Happy new years and Abiba is the dqQaughter of Mr and Mrs Musah, and has 3 other siblings. She schooled at Holy Child basic school and completed at complex JHS at obuasi municipal. Her mother Mrs Musah decided to name her after her inlaw Abiba, so that’s how the name Abiba Musah came about. She is a degree student of University of Education winneba, she offered fashion and textiles. Abiba is the CEO of Abiluck business center and is into anything related to beauty such as turbans and fascinators, costume designing, makeup, food services and many more. Abiba loves to help others in terms of their way of dressing, and also relating to anything like cosmetology and Apparel designs. One thing she always say is eat good food, look good and be unique always, u might ask how can I look good without money? The answer is, come to Abiluck business center with the little u have and she promises, u will own a beautiful hand made aes...
President Akufo-Addo will receive the first dose of the 600,000 COVID-19 vaccines which arrived in the country on Wednesday. Dr Anthony Nsiah-Asare, the Presidential Advisor on Health who disclosed this said the move “is to assure Ghanaians that the vaccines are safe.” He added that “other reactions like headache, dizziness, or pains are all usual with every vaccination.”
On Tuesday, 9th March 2021, the President of Ghana delivered to Parliament, in accordance with Article 67 of the Constitution, a Message on the State of the Nation. In spite of the ravages of the pandemic, our nation is still very much in rude health, and remains very attractive to investors. Yes, we are reeling from the effects of COVID-19, but I am confident that, with the progress of the vaccination programme, we will recover quickly, and work towards putting our nation back onto the path of progress and prosperity. We are building a more inclusive society, and, soon, things will work for all in Ghana, and then we will fulfill our true potential as the Black Star of Africa.
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