Akufo-Addo sparks hope with African print fabric in 10th Coronavirus address

Beautifully donned in a coffee brown African print with large patches of white flowers, President Akufo-Addo, in his 10th address to the nation announced the roadmap for bringing the economy back to life.

Amongst other things, the president declared the ban on religious activities lifted and also announced plans to lift other restrictions in phases.

But what many people may have missed out on, was how the designs in his outfit subtly propagated his message without necessarily employing any words at all.

The unique name of the president’s outfit has been given in the local Asante Twi dialect as, "Nea mmoa adi no, ma nni nko, na nea aka akyere no na ye bo hoban.” To wit, “What is lost is lost, the rest must be safeguarded, protected and preserved.”

According to an African print decipherer on Twitter, the brown colour known in Asante Twi as ‘dodoe?’ symbolizes healing, security and stability.

The president indeed, in his address sought to stabilize the country and spread hope of healing after several weeks of imposed restrictions.

Though the borders remain closed, the president hinted of plans to bring back stranded Ghanaians abroad back home. The future of final years students in educational institutions have also been defined and finally some religious activities can also take place.

below are some tweets;

President Nana Addo is wearing a beautiful fabric with Flowers [nhwiren]

The brown or Coffe color [dodoe?] symbolizes healing,security and stability.

Prez. Akufo-Addo has spoken, let’s take extra precautions and respect his message. pic.twitter.com/W5OYfkbhk5

— EL-DAD (@ChristDeKing) May 31, 2020

The name is
Nea mmoa adi no, ma nni nk) ,na nea aka akyere no na ye b) hoban”

What is lost is lost, the rest must be safeguarded, protected and preserved.

Source: GTP

You can get it @RosefabricsGh

— EL-DAD (@ChristDeKing) June 1, 2020