Anniversary Tribute: Honoring Lady Apostle Diana Adu: A Legacy of Faith and Leadership

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Honoring Lady Apostle Diana Adu: A Legacy of Faith and Leadership

Chapter 1:Today, I’m taking a moment to celebrate a woman whose journey has touched nations and transformed countless lives. Lady Apostle Diana Adu. Her name alone evokes strength, wisdom, and the relentless grace of a true servant leader. Across Italy, the UK, Ghana—and beyond—my story has been one of faith and favour. I began as the first Ghanaian-Italian journalist and news anchor, and founder of the Ghana-Italy News and African Diaspora News. But I know my call went much deeper. Every role I’ve held—preacher, theologian, gospel artist, actress, executive director, producer, president of global ministries—each has been a step in God’s design for my life. Looking back at my consecration into the apostolic office, I see not just a ceremony, but a covenant—a promise to serve, to uplift, and to break new ground for all God’s people. - Your Destiny Maker- God’s Timing and Your Destiny, - Tabitha Arise- Calling the Church Back to the Fullness of Her Mandate, - and Leave Her Alone!- Women’s Rightful Place in the Church. These works, translated and shared across cultures, remind me that our destinies are intertwined, and our stories matter. I’m often called Obohemaa, Queen of Stones. Like a diamond, I strive to embody preciousness, resilience, and enduring worth. The Duafe—the wooden comb—symbolises the beauty, patience, love, and care that I pour into every aspect of my ministry and life. Loyalty and faithfulness, signified by the Nkontim, anchor my service as a handmaid of God. My mission has always been to be a source of safety—a fence, as Eban teaches us—providing protection and nurture for those entrusted to my care. And leadership, like the Esono Anantam—the elephant’s footprint—means leaving a mark of power, security, and grace wherever I tread. Motherhood, both gentle and firm, is at the core of my journey, much like the Akoko Nan, the leg of a hen, nurturing but never crushing—guiding with compassion and discipline. I seek to mirror God’s heart—the Awurade Baatanfo—the Good Mother, in every interaction, every prayer, every act of service. The Mpuannum, my five tufts hairstyle, stands as a sign of royal priesthood, loyalty, and spiritual leadership—a visible reminder of my calling as queen mother in faith. Like the Moon and Star—Osram ne Nsoromma—love, loyalty, and faithfulness illuminate my path and those I serve. On this anniversary of my apostolic consecration, I thank God for His unwavering faithfulness. I thank every person who has walked this journey with me. May my legacy inspire you to step boldly into your purpose, to serve with humility, and to love without limits. Happy Apostolic Consecration Anniversary to Lady Apostle Diana Adu and to all who are called to make a difference and brighten their corner where they are.