Tizaamah
I’m tizaamah.
A student of University of Ghana.
Level 200.
Studying Science in Aministration .
I write and it heals.
Grace Nkrumah-Buandoh
Grace Nkrumah-Buandoh, who performs under the pseudonym Bonkua, is a lover of words and music.
Through her love for reading, she decided to create her own world and started writing short
stories at the age of 8, but entered into the poetry community in 2018 with Ehalakasa.
She is an artistic activist, with a keen interest in addressing issues such as Gender Based
Violence, Rape and Menstrual and Reproductive health as well as Mental Health and General well-being.
She has a passion for volunteering and teaching, and believes that there is an artist screaming in
everyone’s mind.
We just have to listen and scream along with it. She aspires to be a artist who leaves her footprints
on the hearts of wandering souls so they can find their way back home.
Stella Gyimaah Larbi
Stella Gyimaah Larbi is a believer of a new generation of self reliant youngsters and positive changers in the classroom and the world to reduce inequality.
She is a proud Teacher, Trainer. Youngsters and Teachers Development Consultant, Keynote Speaker and a Writer. She is a lover of words and so adores poetry.
Gyimaah is the founder of “Youngsters and Teachers Hub” a non governmental organisation based in Ghana. Her work include teaching, consultancy, training, inspiring sessions, grooming and assisting to create strategies in the area of youngsters and teacher development. She runs “She to go” an innitiative to push women and girls to acquire soft and hard skills to break barriers in all domains.
She believes the foundation of a person is key to future success and everybody can make a change positively when the right values, skills and knowledge are acquired.
Gyimaah’s drive is to help uplift the gift in others; to dedicate fully when need be; To learn and come out with theoretical and practical innovations to change the face of learning.
She authored “Girls’ and Ladies’ Greatness Guide”, “Getting the Grades” and “Beyond Today”.
LAWRENCIA ASAADARE AWINSONGYA
Lawrencia Asaadare Awinsongya is a 4th year student of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ), offering Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies and majoring in Journalism. She has, among many things, acquired skills in
bead making, hair braiding, photography and creative writing.
Miss Awinsongya is a lovely young communicator and results oriented person, very passionate about public speaking and with great awe for innovation. She is an ardent believer of ethical leadership, mental health awareness and advocacy for girl child education.
Lawrencia is currently a Mastercard foundation scholar at CAMFED. She also served as the assistant Girls Prefect in Gowrie Senior High School in Bolgatanga.
Miss Awinsongya holds in high esteem the willingness to give back to the society. As such, she has volunteered in helping young girls transition from Senior High School into tertiary institutions or into trades. She has also participated in
sensitization and conscientization programmes.
She took part and excelled in the 3rd Edition of the Kasanufo Public Speaking Training and Contest in 2021.
Lawrencia Asaadare dreams of becoming a renowned Journalist, Author and Public Speaker. She also dreams of creating a safe space for teens and youth going through issues with mental health to help them fight through.