TESTIMONY
Benny Hinn. As he ministered, I
decided to lean against a wall and
pray. I closed my eyes and saw
cocoa trees with pods hanging on
them, but I did not know what it
meant. I mentioned this to my
cousin as we headed home and she
said, “you've told God you want to
go and live in Ghana and He is
showing you something about
Ghana”. I kept this in mind as I
plodded on with my life.
In the meantime, I had sent my
CV to an older brother who was so
pleased that I had finally decided to
come back home. Months later, I
was sitting at my desk in the office
surrounded by SAGE printouts,
trying to reconcile an account or
two and then I received a call from
a lady I didn't know; My brother
had given her my CV and she
wanted to know if we could meet.
We agreed to meet on a Saturday
afternoon.
I contacted my brother, who
confirmed that he had given her the
CV but had forgotten to mention it
to me. On the day I met the lady, we
had a chat and she asked me why I
had decided to move back to Ghana
after all these years. I explained that
I needed to spend more time with
my aging parents and that I had
been away from home for too long.
As we went up some rickety
wooden steps, she told me she liked
me and would want me to work for
her. She had a company which
bought and sold cocoa and she was
in the process of building a cocoa
processing plant. Yes, you read right
– cocoa! Wasn't that what God had
shown me earlier?
We sat down for a snack together
and a few minutes later, she was off
to her next meeting.
She called before she left
England, and I told her I would be
in Ghana. It appears that was my
interview. In July 2008, I packed
everything and relocated to Ghana.
I rested for three months and in
October 2008, I started work in
earnest. I was transferred from
Tema to the office for cocoa
operations in Kumasi, and that is
where I wrote this testimony from.
The faithfulness of God who
orders our steps...
Nana Amma is an accountant by
profession. She lives and works in
Kumasi as a Finance and Administrative
Manager in a commodities buying
company.
She is a dedicated member of KICC
Kumasi and love the things of God. She
loves to read and hang out with friends.
Hannah’s Testimonies
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