Category: GAME CHANGERS
Noella Wiyaala was born in Wa, Upper West Ghana as one of four sisters and grew up in Funsi and Tumu. She got first singing lessons from her mother, a choir singer in the local church, and she has performed ever since she was 5 ...
Ini Edo is an Ibibio from Akwa Ibom state in the south-South part of Nigeria, not far from Calabar. Her mother was a teacher, and her father a church elder. She had a strict upbringing, the second of four children, ...
The story of Rebecca Delali Dadson is one that encourages us to develop passion for other things aside our professions. From a nurse to one of the best wig makers in Ghana, she has proved ...
Goodluck Chiemelie Okechukwu is from Azigbo in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State. He attended a variety of primary schools because his father was a priest and was frequently transferred from one station ...
Almost everything in this world runs on sales. You are selling either a service or a product. For Daniel Choudry, he believes everyone can sell as long as he can get your attitude changed. His ...
In this era where empowerment of the girl-child is on every lawmaker’s list, getting more women to help achieve this is key to its success. On Game Changers today, we are looking at the contributions ...
On Monday, November 26, 2018, InSight, a spacecraft belonging to America’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) landed on Mars. According to the New York Times, the spacecraft is expected to study the Mars’ underworld, listening ...
Before becoming a full-time barber, Fidelia Adogo had dreams of becoming a military officer, but it was impossible because she had no formal education. So she did what most people handed the same circumstances do ...
Janet Adwoa Owusu decided to beat all odds and take the bold decision to foray into graphic designing and rock shoulders with the male counterparts in this field. This article in a form of interview ...
At the begining of our formal education, even before we could write full sentences, we were taught poems. School was never fun without poems. Some of us could still remember the poems we recited at ...
