Edward Enninful
meets Adwoa Aboah

Edward Enninful

Can you give us some insight into your background; how did you enter this field?

Adwoa Aboah 

Sometimes it is painful to look at my past, but on the other hand it brings back good memories and lots of good laughs until this day. I grew up in a small town in the interior of the Amazon surrounded by nature, bathing in Rio, walking barefoot through the forest, making houses in the trees with my friends and eating fruits above the trees. I grew up in a family of great strong women; I was raised by my grandmother while my parents worked. She taught me a lot of what I know today, about love, about going after what makes me happy and about not letting people be hard on me for being who I am.

(EE)

Can you give us some insight into your background; how did you enter this field?

(AA)

Sometimes it is painful to look at my past, but on the other hand it brings back good memories and lots of good laughs until this day. I grew up in a small town in the interior of the Amazon surrounded by nature, bathing in Rio, walking barefoot through the forest, making houses in the trees with my friends and eating fruits above the trees. I grew up in a family of great strong women; I was raised by my grandmother while my parents worked. She taught me a lot of what I know today, about love, about going after what makes me happy and about not letting people be hard on me for being who I am.