Emmanuel W. Wullingdool

Road trivia (Upper West edition): 98km Wa → Sawla = 2hrs 17mins (suspension therapy, patience test). 201km Sawla → Tamale = ~3hrs (actual road, actual movement). Moral of the journey: fix Wa–Sawla and Ghana gains back over an hour of life 🚗💨 #FixTheRoad #WaSawla

We don't need to be patient with #Post #harvest #loss and #Malnutrition. As these two deny children of the needed #nutrition that they need to grow. Indeed they are wicked problems that need to be addressed impatiently @FAO @ghanagtlc @BanyeZunuo @PFAGghana @Pontifex @thegbcghana

Anytime in the Upper West Region of Ghana, I take keen interest in the local markets. Promotion of local products at the local markets can be empowering... How about a weekend to market... at Babile or Wa? Happy New Year 2026. Plan your visits!!!

Attended the Christmas morning service at The Cathedral Church of the Redemption in Delhi. The service reflected the timeless message of love, peace and compassion. May the spirit of Christmas inspire harmony and goodwill in our society.

Accra–Kumasi Expressway Project This historic project marks Ghana’s first true expressway, a modern high-speed corridor linking Accra and Kumasi. Stretching almost 200 kilometres from the coast to the forest belt, the expressway will transform travel and trade, cut journey times significantly, and boost growth across the southern regions. The route runs southeast to northwest through the Greater Accra, Eastern, and Ashanti regions, touching key towns like Adeiso, Asamankese, Akim Oda, Ofoase, and Kwaso. In total, the highway covers 198.7 kilometres, including 23 kilometres of urban connecting sections in Accra and Kumasi built to a 4-lane standard at 60 kilometres per hour, and a 175-kilometre main expressway of 6 lanes designed for speeds up to 120 kilometres per hour. It will stand as a symbol of Ghana’s commitment to modernisation, connectivity, and inclusive growth.

Weekly Months of the local communities in December.

It appears the local #Tizza market and that of #Tamale share the 6day market cycle.

Pursuing solutions for refugees in Ghana, with them, with UN colleagues, with local authorities. Let’s work together to support economically Burkinabe refugees in the Gulf of Guinea coastal countries@UNHCRWestAfrica⁩ ⁦@USEmbassyGhana⁩ ⁦@_feedghana⁩ ⁦

"I am third ", the American sportsman, this quote should be emulated.

Today is #Babile #Market....one of the biggest markets in the Upper West... It draws people from Burkina Faso, Ghana and many more. Make time to pass by the #Babile Market and explore...

And we are at the threshold of August. See the local market days.

@MariusKothor Congratulations.

This month, I officially began my position as an Assistant Professor of WGS at Harvard University. The tenure-track is one with many challenges so I welcome your prayers & well wishes. I’m so excited for the growth of my scholarship+teaching.The road ahead is tough, but so am I!

🎯 Morning Forecast Thunderstorms accompanied by rain are expected to affect portions of the northern and transition belts. In the southern half, mist and patches of fog under cloudy conditions are likely to impact several areas, with chances of slight rain over some coastal and

The rains are here. And the farmers are planting. 2025/2026 cropping year appears promising.

🎯 Morning Forecast Generally, places within southern Ghana will be dominated by partly cloudy weather with misty conditions over hilly and forest areas this morning. In contrast, cloudiness will continue to prevail over the northern sector amidst slight to moderate thunderstorms

🎯 Morning Forecast Variably cloudy weather will predominantly be experienced the entire country this morning into the afternoon. However, pockets of intermittent slight to moderate rains are anticipated to affect some areas along the coast and forest belt in the early hours of

🎯 Morning Forecast This morning, mist or fog patches are expected to form over the coastal, forested, and mountainous areas of southern Ghana. Some areas along the coast, forest, and parts of the transition zone may experience thunderstorms or rain of varying intensity. As the

🎯 Morning Forecast Partly cloudy conditions are expected to dominate across much of the country, with the possibility of rain in some coastal and inland areas this morning. Mist and patches of fog are also likely to develop along coastal, forested, and mountainous regions.