an 11 year-old Ghanaian boy Andrew Adansi-Bonnah, 11 is moving from door to door to raise funds for Somali children affected by famine while at the backdrop of this inspirational story tragedy is unfolding in a most painful way. Somali pirates have hijacked a vessel and took four Ghanaians as a hostage, demanding a ransom of 8Mln Dollars for their release. Is that a way to say thank you to people who are helping your people or pirates are not a people but devils in a human shape? think of Francis Koomson, son of one of the four hostages who is fearing for the life of his father and sending appeals to his government to make all necessary intervention to save his father. The pirates want to kill the hope of seeing his father again while Andrew is trying his best to give hope to our children. How can we explain this?
Pic.Andrew Adansi-Bonnah
Can you compare the two
One is Ghanaian school boy
Raising money for Somalis
Giving hope to our children
The other is a Somali pirate
Taking Ghanaians as a hostage
State Collapse is a moral collapse.
That is all I could say for now
Cry Humanity
"in the fury of the moment when the fears of doubt ring out, who, who will answer" -- unfortunately Abdi-Noor, no one said that life is supposed to be fair -- and as you have observed just as have I, it most often is not -- "but by the grace of God, go I" -- there are of course no rhymes nor reasons to be be accurately assessed to the inequities of life -- only abiding faith will provide them -- I bid you joy, love and peace my dear friend -- Jon Michael
Here most definitely the child is
father to the man, father to us all
is wisdom and caring, Abdi-Noor.
i always admire how you find the
significant acts, the ones that matter
in a world gone mad and very bad.
Each day dear Brother I question the human in humanity. Peace, love, and blessings. I'm torn between rage and tears as we view the unspeakable. Grangran & Baba.
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father to the man, father to us all
is wisdom and caring, Abdi-Noor.
i always admire how you find the
significant acts, the ones that matter
in a world gone mad and very bad.
John