“GHANA – WE CAN DO BETTER” Conference
Start Time: Saturday 12th January 2008.
12:30:PM
End Time:
Monday 12th January 2009.
04:30:PM
P.O. BOX 21266, LONDON W9 3YRA conference calling upon Ghanaians in London and friends of Ghana
For the moment, information on Ghana We Can Do Better has a microsite on the BTWSC website. You can find resources relating to the second conference and workshops in April 2008 at: www.btwsc.com/Ghana_We_Can_Do_Better
Start Date: Saturday, January 12, 2008 Start Time: 12:30 End Date: Saturday, January 12, 2008 Start Time: 16:30
Speakers: Dr Adotey Bing-Pappoe, Dr Kwadwo Osei-Nyame, Dame Betty, Asafu Adjaye, Mr Kwaku, Ms Elvina Quaison, Mr Yao Togobo, Mr Kobby, Ms Nana Ama Amamoo
Promoter: Centre for African Studies of University of London with the support of BTWSC
Free Admission
Venue: Room G3, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)/University of London Address: Thornhaugh Street, London (near Russell Square) , WC1H 0XG Telephone: 07984405307 email: ghana.we.can.do.better@googlemail.com
Introduction “GHANA – WE CAN DO BETTER” CONFERENCE P.O. BOX 21266, LONDON W9 3YR Tel. 07984405307 ghana.we.can.do.better@googlemail.com
“Only Africa can fight for her destiny. In this struggle we shall not reject the assistance and support of our friends, but we will yield to no enemy, however strong.” OSAGYEFO KWAME NKRUMAH
This is to invite you to a conference of Ghanaians in London under the title –Ghana We Can Do Better on Saturday 12 January 2008 from 12.30pm to 4.30pm.
This is bringing together various Ghanaians involved in different initiatives in London to discuss how to network in UK as well contribute towards the development of Ghana. Key Speakers for the meeting are:
1. Dr Adotey Bing-Pappoe, an Economic Consultant
2. Dr Kwadwo Osei-Nyame, lecturer at the University of London
3. Dame Betty Asafu Adjaye, Executive Director of Mision Dine Club
4. Mr Kwaku, BritishBlackMusic.ciom/Black Music Congress
5. Ms Elvina Quaison, Ghana Black Star Network
6. Mr Yao Togobo, Journalist and Poet
7. Mr Kobby, Minority Students UK
8. Ms Nana Ama Amamoo, The African Families Foundation
Facilitators for the day are Ms Janet Buerki Narh, BEN TV Woman’s Hour and Ms Serwah of BTWSC.
The conference, which is organised by the Centre for African Studies of University of London with the support of BTWSC, will take place at the School of Oriental and African Studies of University of London, Room G3, Thornhaugh Street, London WC1 (near Russell Square tube, Buses 7, 59, 68, 91, 168, 188)
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Kofi Nani (Conference Co-ordinator)
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There are lot of Ghanaians doing very successful projects in a number of organisations in this country (UK) and worldwide.
We have some of the best non-governmental organisation activists in this country and worldwide.
Ghana has produced first black African Secretary General of the United Nations, the first black African chair of the UN General Assembly, the first black African cabinet minister in UK and even the first black African Conservative Party member of parliament in UK.
Above all, Ghana has even produced the African of the millenium.
Don't we have the talents to help our country (Ghana)?
Definitely, we have, and can direct our efforts at helping Ghana.
Ghana can do better ! |
