About me
My work with Civil Society Organizations in Ghana started in the early part of 1998. It all begun with a drive to promote the livelihood of young people and children in the Tema Metropolis. This drive then gave birth to Abibimman Foundation in partnership with a friend who also had the same vision.

Since 1998, I have been involved in a number of regional, national and international advocacy campaigns. In view of my belief in social justice and better livelihoods, I am actively engaged in the campaign for human rights, Democracy, trade justice, Peace, climate, youth employment and sanitation. I am also a member of the Ghana MDGs Campaign Coalition, Assistant Coordinator for Ghana GCAP, GTLC and the African Youth Coalition Against EPAs.
Ghana National Youth Coalition on Climate Change ( GNYCCC)

In 2004, i for Parliament losing by only a small margin

I have Initiated a number of events geared towards the enhancement of promotion of sustainable livelihoods, peace, Human Right and development for all.

Most especially is the MDGs campaign which am actively involving youth in its promotion And monitoring

Opportunity to share my experience with other othes and to also create network

Highly Innovative, Approachable Attitude and Team Player. self- motivated

Born into a Christian home, I grew up attending the Church as one of the punctual and active members of the Children Ministry. Although I was always in church participating in the activities of the Ministry, I was not a born again Christian.

It was in the year 1989 when I was pursuing my high school certificate that I had an encounter with God during a Scripture Union (SU) meeting. It was at that meeting that I understood what it means to be born again and I boldly responded to the altar call that was made by the preacher man.

After that encounter, I became very active in the union and participated in every of the meetings. Due to my dedication to God and the union, I was appointed the evangelism and prayer secretary of the union for two terms. This position in the union really developed me as a young man desperate to serve God with sincerity.

After my high school education in the year 1994, I was posted to the Brong Ahafo Region to do my national service with a junior high school. Over there, I was involved in the school's worship meetings and one-on-one counseling with the pupils as the chaplain. This gave me the opportunity to build the children in a godly way. In view of my relationship with the children as a spiritual father, the children's academic, moral and spiritual lives were transformed. I used my national service stay in that region to affect some members of the community by periodically embarking on evangelism. I was able mobilize a group of young people in that community which I groomed to become ambassadors of change.

My service period in that community enlightened my vision for children and youth. I got so much interested in children and youth ministry which saw me participating in every church activity that is related to the youth and children.

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I'm on assignment to my generation My work with Civil Society Organizations in Ghana started in the early part of 1998. It all begun with a drive to promote the livelihood of young people and children in the Tema Metropolis. This drive then gave birth to Abibimman Foundation in... (more)