A Ghanaian surgeon making a difference in the world

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KOLA, LONDON PROPER 12 years ago

I hope those who claim to have Ph.D would follow this lesson. What an inspiration for those gutter frustrated Ph.D's who only can secure teaching jobs in private colleges.....hahahahaha?

I hope those who claim to have Ph.D would follow this lesson. What an inspiration for those gutter frustrated Ph.D's who only can secure teaching jobs in private colleges.....hahahahaha?
HOUDINI 12 years ago

Even you are happy being a watchman at England Health Care buildings in London.

Even you are happy being a watchman at England Health Care buildings in London.
SAMPSON MADIBA - IRELAND 12 years ago

Who told you this stupid idiot call him self Kola is in London. He is a watchman at Ho.

Who told you this stupid idiot call him self Kola is in London. He is a watchman at Ho.
LARYEAH 12 years ago

... AND I THOUGHT HE IS A WATCHMAN IN KEJETIA JUNCTION OR KEJETIA VILLAGE. KOLA THE GOAT!

... AND I THOUGHT HE IS A WATCHMAN IN KEJETIA JUNCTION OR KEJETIA VILLAGE. KOLA THE GOAT!
Frank Agyena-Karikari 12 years ago

Where are the Akan/Asante bashers?

Where are the Akan/Asante bashers?
nii 12 years ago

Of what use is this to Ghana . He's followed his dream and made it for himself . He's not an African voice. He's an American success

Of what use is this to Ghana . He's followed his dream and made it for himself . He's not an African voice. He's an American success
Sarah UK 12 years ago

Ghana has some amazing professional overseas. I pray God we come home to Ghana to give her back what we have gained abroad.

Ghana has some amazing professional overseas. I pray God we come home to Ghana to give her back what we have gained abroad.
Nana Antwi-Berko 12 years ago

Seeing Ghana’s Health Care System in Action
During my visit, I was very impressed by the information tracking in Ghana’s health care system. It’s enabling health care workers to closely measure their progress in delive ...
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Seeing Ghana’s Health Care System in Action
During my visit, I was very impressed by the information tracking in Ghana’s health care system. It’s enabling health care workers to closely measure their progress in delivering immunizations and other patient services. And it’s helping Ghana make progress toward the Millennium Development Goals.
I got to spend two days in Ghana this week. It was my first visit there, and the time was really productive and inspiring. I got to watch an effective health system in action – from the decision makers at the national level to nurses who live and work in the villages.

I had heard that Ghana’s health system thrived on tracking information but I didn’t realize until I got there that it has an entire culture of data. Every immunization is carefully documented in the mother’s green booklet that tracks the health care of each child, as well as recorded in large registry books. That data moves up the chain to the sub-district and district levels. This kind of rigor may sound obvious, but in many places I’ve traveled, recordkeeping is so erratic that health workers don’t know how many babies live in their area of service, much less whether they’ve had all of their shots.

I met Patricia Antwi, district director of health services in Awutu Senya, about an hour’s drive north of Accra. Every month she gathers all of the sub-district heads to validate and pressure test their data with each other. Then every quarter all of the district leaders in her region meet and do the same. They track their work and adjust their planning and decision making based on such data as patient visits, products delivered and used, and immunization coverage rates. They openly debate what they have measured to help each other improve. They admit when it doesn’t go as well as it should.

Many of us are looking at potential digital strategies for record-keeping, but paper is pretty good.

The energy and commitment of the well-trained nurses was obvious. Alice Grant Yamoah runs the community health compound in the village of Ahentia. She lives in the heart of the community with three colleagues. A couple of days a week they go out in to the villages to treat or immunize children when their mothers don’t bring them in. Alice showed me how to give six-week-old Fredrick his rotavirus vaccine. Luckily for Fredrick these are drops that are fairly easy to administer. Still, both Fredrick and his mother were patient with someone doing it who clearly was less experienced than Alice and her colleagues.

There is a lot to learn from Ghana’s successes – but the most important in my mind is that countries need to have a really strong primary health care system that includes immunization as well as maternal and child health, malaria treatment and prevention, and other things that protect children and their families. It was a strong reminder to me that health is the magic lever. If you make progress there, it will help with all other things.

