I grew up on the cattle grazing fields of Asutsuare Junction in the Shai Osudoku District of the Greater Accra Region.
As the last born and only child in the family to be lucky enough to be enrolled in school, my options were limited.
Lawyer? Hell no!!! Not in this village.
There was a Ghanaian IT engineer who worked at Apple. His name was Sir Afari. He was the one who built the code for the Safari browser. So it was named after him.
Set it up on iPhone
1. Open Health app.
2. Tap your profile picture → Medical ID.
3. Tap Edit.
4. Scroll to Emergency Contacts.
5. Tap Add Emergency Contact and choose the person.
6. Choose their relationship.
7. Tap Done.
Then:
Settings → Emergency SOS*
* Turn on Call with Hold and Release
* Turn on Call with 5 Presses if you want that option.
*What happens when you activate SOS*
After an emergency call, your iPhone can automatically notify your emergency contacts by text and share your current location. If your location changes, your contacts can receive updated location information for a period of time.
Class prefects go write names of Twi speakers on Friday, teacher no take am. Monday teacher go come ask, “Did anyone speak Twi today?” Then dem go submit Friday’s list make dem lash we. Mo nyinaa mo time bɛba,Siafoɔ!
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