About Me
I am Abdulsalam Mohammed Daaru — widely known as Consultant Daaru. I have spent the past decade moving through clinical wards, incubator classrooms and community mediation rooms. People who i work with describe me as critical-minded, affable and relentlessly industrious, with a habit of following initiative all the way through to results.
My work spans research and publishing, nursing, clinical auditing and administration, consulting, community development, peace activism, entrepreneurship and personal impact coaching. What holds it together isn't a job title — it's a consistent focus on strengthening the systems that Ghanaian communities, and especially Zongo communities, depend on.
I see myself as a community changemaker who draws on healthcare expertise, entrepreneurial experience and conflict-resolution skill to work alongside organisations across Ghana and internationally.
The throughline
I Served at Ghana's largest hospital and became First Administrative Secretary of the Nursing Audit Unit — a pioneering clinical-quality role that placed him among the founding architects of clinical auditing practice at Korle-Bu.
I led community-level peace advocacy, engaging directly with national Muslim leadership and the National Hilal Committee on matters of religious harmony — the seed of the mediation work he continues today.
I ran internship and youth development programmes in Accra, building structured pathways for young people into professional life.
I founded my own consultancy, advising on organisational leadership, business management and health systems — a hybrid practice based in Greater Accra.
I built an incubator supporting startups and small businesses in Zongo communities, with the Campus-Based Business Summit as its flagship programme — partnered with NEIP, YALI and the Zongo and Inner-Cities Development Secretariat.
I launched a health-technology startup publishing healthcare information and profiling health professionals, aimed at improving access in underserved and rural communities — bringing the nursing years full circle into a platform.
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