Kwame Nkrumah African Genius Awards

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• princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

  Grandpa watched Tommy pull a worm out of the ground and told him that he would give him 10 bucks if he could put it back in.
  
  Tommy left for a bit and said "Ok Grandpa, watch this". Tommy then pushed the worm right back dow ...
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  Grandpa watched Tommy pull a worm out of the ground and told him that he would give him 10 bucks if he could put it back in.
  
  Tommy left for a bit and said "Ok Grandpa, watch this". Tommy then pushed the worm right back down in the hole.
  
  The Grandpa got out the 10 dollars and gave it to Tommy.
  
  Tommy said "Grandpa I can't keep this because I cheated. I sprayed the worm with hair spray. That's why I was able to do that."
  
  Grandpa said "No, you keep it."
  
  The next morning at breakfast Grandpa walked up to Tommy and gave him another 10 bucks.
  
  Tommy said "No Grandpa. You already paid me."
  
  Grandpa replied "That money was from Grandma because you are a genuis"

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• Conventional Youth 11 years ago

  The awards night is slated for the National Theatre on Saturday, November 29, 2014. The awards ceremony will be preceded by a cocktail event for actors in the scientific and cultural communities, state appointees, members of ...
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  The awards night is slated for the National Theatre on Saturday, November 29, 2014. The awards ceremony will be preceded by a cocktail event for actors in the scientific and cultural communities, state appointees, members of the Diplomatic Corps and other persons of eminence.
  
  The Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah African Genius Award scheme is an initiative of the Centre for Communication and Culture and is guided by a Board of Governors chaired by Honourable Kojo Yankah, former Minister of State and founder/president of the African University College of Communication, Mr Kwaw Ansah, Ghana’s foremost filmmaker and CEO of TV Africa, Vice Chair; Professor Francis Nkrumah, immediate past Director of Noguchi Memorial Centre and son of the Osagyefo; Dr Ellen Hagan, CEO of L’Ainee Services and one time CIMG Marketing Woman of the Year; Mr Alhassan Andani, CEO of Stanbic Bank; Mr Daniel Asiedu, CEO of Zenith Bank, Major Albert Don-Chebe (Retd), Director-General of GBC, Ing. Kenneth Ashigbey, Managing Director of Graphic Communications Group and Mr Kwame Acheampong Kyei, Executive Chairman of the GLICO Group
  
  The rest are Mr David Dontoh, a cultural and TV personality, Dr. Joseph Ampofo , Director of Water Research Institute; Professor Kofi Asare Opoku , an Emeritus Professor of African Studies; Obaapa Adwoa Awindor , CEO of Premier Productions; Prof Francis Nii Yartey, professor of Dance at the University of Ghana and Nana Owusu Afari, immediate past president of the Ghana Association of Industries..

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• Conventional Youth 11 years ago

  Glad to know that STEMICs Components are induced in Ghana's Core Development Values, with Nkrumah's Name On IT. =D

  Glad to know that STEMICs Components are induced in Ghana's Core Development Values, with Nkrumah's Name On IT. =D

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• THIEF MAHAMA 11 years ago

  I would love to be a part of the Morehouse community, due to their focus on the underserved and minority population. As an immigrant from Ghana, I have lived a life where poor access to care eventually took the life of family ...
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  I would love to be a part of the Morehouse community, due to their focus on the underserved and minority population. As an immigrant from Ghana, I have lived a life where poor access to care eventually took the life of family and friends. I have a passion for helping the underserved and minority because I believe that I will be providing healthcare to those who need it the most.
  Morehouse’s focus on providing primary care physicians is another aspect of the school’s focus that I love. I believe that those living in impoverished neighborhoods need to be provided with basic care from primary care physicians. Through access to basic healthcare, I these people’s lives will be improved drastically. Furthermore, I want to be a part of eradicating healthcare disparities in our nation. Immigrants like me are most hard hit with these disparities mostly due to cultural differences.
  I will strive to be a culturally competent physician who can build trust relationships with my patient population. I will also take a public health approach to taking care of my patient population. A public health approach to healthcare will ensure that diseases are prevented before their onset.

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• adumtumi nyansafuo paa ni 11 years ago

  A day off from work. I want to read something good that will sooth the mind. This article makes me want to vomit. Nkrumah was a complete failure. If Nkrumah was so great, why are Ghanaians suffering everyday. Why is it that w ...
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  A day off from work. I want to read something good that will sooth the mind. This article makes me want to vomit. Nkrumah was a complete failure. If Nkrumah was so great, why are Ghanaians suffering everyday. Why is it that we do not own most of the cooperation in our country. Ghanaians are slaves in their own country. It is all Nkrumahs fault,because he started all the trouble. In fact, Ghana smells like shit. I am going to Ghana tomorrow, and I heard the airport smells.

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• Tweaa kai 11 years ago

  You are irredeemably stupid.

  You are irredeemably stupid.

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• adumtumi nyansafuo paa ni 11 years ago

  I feel sorry for people like you. God will deal with your ignorance.

  I feel sorry for people like you. God will deal with your ignorance.

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• osei yaw - london 11 years ago

  Just asking "adumtumi nyansafuo paa ni" to go and have a chat with NPP Akim Akufo Ado, a blood line relative of terrorist Akim JB Danquah to tell him that you have just learnt from me, that the destructive impediments JB Danq ...
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  Just asking "adumtumi nyansafuo paa ni" to go and have a chat with NPP Akim Akufo Ado, a blood line relative of terrorist Akim JB Danquah to tell him that you have just learnt from me, that the destructive impediments JB Danquah put in the way of Kwame Nkrumah and to eventually kill him, set Ghana back a thousand years
  
  - the very points you make in your cotribution; that, Ghana is in a hole from where Ghanains are still digging
  
  - let's hear what bluffer Akim Akufo Ado would tell you
  
  Osei Wusu-Khanin/osei yaw - london

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• Kofi Kwame 11 years ago

  Great idea to honour "great" citizens as this will promote drive to achieve which should eventually lead to nation building. Honour the living as well as we do the dead. Learn from the past for example by implementing relevan ...
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  Great idea to honour "great" citizens as this will promote drive to achieve which should eventually lead to nation building. Honour the living as well as we do the dead. Learn from the past for example by implementing relevant policies of Nkrumah.

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• Asasi Mankwa 11 years ago

  Please give indication of how/where the nominations are to be made

  Please give indication of how/where the nominations are to be made

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