I’m a huge believer in the Millennium Development Goals, and I was also struck in Ghana over how important they are in helping drive focus and progress in the right places and in the right ways.

After visiting the clinics, I had the opportunity to meet with President John Dramani Mahama, who came into office in January. I was impressed by his strong focus on the MDGs. President Mahama and his ministers have a clear sense for where there has been great progress and where they still need to drive improvement.

The MDGs have really helped Ghana’s leaders focus their efforts, develop effective plans and measure their progress. Mahama was very clear about the good strides they have made in hunger and poverty as well as child mortality and education. He was equally candid about where they must redouble efforts to hit their targets in the areas of maternal health and sanitation. They still have a ways to go, but what’s exciting is that they have a strong direction and a solid plan to accelerate progress.
JOE ATISO 12 years ago

DO YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT,ASS-HOLE?I'M NOT SURPRISED ABOUT YOUR UNWAVERING SUPPORT FOR THIS FAKE AND CARETAKER PRESIDENT.ASS KISSER, YOU'VE HAD YOUR PALMS GREASED FOR NO WORK DONE AND JUST BY SINGING PRAISE ...
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DO YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT,ASS-HOLE?I'M NOT SURPRISED ABOUT YOUR UNWAVERING SUPPORT FOR THIS FAKE AND CARETAKER PRESIDENT.ASS KISSER, YOU'VE HAD YOUR PALMS GREASED FOR NO WORK DONE AND JUST BY SINGING PRAISES OF THIS CORRUPT MASS-LOOTING WOMANIZING PRESIDENT.YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF FOR THE SELF-SEEKING AGENDA THAT YOU'VE EMBARKED ON TO HELP A CRUMBLING VISIONLESS ADMINISTRATION/PARTY. JUST ENJOY THE TEMPORARY REPRIEVE THAT THE SO-CALLED HIGHEST COURT HAS GRANTED YOUR CARETAKER GOVERNMENT BY CONSTANTLY ADJOURNING THIS LANDMARK CASE,FRAUDSTER!
Patriotic 12 years ago

You'd better wish to get the Ph.D and even become frustrated. Unfortunately, you cannot even think of a PhD research topic, let alone going further with the objectives and the conceptual model and etc.

What has this articl ...
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You'd better wish to get the Ph.D and even become frustrated. Unfortunately, you cannot even think of a PhD research topic, let alone going further with the objectives and the conceptual model and etc.

What has this article got to do with your comment?. It's a shame. You claimed to be in London proper.I don't think you even have a visa. Shame!!!

Uri 12 years ago

What is his importance? Is he the only authority in head and neck surgeries? He learnt from his bosses and we have better ones here in Ghana, serving our less privillege citizens. Let him stay there with his so-called experti ...
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What is his importance? Is he the only authority in head and neck surgeries? He learnt from his bosses and we have better ones here in Ghana, serving our less privillege citizens. Let him stay there with his so-called expertise!
Dan 12 years ago

wow!!

wow!!
TENDAANA 12 years ago

this individual has been train with the poor Ghanain tax money, and what has he paid back as a show of moral responsibilty

this individual has been train with the poor Ghanain tax money, and what has he paid back as a show of moral responsibilty
Fredsaid 12 years ago

Whether if this renowned doctor came to Ghana he will be paid on time and that he will not have to wait for 6 months to be paid while the 85 ministers get overpaid with fat cat houses, fat cat cars, fat cat girlfriends and ye ...
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Whether if this renowned doctor came to Ghana he will be paid on time and that he will not have to wait for 6 months to be paid while the 85 ministers get overpaid with fat cat houses, fat cat cars, fat cat girlfriends and yet do not do half of what this doctor is doing.

all they can think of is steal Ghana's money through the woyomisation of every sector
Nana Antwi-Berko 12 years ago

Fredsaid, you are BIG Fool!!

