Ghana Federation of Disability backs 24-seat plan to boost representation
The Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations backs a proposal to add 24 seats to Parliament, filled by proportional...
7 Oct 2026 · 3 min read
Eyram Bashan is a Ghanaian media strategist, governance advocate, institution builder and Christian thought leader whose work sits at the intersection of communication, public policy, leadership, faith and social transformation.
Films
Across more than two decades of leadership in media, strategic communication and public advocacy, Eyram has helped build newsrooms, shape public conversations, strengthen institutions and create platforms that move people from passive observation to purposeful action.
Her work is grounded in a simple conviction: leadership must leave systems stronger, people more capable and society more hopeful than it found them.
The Work
Building credible information systems, stronger newsrooms, strategic narratives and communication institutions.
Making complex law, policy and public institutions understandable, accountable and responsive to citizens.
Turning ideas into durable platforms, governance systems, programmes and organisations that can outlive their founders.
Advancing dignity, participation, accessibility and public accountability for persons with disabilities and excluded communities.
Helping Christians understand work, leadership, influence and public service as arenas of mission.
Creating purpose-led ventures, digital platforms and African lifestyle brands that connect identity, excellence and opportunity.
Institutions
This platform is not only an archive of completed work. It is a living workshop for ideas being translated into institutions: CIVIQ REPUBLIQ for civic learning and governance engagement; AVI CULA & ASSOCIATES for strategy and institutional development; Bel Berry Africa for Afrocentric enterprise and lifestyle; CDM ACTIVE for digital discipleship; and a wider legacy ecosystem for leadership, storytelling and public value.
“The true measure of influence is not how many people know your name, but how many people, systems and institutions become stronger because you answered your call.”
The future will not be improved by commentary alone. It will be shaped by builders—people willing to organise knowledge, courage, faith, excellence and relationships into institutions that solve real problems. This platform is an invitation to think, partner, build and serve.
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The Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations backs a proposal to add 24 seats to Parliament, filled by proportional...
7 Oct 2026 · 3 min read