JEMILA ABDULAI....
'Jemila Abdulai is the Chief Editor of Lifestylz GH!. She pursued her primary and junior high school education at Alsyd Academy in Accra, Ghana, and later went on to study General Arts at Wesley Girls’ High School in Cape Coast. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College with a B.A. degree in both Economics and French, and currently works as a Conference Assistant at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts. She intends to pursue an international career focused on development issues, particularly those affecting women and youth. Consequently, Jemila has published numerous articles on development, human rights, women and youth issues in the Mount Holyoke College student newspaper, the MH News; as well as other media outlets like the YOWLI Magazine 2008; the African Executive Magazine online; and her own blog site Circumspect. As an individual who loves writing, it’s not surprising to note that Jemila is also an avid reader and music enthusiast. Her favorite book is “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho, which she considers an “inspiring work of art, which concentrates on simple writing.” Jemila intends to pursue a dual degree in International Development and Journalism at the graduate level, and ultimately aims at establishing a women and youth leadership and career development organization in West Africa.'
ABENA ANOFF....
'Abena Anoff is Assistant Chief Editor of Lifestylz GH!. She attended Ghana Christian International High School where she completed her O’Level education and went on to gain A’Level qualification at Ghana International School. She has graduated from the University of Nottingham with a B.A. in Politics and International Relations. Working presently as a Beauty Consultant, Abena is also pursuing a career in Editorial Journalism. Her passion for writing is evident in her choice of English Literature and Language throughout high school and as a minor in university, as well as on her blog. She is an ardent reader of most things inspirational and enjoys a variety of music genres from Rhythm and Blues (R&B) to Hip-Hop.'
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We are waiting ooooh! We are waiting.... LOL!!! :-)
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