Looking back, I can only say thank you to Wesley Girls’ High School. I didn’t realize at the time the level of training, discipline, and preparation I was receiving, but I see its impact in my life every day.
It has always been my dream to throw a Christmas party for a village. And today @kivoproducts is making my dream come true! Christmas isn’t about what’s on our tables alone , it’s about who gets to eat too. They were so happy and that made my whole year!
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Out of the 824 lawyers who were called to the bar this year, the Wesley Girls' High School produced 50 lawyers making them the only Senior High School in Ghana to ever have 6% of its alumni in a single “Call to the Bar” Ceremony.🧑⚖️
The future looks exciting ✅
If there’s one thing I know for certain, it’s that the people of Koforidua, especially Effiduase Asokore are mourning deeply today.
We have lost not just a musician, but a cultural icon, a voice that echoed through generations and across every corner of Ghana.
Are you really a book girlie if you did not grow up reading harlequin books and wattpad???
I’d always find myself day dreaming about meeting my own CEO or prince after dropping the books 😭😭😭😭
Anyways I got these today at Ojuelegba for 500 each🥹❤️
CENTRAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
Congratulations once again to Wesley Girls' High School for emerging as the Central Regional Champions! 💯💚💛
@Goil_Official#NSMQ2025#Primetime
New work with GQ feat. 3 African heavyweights who are playing the long game shifting culture, reclaiming identity, and reshaping the global narrative around African creativity.
Michael Djaba, Kwame Blay, and Alvin Nana Kwame Bekoe.
Got commissioned by @meta to tell @LisaQuama’s story through movement and memory.
This one was all about culture, connection, and how we express who we are.
Shoutout to my team you helped turn an idea into something real. Appreciate you all. #AfricaDay