So may the sun not set on our our dreams but beneath our wings- exhaling so it can rise again and soar with each and everyone of you into the promise of your goals.
I guess all I want to say is simply:
THANK YOU | BARIKA.
For making my day yesterday. My heart is full.
End the joke, @ghanafaofficial.
Stop toying with the @GhanaBlackstars and their coaching matter. For almost seven years you continue to mismanage and mishandle the senior national team with overt arrogance and sadly with state ignorance or complicity.
Otto Addo was a brilliant failure from the start. You set him up to fail and he sadly accepted the noose to hang himself and be part of the list of unbefitting coaches you have hired since 2019. For a budding coach who didnβt meet your own standards, how was he supposed to excel? His dismissal was only a matter of time.
You go to the market to shop for poor coaches but you never want to accept responsibility. Pipe down. Cut the self-interest and show respect to all. No amount of player quality analysis will save the team. Focus on decision-making issues on coaching.
Thatβs our bane. Get serious, GFA.
πΏ#PalmSunday begins Holy Week with a paradox of triumph and sacrifice. EPCG Hymn 125 Edo tedzi abe fia βne (Ride On, Ride On in Majesty), reminds us that Christβs kingship is revealed not in power, but in humility β His throne the cross, His crown of thorns. PalmSunday #HolyWeek
Happy International Womenβs Day to an outstanding CEO and visionary leader. Your dedication, strength, and leadership continue to inspire excellence and empower those around you. Wishing you continued success and greater achievements. π
International Women's Day 2026 Message- From H.E. Lordina Dramani Mahama First Lady of the Republic of Ghana.
As we observe International Women's Day 2026, I encourage every Ghanaian to reflect on what you will Give to Gain gender equality.
Will you mentor a young woman starting her own business? Will you advocate for your daughter's education as passionately as you do for your son's? Will you support policies that promote equal opportunities in your workplace and community?
Always remember that investing in women brings benefits. When women succeed, families flourish, communities thrive, and the nation advances.
I am reminded of the profound Akan proverb: "Se wo were fi na wosan kofa a yenkyiri"; when you forget something and go back for it, it is not forbidden.
Together, we must go back and lift every woman and girl we may have left behind, for in their rise, Ghana rises. When we provide opportunities for our market women in Makola, mentorship for our young tech entrepreneurs in Accra, or training for our shea butter producers in the Northern Region, we don't diminish our resourcesβwe multiply our nation's prosperity.
I am proud of the progress our country has achieved, including increased interest in and enrollment of girls in STEM education, support for women farmers through cooperative strengthening, and the rise of more women leaders in district assemblies, the corporate sector, and boardrooms.
Yet there is still more to be done. Many talented girls continue to drop out of school, capable women still lack access to funding, and many voices are still missing from decision-making processes.
The Affirmative Action Bill has created opportunities, and initiatives such as the Women's Development Bank by the Mahama administration will support thousands of female entrepreneurs across our country.
Our mothers and grandmothers gave us rich traditions of communal support through "nnoboa" and "susu". We must channel that same spirit toward achieving true gender equality.
Give to Gain!
God bless our homeland, Ghana!
Precious one,
This Friday, 6th March 2026, we invite you to dedicate eight hours of fervent prayer and divine encounter.
In this set apart time, we will press into His presence, expect breakthroughs, clarity, and realignment. Come with a hungry heart and leave empowered.
Friday, 6th March 2026 | 6:00 AM β 2:00 PM
Perez Dome, Dzorwulu Junction