Ken Kan Me

I was called by President Nana Addo to help out with the Free SHS - Dr. Yaw Osei Adutsum

I have established three schools abroad, significantly contributing to education. During his visit overseas, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo recognized my efforts, which prompted him to invite me to assist in the implementation of the free Senior High School initiative in Ghana. He believed that the United States had been pioneers of such policies, and my expertise would be invaluable in this endeavor.

Bad Behavior In Children: What’s Really Behind It, And How Does It Affect The Entire Family?

Let’s explore and analyze the book "Wosum Borɔdeɛ A Sum Kwadu Bi", unpacking its themes, life lessons, and cultural significance. Through thoughtful discussion, we relate the lessons of this work to the challenges and realities of the modern world. Each episode takes listeners on a journey through the pages of the book, diving into its rich storytelling while highlighting the timeless values and traditions it embodies.

Why Do You Think People Who Are Constantly Labeled With Bad Names Never Change Their Ways?

Let explore the connections between literature and real life, where we read books and discuss the events, characters, and themes, drawing parallels to the world we live in. This brings stories to life by relating them to real-world experiences, while also delving into the traditions and cultural practices that shape the narratives.

Ken Kan Me

Radio magazine show in which both classic and modern written Akan literature is read to listeners in the most dramatic manner

Wosum Borɔdeɛ A Sum Kwadu Bi

Let’s dive into excerpts from “Wosum Borɔdeɛ a Sum Kwadu Bi” that celebrate our culture, traditions, and values. We’ll reflect on their significance and explore how they connect to our lives today. Tune in for insightful discussions and practical tips that deepen our appreciation for our heritage