The Observer

By his second semester, the campus revolted. Lectures were boycotted, graffiti branded him “The Student Emperor, ”and alumni threatened to withdraw donations. Yet, he remained defiant, sneering at critics: “They’ll regret doubting my vision.” But his reign collapsed under its hubris. When he attempted to slash scholarships to fund a “Presidential Retreat,” the faculty intervened, freezing SRC accounts. By graduation, …

His first act as SRC President shattered illusions. At his inaugural General Assembly meeting, he demanded an official SUV, a driver on standby, and relocation to a luxury apartment—all funded by student fees. “Efficiency requires resources, ”he argued, dismissing critics as “enemies of progress.” Outrage erupted, but he weaponized a technicality: the SRC Constitution had expired, granting him unilateral spending …

In the bustling corridors of a prestigious university, a first-year student began etching his name into campus lore. Elected class representative for his charisma and tactical mind, he quickly became a voice for the voiceless. He fought against arbitrary grading systems, organized study groups for struggling peers, and even faced off with lecturers who belittled students. His bravery earned him …

By: Naa Doodua Doodu Loving someone—a heart’s embrace, Accepting them with gentle grace. Embracing flaws and strengths as one, A love that shines like the morning sun. Since their mood, though miles apart, Feel their soul, a work of art. Share with them your joy and pain, Love is unshaken by loss or gain. Don’t wait for wealth to show …

By Naa Doodua Doodu Roles reversed, a path renewed, Fathers are now in motherhood’s shoes. Guiding, nurturing, standing tall, Love unshaken through it all. I met a man with a heart so true, Raising his child with care anew. I asked him, “How do you cope each day?” He smiled and said, “Love lights the way.” Through sleepless nights and …

By:Dorothy Adablah Once upon a time, in a village where the sun kissed the earth with warmth, there lived a kind-hearted man named Mr. Boamah. He owned a sprawling house filled with playful donkeys. One sunny morning, a worried servant approached him and said, “Master, one of the donkeys seems unwell. It has sores on its skin, and its friends …

By: Naa Doodua Doodu To all the mothers, who give with all their hearts, Devoting love right from the very start. You’d brave the storms, to see your child thrive, A selfless love, that keeps us all alive. You’re dad, mom, advisor, role model, and guide, A constant presence, always by our side. Through every flaw, you hold us close …

By: Mawuena The Catholic Church universally calls all its members to a life of holiness (LG 39). For Catholics, a life dedicated to God is not an extraordinary choice but a response to the Church’s call to obey the Gospel of Christ. Through baptismal consecration, every believer dies and rises with Christ, becoming a new creation (Romans 6:1-5, RSV-CE). While …

Bob Marley wasn’t just a musician; he was a prophet in his way, speaking truths that still hit home today. One of those truths? How society often overlooks the “deputies” in life—the assistants, the backups, the ones who seem to play second fiddle to the “sheriffs.” Think about it. In schools, principals usually get all the respect, while deputies are …

Pride, believe it or not, isn’t always a bad thing. It’s all about how you show it off that determines if it’s a positive or negative force. Take, for example, the Black Stars of Ghana gearing up for the 2022 World Cup qualifiers. The head coach encouraged the players to strut their stuff with pride. This just goes to show …