• Ghanaian pilot Asiwome Dzakuma had the honor of flying his parents from the United States to Accra for the first time in his 22-year career.
• In an emotional speech before the flight, he thanked his parents for their sacrifices, honoring those who shaped his life.
• This heartwarming moment, shared on social networks, ended with a hug and a gift for his parents to the applause of the other passengers.

A Ghanaian pilot in the United States, Asiwome Dzakuma, was happy to fly his parents from the United States of America to AccraGhana, for the first time.

Asiwome Dzakuma has been a pilot for 22 years. However, he described it as an incredible honor to have his parents on board as passengers for the first time.

In a Facebook postthe old boy Bishop Herman College shared a video of himself speaking to passengers on board before takeoff.

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He introduced his two special passengers and took the opportunity to thank the others people who were a great help to him in life even if they were not on board.

“As a pilot of Ghanaian origin, connecting you to the world with the world’s largest airline is my dream come true. But this flight, this moment, is particularly special for me. Not just as a pilot but as a son. For the first time in 22 years of flying around the world, I have the privilege of flying my parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dzakuma, sitting on the 20 Alpha and the 20 Charlie. »

“Dad and Aunt Matilda, your unwavering love and support have been the wind beneath my wings. You have made countless sacrifices to allow me to soar. And for that, I am eternally grateful. It truly takes a village to raise an African child,” he added.

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Asiwome Dzakuma also appreciated other people who played an integral role in his upbringing, including his late biological mother and the principal of his school. High school.

“I am deeply grateful to the many people who have helped elevate me along the way, including my high school principal of blessed memory, Rev. Father JB Elazer of Bishop Herman College, who instilled the spirit of determination and, in his own words, , to succeed despite all difficulties.”

“Although she is no longer with us, one person I know who is very much present in spirit today is my biological mother, Grace Dora Dzakuma. I know she is smiling right now, whispering her usual words of encouragement Thank you again to everyone on board this flight for being part of this unforgettable moment.

After the speech, Asiwome Dzakuma left his pilot’s seat to hug his parents and give them a gift. The other passengers clapped to encourage the parents and their son.

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Netizens congratulate Ghanaian pilot for honoring his parents

Yaa Serwa Bame said:

“That’s awesome! Congratulations! I made your parents so proud. “

Abyna Wiafe Akenten wrote:

“Awwwww…. I’m in tears. You’re so proud. Everything’s okay, Captain. So proud of you”

Félix Festus Kwabena Gbogbo said:

“Well done my brother. We are proud of you”

DashDash wrote:

“Wow!, they must be really proud of you”

Sir Peter Oti said:

“Wowwwwww You are simply the best. I am very proud of you. I hope to meet you on board soon. Well done Bro Asiwome Dzakuma”

Mike Avorgah wrote:

Beautiful and memorable. God bless you Snr. Live long and be in perfect health Sir. We cherish you and are proud of you

Lady pays tribute to her mother after graduating from college

In the meantime, YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian lady celebrated his mother after obtaining his first degree.

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In a TikTok video, the young woman dressed her supportive mother in her graduation clothes to show her appreciation.

Several people who saw the video congratulated the lady and applauded her mother.

Source: YEN.com.gh