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OUR STORY
We are Ghanaian professionals who have lived or been educated outside Ghana and have returned home. We want to use our knowledge, skills, and resources to make Ghana a better place to live. “Aha” is an Akan word for “Here” and “Spora” is a stem of Diaspora. This name befits our new status of being home as global citizens. The group aims to bridge the gap between those who are “Ahas”, Ahasporans, and Diasporans, by sharing ideas and experiences to build a true “Gateway to Africa”.
Our Inspiration
We recognize the immense potential, talent and opportunity that exists in Ghana, and this inspires us to use our knowledge, skills, and resources to help make Ghana a better place to live
Our Vision
To promote Brain Gain by providing a support system for Ghanaian professionals and like-minded individuals who are thinking about or have returned home, and to provide a forum...
What is Ahaspora?
“Aha” is a Twi (Akan) word for “Here” and “Spora” is a stem of Diaspora. This name befits our status of being home as global citizens.
The group aims to bridge the gap between those who are “Ahas”, Ahasporans, and Diasporans, by sharing ideas and experiences to build a true “Gateway to Africa”.
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The Ahaspora family is a great source of inspiration and connections. When I first joined, I was a bit skeptical about the group but I later found out it was made up of young professionals who had adapted but not accepted the condition they find themselves in. The support that they give each other is really heart warming and I dare say out of this world. There is mutual respect and they are number 1 fans of anyone trying to do better. I am a beneficiary of this love from Aha. When I introduced my business to them, there was no negativity like there usually is in the Ghanaian setting, instead there was an outpouring of love, respect and admiration. As a returnee with a small business in Ghana, this level of affection was quite strange, as all I had heard was Ghanaians don’t support each other. The friends I have in Aha are friends for life. Thank you so much Ahaspora. We are changing the country from the inside indeed.David Fosu
Since repatriating to Ghana, Ahaspora has been my go to, especially for scouting young professionals on the job market. Its free, it serves more than one purpose and truly summarizes the sentiments and experiences of the repatriated diaspora in several discussion points. Glad to be part of such a revolutionary platform.Pamela Sarkodee
Ahaspora to me is a resource centre, a source of inspirationDavid Tabi
The Ahasporan vibe is phenomenalBrian Frimpong
For me, Ahaspora is an opportunity to strengthen and build my network both social and businessNii Lantei Sunkwa Mills
Ahaspora helped me to get job opportunities, found reliable services to use and I have had the opportunity to mentor 5 students through the Ahaspora Mentoring ProgramAto Ulzen-Appiah
I love Ahaspora because I can find all the info I need from a really supportive communityDzifa