About Me
I’m Kweku Abaidoo-Ayin — a teacher, writer, and avid learner with a deep-rooted passion for storytelling and critical engagement with the world around me.
Why I Teach:
Teaching is more than a profession for me; it’s a calling. It places me in a dynamic space where I can constantly learn, unlearn, and grow. Every interaction in the classroom challenges me to think differently, ask better questions, and nurture minds to do the same.
Why I Write:
As a writer, words are my tools for reflection and action. Through essays, opinion pieces, and commentary, I explore some of the most pressing issues of our time.
What Drives Me:
My passion for reading, writing, and debating naturally drew me to study Criminology and Law. These disciplines sharpen my critical thinking, broaden my understanding of society, and equip me with tools to question systems and advocate for fairness.
What You’ll Find on Habaidoo
This platform brings together my ideas, opinions, and commentary on:
A Final Thought
I do what I do because the world needs thinkers. People willing to dig deeper, to challenge lazy narratives, and to stand for what’s right even when it’s inconvenient.
If you’re one of those people — or you’d like to be — you’re welcome here.