Fredsaid, you are BIG Fool!!
fredsaid 12 years ago

because you have nothing sensible or constructive to say. You cannot even argue with facts; go back to school

because you have nothing sensible or constructive to say. You cannot even argue with facts; go back to school
Joe atiso 12 years ago

Why the name calliing instead of reasoning. What Fred said is nothing but the truth about this caretaker president,his party and administration looting our national coffers for no work done. Your sharp and stupid response see ...
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Why the name calliing instead of reasoning. What Fred said is nothing but the truth about this caretaker president,his party and administration looting our national coffers for no work done. Your sharp and stupid response seems as an addmission of guilt and moreover a beneficiary of what is going in this Mahama's stinking government. Wake up and smell the coffee and stop your useless tongue-lashing of factual revealations!
Nana Antwi-Berko 12 years ago

Another Goat!!

Another Goat!!
GUITAR BOY 12 years ago

FELLOW GHANAIANS WE ARE BETTER THAN THESE INSULTS.TAKE NOTE YOU ARE NOT BETTER THAN THE WORDS THAT COME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH.HAPPY EASTER,WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF GHANAIAN.

FELLOW GHANAIANS WE ARE BETTER THAN THESE INSULTS.TAKE NOTE YOU ARE NOT BETTER THAN THE WORDS THAT COME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH.HAPPY EASTER,WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF GHANAIAN.
post 12 years ago

Tendaana you must be as stupid as your father. How did your NDC treated Dr. Boateng, the German trained Ghanaian brain surgeon at Korle B Ofui.

Tendaana you must be as stupid as your father. How did your NDC treated Dr. Boateng, the German trained Ghanaian brain surgeon at Korle B Ofui.

Frank Agyena-Karikari 12 years ago

Did you read he did his national service?

Did you read he did his national service?
Patriotic 12 years ago

This guy was not trained with Government support from Ghana. If you listen to the story live, you will know that it was through the support of a chemistry professor in the US. He has also been helping in Ghana. Just be proud ...
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This guy was not trained with Government support from Ghana. If you listen to the story live, you will know that it was through the support of a chemistry professor in the US. He has also been helping in Ghana. Just be proud of your fellow Ghanaian who excels.
expression 12 years ago

Do not say what you do not know. He worked extremely hard for everything. No tax money went towards his education and ever since he gained his expertise he has been to Ghana to perform free surgeries and also teach the Ghanai ...
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Do not say what you do not know. He worked extremely hard for everything. No tax money went towards his education and ever since he gained his expertise he has been to Ghana to perform free surgeries and also teach the Ghanaian doctors. Don't hate just give credit where it's due
Fredsaid 12 years ago

Is that all you can say you illiterate footsoldier? Why don't you get encouraged by getting some education. Sour grapes!

Is that all you can say you illiterate footsoldier? Why don't you get encouraged by getting some education. Sour grapes!
Nana Antwi-Berko 12 years ago

Stupid article !!

Stupid article !!
Joe atiso 12 years ago

Only idiots and Antwi-Berko wannabee would spill this garbage about this carefully and informative write-up. You are nothing but an attention seeker singing praises of this your "Yaamutu" Mahama and his NDC idiots party/admin ...
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Only idiots and Antwi-Berko wannabee would spill this garbage about this carefully and informative write-up. You are nothing but an attention seeker singing praises of this your "Yaamutu" Mahama and his NDC idiots party/administration. Your Trokosis parastic influence would soon come to a crashing halt.Get a life,Moron!
Nana Antwi-Berko 12 years ago

Idiot!! You think anyone against that coccain dwarf of yours trokosi! B A S T A R D !!

Idiot!! You think anyone against that coccain dwarf of yours trokosi! B A S T A R D !!
LARYEAH 12 years ago

YOU MUST BE A TROKOSI "JEALOUSY" IMBECILE. TOGOLESE FOOL!

YOU MUST BE A TROKOSI "JEALOUSY" IMBECILE. TOGOLESE FOOL!
STEVE 12 years ago

He should come back as patriotic to pay the taxpayers and the government who spent on his primary and prempeh schools. You don't expect a black man to use his tax money to establish a primary and senior schools for you to ...
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He should come back as patriotic to pay the taxpayers and the government who spent on his primary and prempeh schools. You don't expect a black man to use his tax money to establish a primary and senior schools for you to enjoy and after you go and help a white man. This is the main and primarily unwanted issue on the part of blacks, that is why we are stagnant in terms of developing.
KATE 12 years ago

It is simple; the black african leaders do not know how to take care of black talented people. They just do not care. If they did they would have built state of the art hospitals in Ghana after 56 years of independence. Th ...
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It is simple; the black african leaders do not know how to take care of black talented people. They just do not care. If they did they would have built state of the art hospitals in Ghana after 56 years of independence. They would have created the environment for all professionals abroad to come home with an incentive to serve their country.

