Sandra Mbamah Sore Emerges Second In A Writing Contest
Sandra Mbamah Sore, a writer, youth leader, and graduate from the Upper East Region of Ghana, recently achieved a remarkable feat by securing second place in a prestigious writing contest. The Empowered Inkwell writing contest, organized by AKAYA, awarded Sandra with Ghc3000 for her outstanding entry, titled “Free my Soul.”
The theme of the contest, “Identity and Self-discovery,” resonated deeply with Sandra, prompting her to embark on a journey of introspection and creativity. Despite initial hesitation, Sandra found the courage to share her authentic experiences as an only female among five siblings and navigating the challenges of life in northern Ghana.
In her winning piece, Sandra delved into the nuances of her personal journey, weaving together elements of authenticity, vulnerability, and resilience. Through storytelling, she embraced her unique identity and celebrated the power of self-expression.
Sandra’s success serves as a testament to the transformative power of storytelling. Her willingness to share her truth with the world not only earned her recognition but also inspired others to embrace their own narratives.
Reflecting on her achievement, Sandra emphasizes the importance of overcoming self-imposed limitations and seizing opportunities for growth. She encourages aspiring writers and storytellers to take the first step towards realizing their creative dreams, emphasizing that limitations are merely a mindset obstacle.
Grateful for the platform provided by AKAYA and the opportunity to explore her writing aspirations, Sandra looks forward to continuing her journey of storytelling and inspiring others along the way.
