This bold, motion-filled piece is inspired by the Ga phrase “Oyaa lo?”—a familiar question that means “Are you ready to go?” Created with dynamic strokes and a vivid palette, it captures the spirit of movement that animates life in Ningo.

At the boundary of Old and New Ningo stands a bridge steeped in cultural tradition. Through cars, boats, and water, Nancy paints life in motion. Yet under the surface, ancestral beliefs linger: only the living may pass.

Set beneath neem trees in a sunlit schoolyard, this portrait honors a young girl’s courage amidst adversity. Inspired by Nancy’s work as a public health educator, the painting speaks to the quiet resilience of girls learning to claim their voices—even in environments that try to silence them.