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Mawuena Adzo Dumor 1 Year Anniversary.

Today March 24, 2025, Jordan Ayew leads the black stars with Blood in his eye. (Literally)

Women In Media Congratulate Vice Pesident Professor Naana Jane Opoku Agymang

Alliance for Women in Media, Africa was honored to pay a courtesy call on the Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang at her office in Cantonments, to congratulate her on her historic achievement as Ghana’s First Female Vice President.

During our engaging meeting, our Convenor Mercy C. Adjabeng highlighted some of the challenges Women in media and other related disciplines face, including safety risks and violence, gender discrimination, poor workplace conditions and online harassment. We also committed to support her office to champion the cause of women to ensure that her footprints in the office make history.

The Vice-President shared encouraging words of solidarity, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and supporting women who break barriers. Drawing from her own experience as the first female Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast, she noted that “when we come together and exchange lessons, we can achieve much.” Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang reaffirmed her commitment to advancing women’s interests among many others.

We took the opportunity to present the Vice President with her portrait which symbolizes her trailblazing achievement.
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AOGA 99 Host 78th Special Speach Day

AFCON2025Q: Former Black Satellites Player Najeeb Yakubu leads celebration over Black Stars.

The Meyna of Niger shocked Ghana on Monday night at the Accra Sports Stadium as they beat the Black Stars of Ghana 2-1 in the last game of the 2025 African Cup of Nations qualifier.

Former Ghana youth star Najeeb Abu Yakubu lead a massive celebration after the 90 minutes as they beat their country of birth Ghana. AFCON2025Q

‘When We Returned: From Chains to Crowns’ is a poignant reflection on Ghana’s rich heritage, interwoven with the shadows of colonialism and the transatlantic slave trade. Mr. Akwasi Agyeman, the coordinator of the Year of Return, masterfully combines historical facts and personal anecdotes, creating a compelling tapestry that evokes both sorrow and resilience.

His prose, infused with poetic lyricism, elevates the narrative to a profoundly emotional level. He gives credit to the President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo- Addo for his bold vision that birthed the Return but finds time to appreciate the efforts of the several people and organizations that played a role to make the Year of Return a Success.

Beyond Ghana’s borders, Agyeman embraces the broader African diaspora, celebrating the triumphs and struggles of iconic figures. His book serves as a clarion call for education and empowerment, urging readers to reconnect with their roots and contribute to the ongoing journey towards unity and liberation. Agyeman’s vision extends beyond mere leisure, advocating for a tourism industry that celebrates Ghana’s heritage and fosters deeper connections among the global African community.

“When We Returned From Chains to Crowns” also delves into the collective amnesia surrounding the painful history of enslavement. Akwasi Agyeman urges a reconnection with this past to foster a deeper understanding of Ghanaian and African identity.

His narrative embodies a heartfelt journey marked by passion and a quest for knowledge, emphasizing the resilience of the African spirit. Stories of resistance and triumph, such as the Fiok Festival of the Bulsa people and the defensive architectural designs in northern Ghana, enrich the book’s exploration. The remnants of the Slave trade in Ghana are carefully woven into the discussion to provide better context to the discussion.

The poetic Prologue and Epilogue capture the emotional depth of the African diaspora’s journey back to their roots during the ‘Year of Return’. Published by Lumière Creatif, this beautifully crafted work resonates with emotion and insight, making it an essential read for anyone interested in African history, Pan-Africanism, and the enduring spirit of the global African family. Agyeman’s vulnerability and passion shine through on every page, inviting readers to appreciate the past and contribute to a better future.

SOURCEthebftonline.com

Fam please help us celebrate Ny3si (my sister in Ewe) Oritse Bu she is 40 today!!! And at 40 Ny3si not abashed to proudly say she bears all 3 unspoken societal “qualities requirement” of us women; She is that Strong goal getter, Home gatekeeper, Prim and proper lady pic 1.
She is that gentle girl that needs assistance (believing this at your own risk) pic 3.
And final she’s that classy bad naughty girl, Your August Cover Girl!!! Your Marilyn Monroe pic 2.
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ORITSEGBUBEMI my dear Life is to be celebrated each day we live it, our creator continues to bless & favor you, A Happy Happy Birthday To You.
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