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06/07/2025

04/07/2025

Communication professionals mourned with chiefs and family members of Nana Kwasi Gyan-Apenteng at the International Press Centre as the Adaduanan (40 day observance) of the veteran journalist and communication specialist was marked on Friday 27th June 2025. Notable people such as Prof Audrey Gadzekpo, Cameron Duodu, Ajoa Yeboah, David Dontoh among others, also signed the Book of Condolence stationed at the Press Centre.

Other scheduled events such as GAW Sunday, Vigil Night , Launch of his Memoir, and the main burial rites are in the offing. Each event will be properly communicated.

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CC: Alberta Mortty

04/07/2025

Nana Kwasi Gyan-Apenteng's Adaduanan (40 days observance) had a first session at his resident church, Covenant Presbyterian Church, Dzorwulu in the early hours of Friday 27th June 2025. Nana Kwasi Gyan-Apenteng, who until his passing in May 2025 was the Board Chair of Ghana News Agency. He was the former chair of the National Media Commission and former President of Ghana Association of Writers.

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CC: Alberta Mortty

29/04/2025

The dress ate, the bride ate leaving no crumbs.
Meet our resplendent Ewe bride in all her glory.
Bride:
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28/04/2025

It can never go wrong with a red velvet; whether it is a cake or a gown

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25/04/2025

The pleasure is ours.

02/04/2025

Big Aunties with wedding FOMO.

Of matching but distinct geles, sumptuous dishes, cheers, laughter, money dancing in the skies and above all Love....



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01/04/2025

"Had we but world enough and time,
This coyness lady were no crime

An hundred years should go to praise
Thine eyes, and on thy forehead gaze.."

"To his Coy Mistress " -Andrew Marvell



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31/03/2025

"And We created them in pairs"
Quran 78:8



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31/03/2025

Y'all saw the hashtag ?! Yeah, so the Oba of the Yoruba Community in Ghana was there! Lagos Town is the old name for Accra Newtown. It got its name due to the Yoruba population there. The couple have Yoruba Heritage, and they both grew up in Accra Newtown A.K.A Lagos Town

First Pic: Oba of Yoruba Community in Ghana

Final Pic: Groom and brother flash a smile.

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31/03/2025

Eid Ul-Fitr Mubarak.

On the occasion of the Muslim Feast of Fasting. I present to you my first official Islamic marriage ceremony. Live from the National Mosque. Between my friend and neighbour Anyass Mohammed and his beautiful bride.

PIC 1: Couple greeting the Chief Imam who officiated the wedding.

PIC 2: Bride Taiba unveiled

PIC 3: Bride's entourage entering the National Mosque

PIC 4: What is an African wedding without music? They didn't enter the inner perimeters of the Mosque, though.

PIC 5: Bride Arrives with family.

PIC 6: The couple enter the mosque together.

PIC 7: Just like Islamic ceremonies settings, the women are behind. However, the couple are flanked by their siblings.

PIC 8: Sisters of the bride share a joyous moment.

PIC 9: The couple shares a joke.

PIC 10: An intimate moment

PIC 11: In the world, three is a crowd, but in marriage, the third hand represents Allah's presence in the marriage. The third hand here is that of the venerable Chief Imam of Ghana, Chief Nuhu Sharubutu.

PIC 12: Marital prayers

PIC 13: The dowry is being checked.

PIC 14: Dowry received

PIC 15: Family and well wishers at the ceremony.
Non-Muslims are admitted. One just had to be suitably dressed.

PIC 16: Father of the Bride's emotions contrasts that of...

PIC 17: Father of the groom

PIC 18: Dates and candies are shared.

PIC 19: The couple is advised and given gifts.

PIC 20: The couple greeting may be the longest part of the brief but important ceremony.

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