There would have been no need for only our leaders to go south africa for medical treatment at hospitals the white man built. All Ghanaians would have been better off.

Instead you have a government that steals money through woyomisation of judgement debts.

The white man recognises talent and pays for the services of those talented professionals. We in Ghana do not even want to pay their salaries after working for 6 months. What do you expect???

ADWEN 12 years ago

Most Ghanaian professionals don't come home because of the following:
1. The environment in Ghana is life-shorteninf and not condusive for professionals to operate within.
2. The ruling clas who benefit from the chao enviro ...
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Most Ghanaian professionals don't come home because of the following:
1. The environment in Ghana is life-shorteninf and not condusive for professionals to operate within.
2. The ruling clas who benefit from the chao environment do not allowing professionals with better exposure and frame of reference to come and fix the system because these so-called "leaders" will lose their benefits from the chaos so they don't accept "forein" Ghanaians
3. They do these by not easily embracing overseas trained Ghanaians .
4. Even if you are "lucky" enough to be accept back in Ghana because Ghanaians and the leaders and institutions DO NOT function on IDEAS (Visioning, mission-orientation, strategic thinking, objective thinking, goal-orientation, result-driven behaviours, target-setting, etc) rather than on insults, backbiting, lies, nepotism, bribery, corruption and the other "Ghanaian" ways of doing things they mak it difficult to function and they eventuall frustrate you to either keep quiet and join them or leave
kwam bo 12 years ago

The government of the white man, in this case the UK foreign & Commonwealth Office, sent me a black man, and Ghanaian for that matter, to India and Africa, to train their staff in embassies in IT migration to new systems; all ...
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The government of the white man, in this case the UK foreign & Commonwealth Office, sent me a black man, and Ghanaian for that matter, to India and Africa, to train their staff in embassies in IT migration to new systems; all expenses paid plus the 5* treatment, from hotels to transport and all. Yet this same black Ghanaian born came to Ghana to offer his services but those in charge did not care because I did not belong to any party or pay bribes to anyone.

So I run my own company in the UK offer my services to organisations that are interested in my services, get paid handsomely and enjoy the experiences with people whose minds are focused on getting the best out of professionals in Europe.

The leaders and those in charge in Ghana, want to continue with the status quo of bribery and corruption, and do not care about Ghana or Ghanaians. They also feel threatened by any revolutionary successful ideas that will do them out their corrupt and unaccountable practices.

YOu need a strong and visionary leader to bring about change in Ghana, not the NDC or NPP or the other WCs that we have in Ghana at the moment. We have Phds in engineering and the sciences in Ghana who are producing nothing to make the lives of Ghanaians better; no inventions; no innovations; nothing. You have leaders who know nothing about motivation and getting the best out of people except their 10% kickbacks from imaginary projects
Concerned Citizen 12 years ago

Spot on! What are Ghanaians doing with the wonderfully trained and talented Doctors back home ? The poor guys have to go on strike to get their peanut salaries, which has already been agreed upon. The leadership in Ghana ar ...
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Spot on! What are Ghanaians doing with the wonderfully trained and talented Doctors back home ? The poor guys have to go on strike to get their peanut salaries, which has already been agreed upon. The leadership in Ghana are soo insensitive, it is frightening, and believe me, this has nothing to do with any particular party. That is our way of life! Thanks to president Rawlings and his colleagues, a generation of highly gifted entrepreneurs and Scholars were massacred in cold blood in broad day light and what did the majority of Ghanaians do ?? Rejoiced. It is easy now to sit back and criticize him now, but a public opinion poll for/against what he did conducted then would surely have been in his favour. We now talk about Brain drain ?? What about all the brains that were drained at firing squad???
STEVE 12 years ago

Oh yes! we understand that the leaders are making our environment non-conducive to work, but who must tell these leaders to change for better if you are leaving the country for another? You got a problem instead of be in the ...
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Oh yes! we understand that the leaders are making our environment non-conducive to work, but who must tell these leaders to change for better if you are leaving the country for another? You got a problem instead of be in the country to pressure the leaders to do the right thing for you, you ignore and leave for another, who must tell the gov't to do the right thing on your behalf? When the whites got problems they solve them themselves, they don't run away and now you are happy working there. You imagine, everyone runs away, will you have a country to call Ghana as your homeland?

