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Community and NADMO Collaborate to Tackle Perennial Flooding at Olebu “Six to Six” On 25th October 2025 , residents of Olebu Six to Six , in collaboration with officials from the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) , convened a crucial community meeting to discuss and find lasting solutions to the persistent flooding challenges in the area. The meeting, which opened at 4:30 p.m. with a prayer led by Mr. Isaac , brought together local residents and NADMO representatives including Mr. Samuel Aidoo (Anyaa Zonal Director), Mr. Samuel Avisey (Operations Head, Anyaa Zonal Office), Mr. Bernard Edah (Deputy Director, Technicalities, GCMA), and Mr. Hakeem Asamoah (Municipal Director, GCMA). Community Concerns and Observations Residents were invited to share their experiences and opinions regarding the frequent flooding incidents. • Alhaji Alhassan attributed the flooding to a silted main drain , stressing the urgent need for desilting. • Madam Rita appealed for the ...

  🌧️ Community Meeting at Bokorbokor Osofo Maame Area: Addressing Flooding Challenges Date: 18th October 2025 Venue: Bokorbokor Osofo Maame Emilia’s Church  Opening Time: 5:00 PM Closing Time: 6:11 PM On the evening of 18th October 2025, residents of Bokorbokor Osofo Maame gathered for a vital community meeting to discuss the recent flooding incidents that have affected several homes following heavy rains. The floods, which have led to the breaking of walls and damage to properties, have become a growing concern for residents. The meeting opened with a prayer led by Osofo Maame Emilia, after which participants warmly welcomed the team from NADMO (National Disaster Management Organization). The NADMO representatives included Mr. Samuel Aidoo (Anyaa Zonal Council Director), Mr. Samuel Avisey (Anyaa Zonal Council, Head of Operations), Mr. Bernard Edah (Deputy Director Technicalities, Ga central municipality ) and finally Mr Hakeem Asam...

  The Thinker or the Stinker: Which One Are You? When faced with a challenge, do you pause, reflect, and approach it with strategy and clarity? Or do yo u rush in, overcomplicate things, or freeze altogether? In other words: are you the thinker—or the stinker? Though the phrase might sound humorous, it holds a deeper truth about how we navigate problems, make decisions, and manage our reactions under pressure. Let’s explore what each type means, and how we can shift from being a "stinker" to a more thoughtful, effective "thinker." 🧠 The Thinker: C alm, Curious, Calculated Thinkers are not necessarily the smartest people in the room—they’re the ones who pause long enough to understand the room. Traits of a thinker: •Asks questions before offering solutions •Breaks down problems into manageable parts •Resists emotional reactions and knee-jerk decisions •Learns from mistakes and adapts •Seeks input without losing direction In workplaces, thinkers are the ones who spot...