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1717: Michael Osei-Assibey on Humanism, Critical Thinking, Social Justice, and Secular Ghana

2026-10-30

Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen

Publication (Outlet/Website): Medium (Personal)

Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2026/07/18

“I am a humanist, freethinker, and engineer.”

“I am passionate about dialogues that bring positive change.”

“I have always enjoyed myths and fairy-tales.”

“I will spend hours with my face in a story — chasing endings.”

“It takes intrepidity to be a freethinker and to be open about it.”

“It is out of scepticism that humanism is birthed.”

“The focus since I took over was in creating more spaces in order to expand our audience.”

“A great partner to have in matters of science is the Ghana Science Association.”

“The ‘human’ in Humanist always comes first.”

“The silence of the government on this issue sounds like an endorsement of the act.”

“It is not true that there is God but one can believe there is.”

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