Get your education from there and come back to help the nation to grow by telling the leaders to make the country a happy environment to work in, just as Kwame Nkrumah , BUsia and other leaders did. They got their education from whites and return to work in the country. You imagine, if nkrumnah hadn't returned after his education in uk and U S , the country wouldn't have secured independence and now he is well remembered by every Ghanaian and beyond.
dan 12 years ago

How do you pressure the NDC government to do the right thing when they respond to any suggestions with insults from Asiedu nketia and co.? Are you serious?? Dont you know or have you not read that everytime the ndc governmen ...
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How do you pressure the NDC government to do the right thing when they respond to any suggestions with insults from Asiedu nketia and co.? Are you serious?? Dont you know or have you not read that everytime the ndc government is criticised or asked to do the right thing as you suggest the response you get is 'npp did it so we can do the same thing' meaning we are here to make the same mistakes of npp. They made mistakes that is why they were voted out in 2008

If the ndc will not listen what makes you think you can pressure them and how? Look at how they are dealing with labour disputes and tell me they are ready to do the right thing as you put it.

What power has individuals abroad got when they are not even allowed to vote when other foreigners like the italians in the uk are allowed to vote in their country's elections??
STEVE 12 years ago

Oh yes! we understand that the leaders are making our environment non-conducive to work, but who must tell these leaders to change for better if you are leaving the country for another? You got a problem instead of be in the ...
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Oh yes! we understand that the leaders are making our environment non-conducive to work, but who must tell these leaders to change for better if you are leaving the country for another? You got a problem instead of be in the country to pressurize the leaders to do the right thing for you, you ignore and leave for another, who must tell the gov't to do the right thing on your behalf? When the whites got problems they solve them themselves, they don't run away and now you are happy working there. You imagine, everyone runs away, will you have a country to call Ghana as your homeland?

Get your education from there and come back to help the nation to grow by telling the leaders to make the country a happy environment to work in, just as Kwame Nkrumah , BUsia and other leaders did. They got their education from whites and return to work in the country. You imagine, if nkrumnah hadn't returned after his education in uk and U S , the country wouldn't have secured independence and now he is well remembered by every Ghanaian and beyond.
NII ARMAH. 12 years ago

YES GHANA WANTS TO CHIP IN AND GET SOME GLORY. SAD ASPECTS HOW BECAUSE OF GREED FROM PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND A BAD SYSTEM MAKES FOLKS LEAVE THE SHORE TO STRUGGLE ELSEWHERE. WHEN ALL IS DONE AND SAID THERE ON GHANAWEB TRYING TO P ...
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YES GHANA WANTS TO CHIP IN AND GET SOME GLORY. SAD ASPECTS HOW BECAUSE OF GREED FROM PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND A BAD SYSTEM MAKES FOLKS LEAVE THE SHORE TO STRUGGLE ELSEWHERE. WHEN ALL IS DONE AND SAID THERE ON GHANAWEB TRYING TO POST OH REOWN GHANAIAN SO AND SO. GHANA GOVERNMENT MUST INVEST IN BRAINNY STUDENTS NOT AKOFAM AS IN GUINEA FOWLS.
Sarah UK 12 years ago

God moves in mysterious ways; his wonders to perform.

God moves in mysterious ways; his wonders to perform.
Kofi Jata 12 years ago

Well done great son of Africa.

Well done great son of Africa.
Concerned Citizen 12 years ago

Well done, great son of Africa ! I can feel your pain cuz my story is just like yours. Will be at Johns Hopkins this summer and will sure check you up.Kudos!!!!

