The 'Copied' Manifesto Brouhaha...A Lesson.

A little over week ago, the ruling NDC launched its manifesto in Sunyani leading up to the elections. This document is meant to convince the electorate to vote ‘massively’ for its candidate. And as expected, this generated a lot of frenzy from its sympathizers from far and near. Whiles it was given wide media coverage and discussion, it was also subjected to scrutiny by anyone who cared. Normal, isn't it?

It Waits Not...'Tick..Tock'...

When I was in primary school, my cousin and I had the opportunity of being taught how to play the piano. We lived in the same house with his dad who is a very good keyboardist.

Audacity

I was en route to the Dansoman station at Circle last Saturday around 9 pm. I didn't notice him at first. I did when he drew closer, walking beside me within arm's length reach. He grabbed my left forearm and made a statement in Hausa, methinks. I thought he was an acquaintance and was ready to engage him in a conversation (not in Hausa), until I heard the word 'phone' in the statement and saw a jack knife.

A Lesson From The 'Dancehall King'...

There are just a handful of Ghanaian artistes I hold in high esteem. Some for their lyrical dexterity, others for their humility, and some others for how they do what they do. One person who falls into the 3rd category is Shatta Wale.