We usually bring you other people’s big days. This time the celebration is closer to home.
Isaac Nana Yaw Annor, the founder of WePostWeddings, has graduated from the University of Media, Arts and Communication’s training programme for bloggers and digital content creators. He received his certificate at the close of the five-day programme, held from 9 to 13 November at UniMAC’s South Legon campus in Accra.
A week at UniMAC
He was one of 100 bloggers chosen through the New Media Association of Ghana for the course, which UniMAC describes as the first of its kind. The university’s Chancellor, Ernest Ofori Sarpong, paid for every place.
The theme of the week was responsible publishing. Prof. Christiana Hammond, Rector of Uni
MAC’s Institute of Journalism, called it “the rare opportunity for personal and professional growth”, and Vice-Chancellor Prof. Eric Opoku-Mensah asked participants to commit to accuracy, privacy and ethical standards.
Why it matters for your wedding stories
Weddings are joyful, but they are also private family moments. Couples trust us with their photos, their love stories and sometimes their guest lists. Getting names right, asking before we share, and respecting couples who would rather keep things quiet are part of how we earn that trust.
The UniMAC training puts those habits on a professional footing. Expect the same warmth from WePostWeddings, now backed by formal training in ethical digital publishing.
Annor, known to many as King Bygone, also runs Nsemwokrom, AfroYard and The Gospel Post.
Source: University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC).
