Thanks to all the team members.

As I look back on the path we have travelled together through the Hive Borehole Projects, one thing jumps out as notable above all else — an incredible team standing faithfully by my side over the course of our journey. Ever since we completed our first borehole together and now completed our 21st borehole project, none of this would have been possible without the commitment, sacrifice and love of the team members who have joined me for every project.

The HiveGhana family has been much more than just a team — we have become a true family in a shared design to bring clean and safe drinking water to communities in Ghana most in need. I believe every issue we faced throughout could have been far more dangerous if we did not share that unity. Whether it was through logistical planning, travelling hundreds of kilometres, drilling in difficult areas, or capturing the impact on the ground, every member brought their own light to our mission.

To the drilling team, the brilliant coordinators, awesome communicators and media platforms. I see you, with sincere appreciation. The work you all did behind the scenes and in the field transcends a project. It has become a legacy of kindness, action, and change.

There were hard days. There were delays. There were undesirable unexpected costs and heaps of obstacles, but in all of it, each of you pushed through — because you believed in the power of impact this opportunity could provide. That unified belief by the HiveGhana community came together with trust, and together we made this dream a reality.

I would also like to recognise the spirit of collaboration this project has established. A sense of unity for a good cause, strengthened relationships, and formed new friendships and purpose-based partnerships. This is what community ought to look like — people working together to solve real problems through innovation, powered by love.

As I think ahead, I am confident we will achieve far and away greater milestones. I want to thank each of you, from the bottom of my heart, for all you have done on this journey. The Hive Borehole Project is not mine alone — it is ours.