EverySoul Foundation

28/05/2026

19/05/2026

Sunday reminded me again how short and fragile life truly is.

I called my hairstylist to ask if she had opened her shop since it was a Sunday. When I got there, we started talking, laughing, and just enjoying the moment.

There was this young lady who used to visit the shop often whenever I was there. She lived close by and seemed very familiar with my hairstylist. Apparently, sometime in February, she came to braid her hair and complained about pains in her hands. After that day, my hairstylist never saw her again.

Three days later, she heard the shocking news — the young lady had passed away.

She couldn’t believe it until she saw the obituary.
She still struggled to believe it until she attended the funeral herself.

Oh life…
Oh death…

Moments like this remind us that tomorrow is never promised. Our strength, achievements, and good deeds cannot sustain us forever. We are only here today by the grace of God.

As Ephesians 2:8–9 says:
“God saved you by His grace when you believed… it is the gift of God.”

Life is temporary, but God’s grace offers eternal hope. Don’t wait to know Him. Don’t wait to believe. His gift of salvation is still available today.

14/05/2026

A real man called Joseph received Jesus’ physical body from Pilate, a real Roman ruler who handed Jesus over to be crucified. Jesus’ real body was taken down from a physical cross, wrapped in a shroud and placed in a tomb, cut in stone.

14/05/2026

Have a lovely day 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾❤️

24/04/2026

Welcoming my latest grandkid, Thanina Gyamfua Mahama. Congrats, Shafik and Asma.

24/04/2026

One thing I like to teach young men these days is to never shake someone’s hand whilst sitting down. I see a lot of people doing this, and it’s sad because this is such a basic etiquette that shows respect, intent, trust, and professionalism.

And when you are seated, and someone is being introduced to you… stand up, smile, offer a firm handshake while looking the person straight in the eyes, and repeat their name twice. It shows humility, honour, confidence, and interest.

20/04/2026

20/04/2026

A popular Ghanaian street food, kosua ne meko — eggs stuffed with tomato relish — is easy to make and fun to share. https://nyti.ms/41koXLM

20/04/2026

28/03/2026

The leader of the UK Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, says Britain should have voted against the UN resolution, which described slavery as the greatest crime against humanity and demanded slavery reparations from former colonial authorities. The UK, along with 51 other mostly European countries, abstained. In a post on X, Badenoch criticized the UK government, saying the resolution could lead to "trillions in reparations from UK taxpayers" and questioning why Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s representative did not oppose it. She argued that Britain should not pay reparations, insisting "Britain led the fight to end slavery." The resolution, which was introduced by Ghana, urges the creation of a global reparations fund and calls on nations to acknowledge and apologize for their role in the transatlantic slave trade.