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13/06/2026

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11/06/2026

VOTE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT EXCELLENCE – SUPPORT ADAMS SWADE BUARI JABRI

A Humble Request for Your Support

Dear Family, Friends, and Esteemed Supporters,

I am deeply honored to share that I have been nominated for the Sustainable Development Excellence in Leadership Award, organized by the African Youth for Sustainable Development. This nomination reflects not just my efforts, but the collective dedication of all of us committed to sustainable growth and meaningful impact.

I humbly seek your support and votes across three categories. Every vote counts—not only for me, but for advancing sustainable development and leadership excellence in our community.

NOMINATION CATEGORIES & CODES

1. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT EXCELLENCE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR ( DD136)

2. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT EXCELLENCE RISING STAR OF THE YEAR (DD57)

3. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT EXCELLENCE MALE PERSONALITY AWARD ( DD6 )

HOW TO VOTE

Voting is simple and secure. You can choose either the mobile USSD method or online.

METHOD 1: MOBILE (USSD)

1. Dial 92032 #.

2. Press Send.

3. Enter the Nominee Code (DD136, DD57, or DD6).

4. Press 1 to confirm.

5. Enter the number of votes.

6. Press 1 to finalize.

7. Enter your Mobile Money PIN to complete.
(Supports MTN, Telecel, and AirtelTigo MoMo accounts)

METHOD 2: ONLINE

1. Visit FASTVOTEGH.COM.

2. Select the event and category.

3. Proceed to vote and provide your details.

4. Enter the verification code.

5. Complete your vote with the payment details (Visa/Mastercard accepted).

> NEED HELP?
Call 055 716 2661 or 020 661 5509 for assistance.

Thank you for your encouragement, love, and support. Together, we can bring this recognition home.

Warm regards,
ADAMS SWADE BUARI JABRI

03/06/2026

PRESS STATEMENT AND POLICY SUBMISSION

Ghana stands at a defining moment. The issues we face are not isolated problems, they are interconnected pressures shaping the daily reality of citizens, businesses, and institutions.

Cost of living continues to rise, stretching household incomes and weakening purchasing power. Youth unemployment remains high, not because of lack of talent, but because opportunity and skills demand are still misaligned. Energy costs continue to affect productivity, especially for small and medium businesses trying to stay competitive.

At the same time, illegal mining is damaging water bodies and farmlands, creating long term environmental and economic risk. Public debt limits fiscal space, making it harder to expand infrastructure, create jobs, and strengthen social services at the pace required. Urban systems are under pressure, from drainage to housing, while gaps in healthcare access and practical education outcomes continue to show in different regions.

These are not separate conversations. They feed into each other. That is the reality.

The direction forward must be coordinated, not fragmented. Economic stability, job creation, infrastructure development, environmental protection, and human capital investment need to move together under one national focus.

Ghana has the people, the energy, and the potential. What matters now is alignment and ex*****on.

ADAMS SWADE BUARI JABRI

19/04/2026

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14/04/2026

ADAMS SWADE BUARI JABRI
Nominee, Climate Change Advocate of the Year 2026

I stand at a critical point in history where the defining challenges of our time are no longer isolated. Climate change and armed conflict are no longer separate conversations. They are deeply connected forces shaping the future of our planet. As a climate change advocacy artist, my work sits at this intersection, translating the realities of environmental destruction and human conflict into a language the world cannot ignore.

Today, multiple wars continue to unfold across the globe, each carrying not only human consequences but environmental ones. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has left vast landscapes scarred, with forests destroyed and agricultural systems disrupted. The crisis between Israel and Palestine has intensified pressure on already fragile ecosystems. In Sudan, war has displaced millions, forcing unsustainable use of nearby natural resources. Myanmar continues to experience internal conflict, leading to illegal logging and environmental exploitation. Across the Sahel region, including Mali and Burkina Faso, instability is accelerating desertification and ecological decline.

These conflicts are not just geopolitical struggles. They are climate events.

War is one of the most overlooked drivers of environmental damage. Military operations consume enormous amounts of fossil fuels. Fighter jets, tanks, naval fleets, and supply chains all release significant greenhouse gas emissions. Yet, these emissions are rarely accounted for in global climate frameworks. This creates a dangerous blind spot in our collective efforts to address climate change.

Beyond emissions, war destroys the very systems that help regulate our climate. Forests are burned or cleared, removing critical carbon sinks. Water sources are polluted by oil spills, chemicals, and debris from bombings. Agricultural lands become unusable due to landmines and contamination. In Ukraine, fertile farmlands have been abandoned. In Sudan, displaced communities are forced to rely heavily on firewood, increasing deforestation. When ecosystems collapse, their ability to absorb carbon and sustain life disapp...

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06/09/2023

Black Sherif, the Ghanaian sensation, has clinched the award for 'West African Artiste of The Year' at the prestigious Headies Awards 2023.

06/09/2023

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01/05/2023

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