On Top of Afadjato - Ghana's Highest Peak

 Talk of the highest height in Ghana? 


That's Afadjato. I conquered it! 






I made it to the mountain top.


The experience was surreal. 


Making a climb to the apex of Afadjato was a dream on my bucket list but it's been checked now. 


Summitting was a daunting task characterised by breathtaking breaks along the route. 


The climb has been one of a life time. It presented me lessons of setting your mind on a high target and getting to it through focus and fortitude. 


It is a journey of endurance, perseverance, consistency and persistency.


I'm glad I could make it to Ghana's highest peak.

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