Kojo Kanabia

Aspiring AppSec Engineer | Friend of Pentesting | Cybersecurity Enthusiast | God First

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

The childhood memories we had😂😂
Bam bam bam balika…

[X.orlali @xorlaliplange]

POV: Your professor is Ghanaian 😹❤️

[NITA Ghana @NITAGhana]

🚨 CYBERSECURITY ADVISORY

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) and the National Information Technology Agency (NITA) have issued a joint advisory on critical PHP vulnerabilities affecting government websites and web applications.

Government institutions are urged to /1

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

This is the patience you need when using burp suits community edition for brute-forcing😂😂
#AppSec #Cybersecurity

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

@blessinggladyss Something I got from here is “learn to be bold if you are wrong you will be taught”. Thanks 🙏

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

I like it when people show more gratitude. Big up Hon.🙏When the Angle comes and go never forget to show Gratitude.

[Hon. Dr. Francis-Xavier Sosu (Esq) @fx_sosu]

ANGELS ON THE WAY

Oprah Winfrey’s first opportunity on television came in 1973, when she was just 19 years old. Chris Clark, then the News Director at Nashville’s CBS station in Tennessee, gave her that opportunity.

In our quest to move forward in life, God often places angels on our way.

To Oprah, Chris Clark was her angel.

I often say, it is better to prepare and not have opportunities than to have opportunities come your way and find you unprepared.

Preparation is important because when an opportunity comes and you miss it, you may never get that same opportunity again.

Everyone has an angel who will show up at one point or another. The question is: How prepared are you to take advantage of what your angel offers?

I remember when I was Senior Boys Prefect and SRC Zone 5 President of the Greater Accra SRC in 1998. I had six schools under my jurisdiction: St. John’s Grammar, Achimota School, PRESEC, WASS, GHANATA, and Osu Doku Senior High School.

Even as a young student leader, I was sleeping in a kiosk at Kotobabi, Accra, opposite the Police Station.

Despite those challenges, I remained prepared to learn, serve, and make a difference.

Then came my angel.

I was adopted by the Village of Hope Orphanage, which took me off the streets, gave me a home, paid my accumulated school fees at St. John’s Grammar and supported me through the University of Ghana. I made sure to take full advantage of the opportunity I had been given.

After the University of Ghana 🇬🇭, I did my National Service at the Orphanage in Gomoa Fetteh. It was there that I met the man I affectionately call “Grandpa Don Barnett.” He was an Elder at the Oklahoma Church of Christ in Edmond, and he supported me through Law School until I was called to the Bar in 2010.

I can talk about several Judges and Senior Lawyers who became mentors and, in many ways, angels in my life.

When I first entered Parliament as an opposition MP, I saw and faced many difficult things. But I was blessed to have colleagues who supported me in my work, including Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Hon. Muntaka Mubarak, Hon. Governs Kwame Agbodza, Hon. Ibrahim Jaja, Hon. Afenyo Markin, and Hon. Patrick Boamah.

In the 8th Parliament, despite the 137-137 situation between the two sides and one Independent Member, I introduced 19 Private Members’ Bills as a first-time MP. Three of these eventually became law, including the legislation that abolished the death penalty under Act 29.

Finally, I recall how the Right Honourable Speaker, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, took a personal interest in my work and supported me to succeed on many of these fronts.

Looking back, I can clearly see the hand of God through the many angels He placed on my path.

God will always put angels in our way when we genuinely desire to serve, grow, and make an impact on the lives of others.

But remember this:

Anytime you look around and do not find an angel, YOU MUST BECOME THE ANGEL TO OTHERS.

Someone is waiting for the opportunity, encouragement, support, mentorship, or helping hand that only you can provide.

Be prepared.
Be available.
Be someone's angel.

KEEP MOVING FORWARD. 🙏🏾🇬🇭

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

The little you can do in your capacity aside God’s protection

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

Learn to be generous but the first time a friend or a family feels entitled to your money, that should the last time you cut them off.

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

This needs retraction from the market ASAP @fdaghana

[Dr. George @GeorgeAnagli]

How on earth was this allowed onto the Ghanaian market? @fdaghana

[Hon. Dr. Francis-Xavier Sosu (Esq) @fx_sosu]

KEEP MOVING FORWARD

I am not too old neither I’m I too young, but, I’ve learnt a few things I can share with you my brothers and sisters.

Of all the lessons of life, the irresistible fact is that life is defined by one’s personal vision and commitment.

As Paulo Coelho, world-renowned Brazilian author puts it, “What other people think of you is none of your business.”

Your business is having a dream and believing in your dream even if no one else does. Have a personal conviction, mission and vision.

In his famous work titled THE ALCHEMIST, Paulo Coelho argued that “When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.”

I agree with him. His position is consistent with Romans 8:28… “that ALL THINGS work together for GOOD to them who love God….” Set your eyes on your dreams and trust God and it will surely end well with you.

It is time to rise above pettiness and any other person’s definition of your life. The future belongs to those who are willing to accept personal responsibility of their lives.

Finally, I dare you. Prove your friends, families and communities wrong by rising above their definition of your life. Your best answer to your critics is continuous SUCCESS.

KEEP MOVING FORWARD

Hon. Dr. Francis-Xavier Kojo Sosu (Esq)

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

Not everything is about money…self esteem sometimes is enough. #LinuxOS

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

Hiring in considered as Trust issue in the cyberspace, a challenge early entry face often.

[Kweku Tech @kwekutech]

Ghana's digital economy cannot scale without trust.

At the Executive Trust Dialogue, leaders from cybersecurity, data protection, telecoms, law enforcement and the private sector are tackling what it takes to secure Ghana's digital future.

The more digital we become, the more we have to protect.

#NationalICTWeek2026 @NITAGhana

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

Dishonesty is what is killing our development as a Nation, it’s really pathetic and disheartening #minFA #Presidencygh

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

How can we develop a nation with dishonest people in critical position. How? It’s so pathetic

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

@GunnerPuls That’s Ziroberto, he scored the last goal against Ghana during 2006 knockout stage😂

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

@agbemekoor @Spearhead_Af @benkoku I suggest next time you watch or listen to her full interview before you make any wild allegation. If you know @benkoku you will trust he will ask the necessary questions. I watch her interview with Alosky live. Enough of conclusion based on a clips.

[Kojo Kanabia @enochkanabia]

I support this with hundreds-bags of cement
Kurt is destroying our football

[Kwadwo Sheldon @kwadwosheldon]

#KurtOkrakuOut!!

[Big Fat African Development @BFAD_Africa]

What if the fastest way to stop #flooding in Accra… was to turn it into a giant sponge? 🌧️ Here’s how we could make it happen.

[Priestly @PriestlyKing111]

Never turn your back on God

~Apostle Gideon Odoma