In the wake of radical feminists throwing tantrums at Ghana’s President for his harmless comments towards the Ghanaian woman. Ghshowbiz.com present to you the top 4 Ghanaian Female Bloggers In 2019.
The President Of Ghana Was Motivating Women Not Disgracing Them. The Hard Truth And The Story Of Top Female Bloggers In Ghana.
Thank God! Thank God! We’ve come this far. To an era where women are given opportunities to have a voice and immense influence in global decision making
The President Of Ghana was recently invited for discourse on a Women Empowerment Conference and has since been chastised by some of the so-called feminists. What was his crime? He just said women should be more active in grabbing the countless opportunities around them. Just that!
I’m still in limbo why someone would attack anyone because of a statement of that nature. Are we that bitter or we just lack comprehension.
I
don’t want to go into the whole drama of senselessness in the attacks
on the president. For his truth ana d factual statement that has gotten
some lazy ass feminists wailing.
I just want to share a very short, sad and yet inspiring story with you.
We won’t go far. The story is about women in blogging and I thought it
would be prudent to lay my point with this story since I’m a blogger.
Introduction
I started to write for a news blog in 2015, Xbitgh.Com. I eventually became an editor and since then I have been writing for many blogs and news websites both local and foreign / International.
In my short stay in the blogosphere. I have come across only a handful of women pursuing blogging or even considering it. That’s the sad part I mentioned earlier because it’s sadly scary. Currently, if I ask people to mention top bloggers in the country. The only names that would pop up are names of men.
There are clear examples in our lives when we witness on daily basis women giving up on opportunities just plainly because of their thinking and not because of their gender. They even play the gender card to their disadvantage. Women on the University campuses will attest to this: Let the guys go for the SRC presidency, we will contest for the secretarial role.
Why do most women shy away from blogging? Answers: It’s hard, it’s
male-dominated, I don’t have the technical skills. Do you see what the
president was trying to say?
Most male bloggers now, face similar challenges but they push through
regardless, they don’t have it easy because like every other venture,
it’s not easy! They learn the things they do not know and stay
consistently dynamic and so can a woman.
Blogging is a huge opportunity that most women are scared to grab. I see girls garnering over 1K views all the time on their pictures and posts on their Facebook timelines. I simply scoff! If only they knew the gold mine they were sitting on!
The Female Blogging Comrades
That’s why I take my hats off for the women in the blogosphere anytime because they have balls, guts, and courage. They weren’t scared to avail themselves for the opportunity despite the odds. They are matching the men boots for boots in the industry and I believe that is exactly what the president was trying to tell women globally and especially the Ghanaian woman. It’s in the wake of this that I present to you, the top four finest and hard-working Female Bloggers In Ghana 2019.
Afia English – The First Female Blogger In Ghana
She was the first female name I heard in the blogosphere. She prides herself as the first-ever Ghanaian female blogger. She’s a graduate of the University of Cape Coast. Her blog Afiaenglish.net has been nominated for various international awards and projects. Afia has also written a book and has been used in several University case studies. What A Woman. WAW!!!
Jullie Jay – The Godmother – Blogger, Publicist And PR – Currently The Top Female Blogger In Ghana
The second name I heard in my short blogging span. She’s a nurse and a graduate of the Valley View University. She runs hellogh.com. Like Afia English, Jullie has been nominated on several International award platforms.
She’s currently the publicist for Gospel singer Joyce Blessing. Jullie was recently named among Aviance Media’s Top 50 Bloggers in Ghana. Go Jullie!!!
Ohemaa Candace – Hard Working Female Blogger In Ghana
The CEO of Ghsplash.Com. She has a massive reach with her website and she’s climbing mountains men wouldn’t even dare.
Akrasi Bridget – The Yaa Asantewaa Of Bloggers In Ghana
The Yaa Asantewaa Of Ghana Blogging. Akrasi Bridget started active blogging not long ago but the impact she has made so far is very commendable. Akrasi runs Akrasibridget.Com but currently works with Gossips24.com one of the fastest-growing and authoritative forces when news websites are concerned in Ghana …..She was the best online journalist and Overall best student of her graduating class of 2019. Bridget has been nurtured and taught by blogging Creme de la creme like Akesse Moise Sanza, the richest blogger in Ghana and I.B Bansah of Legonconnect.com and Gossips24.com.
Conclusion
I’m not sure whether these women are the only active bloggers in the country.
It doesn’t also change the fact that there is a handful of them. If I
decide to mention the men, I might end up writing an encyclopedia.
I believe this transcends across most professional sectors and expands on a larger scale.
Some women are still living in the delusion that they can’t strive and thrive because of men. Liberate yourself, woman, because opportunities await you! Don’t be bitter and Don’t be afraid. Pursue your dreams because it’s very achievable. Try new ventures, go there, yes! The male-dominated areas. Be the bus conductor, be the taxi driver, be the lawyer, be the doctor, be the soldier. Be everything!
These women are the evidence you need that it’s possible!
SOURCE: GHSHOWBIZ.COM
