The green fir trees are already high in offices, supermarkets, offices, restaurants, hospitals and schools, among others. Some are tiny, others are very huge and well decorated with lights and ornaments.
The radio stations are dishing out the traditional Christmas carols we have known since primary school.
Television commercials are all being tailored into one direction, with the Harmattan winds opening its doors. Even some of the smart hawkers on the streets have replaced the toilet rolls and chewing gums they sell with the sale of the Father Christmas hats, crowns, decorations and many others.
The message is clear! Christmas is in the air.
Although some traders at the market centres are lamenting the low tempo in patronage, the usual refrain every year; interestingly, it appears those at the big supermarkets and the malls are cashing in on the upcoming festivities.
Though the malls in Ghana are few, they are currently the action zones for