Well done, great son of Africa ! I can feel your pain cuz my story is just like yours. Will be at Johns Hopkins this summer and will sure check you up.Kudos!!!!
Atule Ayeebo 12 years ago

THANK YOU!! THIS IS THE KIND OF NEWS I WANT TO WAKE UP TO!!. Great, motivating and inspiring. Truly a treasure to us.

THANK YOU!! THIS IS THE KIND OF NEWS I WANT TO WAKE UP TO!!. Great, motivating and inspiring. Truly a treasure to us.
Ishmael Otchere 12 years ago

That should be a motivation particularly to the youth. It also re-enforces the fact that education is key to success. Bravo my young man! God bless you.

That should be a motivation particularly to the youth. It also re-enforces the fact that education is key to success. Bravo my young man! God bless you.
Appletus 12 years ago

H e is an inspiration . Thanks for your tenacity, Dr

H e is an inspiration . Thanks for your tenacity, Dr
ERICUS-ERICUS 12 years ago

THIS IS REALLY A SUCCESS STORY AND INSPIRING ONE TO THOSE WHO THINK THEY CANNOT MAKE IT BECAUSE THERE IS HOPE FROM NOWHERE. I REALLY LIKE HIS DETERMINATION THAT HAS RESULTED IN THIS GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT. TO THOSE WHO ARE MAKING ...
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THIS IS REALLY A SUCCESS STORY AND INSPIRING ONE TO THOSE WHO THINK THEY CANNOT MAKE IT BECAUSE THERE IS HOPE FROM NOWHERE. I REALLY LIKE HIS DETERMINATION THAT HAS RESULTED IN THIS GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT. TO THOSE WHO ARE MAKING SUCH NASTY COMMENTS; DR. BOAHENE DOES NOT NECESSARILY HAVE TO WORK IN GHANA OR AFRICA ALONE TO BE HAILED AS AN AFRICAN. HE HAS NOW BECOME A GLOBAL ASSET AND WE MUST BE PROUD OF THAT - HOW MANY YEARS DID MR. KOFI ANNAN WORKED IN GHANA? WE KNOW WE HAVE SEVERAL OF OUR GHANIAN AND AFRICAN SCHOLARS MAKING IT AT THE GLOBAL LEVEL - LET US BE PROUD TO HAVE SOME OF OWN MAKING IMPACT GLOBALLY. KUDOS TO THE LIKES OF MR. KOFI ANNAN. DO NOT BE JEALOUS, THIS STORY SHOULD MAKE YOU PROUD.
ERICUS-ERICUS 12 years ago

THIS IS REFRESHING; WE ARE TIRED OF HEARING STORIES OF WAYOME, GUINEA FOWLS, TREE PLANTING & AZONGTABA, MAPUTO, RLG, SCHOOL UNDER TREES, SCHOOL UNIFORM, SCHOOL BOOKS, ETC, CHOPPING EVERYWHERE,

THIS IS REFRESHING; WE ARE TIRED OF HEARING STORIES OF WAYOME, GUINEA FOWLS, TREE PLANTING & AZONGTABA, MAPUTO, RLG, SCHOOL UNDER TREES, SCHOOL UNIFORM, SCHOOL BOOKS, ETC, CHOPPING EVERYWHERE,
Diasporan 12 years ago

1. This is an ispiring bio. But where is his photo?

2. A version of the Biblical quotation: "From everyone who has been given much, much shall be demanded" (Luke 12: 48)can be found in many Ghanaian cultures. In Ewe, ...
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1. This is an ispiring bio. But where is his photo?

2. A version of the Biblical quotation: "From everyone who has been given much, much shall be demanded" (Luke 12: 48)can be found in many Ghanaian cultures. In Ewe, a version is: "A rich man has many friends (who make demands on him). Another is: "When I was rich they called me Fo Komla (Brother Komla); now that I am poor, they call me, Komlavi (Younger Komla, or the smaller Komla). Even in common Ghanaian parlance, the version is: "Poor no friend".

My question to all Ghanians, and particularly, to the educated ones is: Why do you have to go far back to the 4th. century, and to a far-away foreign desert culture to look for a proverb when you are surrounded by so many better versions in your own Ghanaian or African culture? Why can't Ghana's educated people turn their "book knowledge" into "home knowledge"?

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