaTeacherPrize | @HarunaSpeaks1

[Benjamin Dadson @eboster1]

@LaLigaEN 23F

[Yeboah Agyekum Francis @AgyekumYeboah]

This Is Destroying Your Kids’ Brains — Parents Need to Know!

[Benjamin Dadson @eboster1]

@AgyekumYeboah Well done