Nana Awere Damoah

**Nana Awere Damoah** bi daa do o la  June da baa a ta dali, 1975 Accra din be Ghana sab sabra. O daa sabla buku di baa ayubu o maŋmaŋa. Damoah, ŋun  daa be British Council Chevening alumnus with a master's degree din nye chemical engineering m be University of Nottingham, o nyela Technical Manager in Lagos, Nigeria
## Taahiri
Bi daa do o mi niŋ Born Accra, Ghana, Damoah speaks fondly of growing in the suburb of Kotobabi, in the Ghana capital, o ni daa pili o karimbu la din be  local Providence Preparatory School from 1979 to 1986. O daa be ni o yuma zaa o ni daa be o secondary school years (1986 to 1993) din be Ghana National College, Cape Coast. O ni n daa naa secondary school, o daa nye chaŋ n o chaŋ Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology din be  Kumasi, in  1994. No , o daa niŋ di la bachelor's degree din be chemical engineering ka daa naa  1999. Damoah daa mali scholarship o ni daa be  British Council Chevening Programme ni o niŋ  master's degree din n nye  chemical engineering din m be University of Nottingham, UK, from 2005 to 2006.
O daa mali yurilim so sheli o ni daa do la , a Christian Music Ministry in Ghana, o daa n nye bi solo zuɣlana hali ti paa 2002 to 2004.

Nana Awere Damoah daa niŋ  Vivian amiliya , ka bi daa mali bihi a ta . Bi niribi ayi maa ni bi bihi maa n daa nye , Nana Kwame Bassanyin, Nana Yaw Appiah, and Maame Esi Akoah, di  zaa daa be  [[Tema]], Ghana.
O daa mali o zo simo ŋun daa n nye Sunday Leonard

## Satarili
Damoah daa pili o satari ma Sabbu niŋ mohi 1993 yuuni o ni daa be dura ayubu din be Ghana National College. O daa Sabi o pilugu satari zaha wala , "A Day in Carthage", in a History class. He has had a number of his short stories published in local Ghanaian newspapers, the *Mirror* and the *Spectator*. In 1997, o daa n nyela ŋun kpuhi piligu  prize in the *Step Magazine* National Story Writing Competition with the story "The Written Letter". His writing has appeared in StoryTime ezine, *Legon Business Journal*, *Sentinel Nigeria Magazine* and the anthology *African Roar* (StoryTime Publishing, 2010).

Nana Awere Damoah's writings cannot be classified into a particular genre of writing. O ni daa yeli shem , "I just try write and create my own style". O piligu buku ayi n daa nye , *Excursions in My Mind* and *Through the Gates of Thought*, are mostly autobiographical in nature and ka o dooni li "reflective writing". For his non-fiction writing, he tries to bring a mix of styles – poetry, storytelling and satire. He uses a lot of personal experiences and observations. *Tales from Different Tails*, his third book, is straightforward fiction; short stories. In that book, he uses local settings and experiments with some traditional Ghanaian by-the-fireside sort of narrative. O bahagu buku n daa nye , *I Speak of Ghana* and *Sebitically Speaking*, he categorizes under travel and historical non-fiction and mostly narratives on Ghana, with a good dose of satire in them as well.
Nana Awere Damoah ni o zo , Kofi Akpabli organize quarterly book reading events in various cities in Ghana. This initiative started since 2011.

## Bukunima
Nana Awere Damoah nyɛla sasabiri ŋun sabi buku nimaayɔbu din zaa nyɛ o ni zaŋ shɛŋa n kpe daa o toli toli .

**Non-fiction**: 
* ''Nsempiisms'' (Yuuni 2016)
* ''Sebitically Speaking'' (yuuni 2015)
* ''I Speak of Ghana'' (yuuni 2013)
* ''Through the Gates of Thought'' (yuuni 2010)
* ''Excursions in my Mind'' (yuuni 2008)

**Fiction**: 
* A collection of short stories: ''Tales from Different Tails'' (yuuni 2011)].

He has contributed to two anthologies and he keeps personal blogs at www.nanadamoah.com and www.nanaaweredamoah.wordpress.com, and is a columnist on www.infoboxdaily.com.

## Kundivihira