Tony Elumelu’s exchange with a young graduate offers powerful lessons: communicate standards when something seems wrong, receive correction with maturity, make necessary adjustments, learn from the experience and keep moving forward.
Springboard’s 12-week e-Mentoring Programme connects young people with mentors across 37 groups in business, agriculture, media, technical skills, leadership and other fields, with applications closing August 21, 2026.
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Discover six impactful books by Rev. Albert and Comfort Ocran that offer practical lessons on leadership, communication, customer service, personal growth, and success for every aspiring leader and professional.
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Rev. Albert and Comfort Ocran inspire children to dream big, love learning, work hard, trust God, and use their talents to help others become successful and make a difference.
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Rev. Albert and Comfort Ocran have transformed millions through leadership coaching, youth mentorship, books, broadcasting, ministry, and entrepreneurship, proving that purpose-driven service creates enduring influence across generations.
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Five Ghanaian podcasts are empowering entrepreneurs and professionals by sharing insights on personal development, business strategies, and fostering a community of ambition and responsibility for meaningful success.
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In this write-up, you will find ten proven daily habits practiced by highly productive people and learn practical strategies, inspiring examples, and timeless principles that will help you maximize your time, performance, and personal success.
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Read the five essential skills that transformed Bernard Koku Avle into one of Ghana’s most respected broadcasters and learn practical lessons for leadership, communication, influence, and personal growth.
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The podcast profiles journalist Bernard Koku Avle, highlighting his profound belief that asking the right questions is a key leadership skill, shaping meaningful public discourse in Ghana throughout his career.
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Meet Bernard Koku Avle, the friendly broadcaster who teaches children that asking good questions, loving learning, working hard, and helping others are wonderful ways to make the world better.
