Friday was one of those rare, calm days in my world of Corporate Communications. It’s not often that I get a day with fewer meetings, but when it happens, I know it’s the perfect opportunity to catch up on all the news stories waiting to be polished and published. With the university’s biggest event just around the corner, this quiet felt like the calm before the storm.
The first half of the day was spent at my desk, immersed in edits. It’s funny how even on a less busy day, the work piles up in different forms. A colleague sent over a draft press release that needed sharpening, while another forwarded an article that just didn’t have the right tone yet. The joy, though, is in refining those pieces—finding the right words that will capture the essence of the university's achievements.
As the minutes rolled by, I ticked off one task after another, sipping soda and enjoying the steady hum of a day. In the back of my mind, I knew this won’t last long—the preparations for the upcoming event were on the horizon, and soon enough, the quiet would be replaced with the rush of logistics, coordination, and media planning.
After lunch, the event preparations started creeping into my to-do list. This isn’t just any event; it’s one of the biggest on the University’s calendar, the annual Convocation Ceremony, and everything has to be flawless. I spent the afternoon reviewing the program schedule, making sure that the timing aligns with media coverage, guest speeches, and key moments. I mentally prepared for what’s to come—coordinating press conferences, managing social media updates, and ensuring that everything runs smoothly on the day.
It’s during these calm moments that I appreciate the space to plan. The hustle is coming, but Friday was a reminder that even in a less hectic moment, there’s still so much groundwork to be laid. It’s all about staying ahead, so when the storm does hit, I’ll be ready.
As I wrapped up the day, I smiled at the thought of what’s next. The real challenge lies ahead, but for Friday, I enjoyed the cool, less busy vibe that allowed me to get everything in place.
Until next time,
The Journalist Next Door
The Brong Ahafo Regional Pastor of Calvary Charismatic Centre, Roger Ohene Frempong confessed to haven had sexual affairs and relations with four married women and nine young ladies of which seven are members of his congregation. This happened after some members of the church heard some of the victims’ confessing to some friends of the actions of the pastor but what actually broke the camel's back was when the pastor was caught passing the night with a 20 year old lady who is a student of University of Ghana in a Hotel in Kumasi during the mother church’s annual Youth Camp which took place at Africa Hall, KNUST in August this year. Upon confrontation, the pastor finally conceded and confessed after he heard the evidences and testimonies of his bad deeds. This article is not to defame him but to draw attention to the rising issues of men of God who take undue advantage of women because of their positions. The character of some of these weak men of God negatively a...
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