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Let's remind Prez Mahama he said less than 50 Ministers. Makes he no cross yoo

As HESA President, I was deeply honoured to share the podium with distinguished personalities at last Saturday’s HESA Breakfast Meeting with the Provost of the College of Health Sciences, KNUST. It was a privilege to inspire the next generation of health professionals.

📍📍PERSONALITY PROFILE📍📍 Joyce Adeline Bamford-Addo, JSC, CV (born 26 March 1937) is a Ghanaian barrister and judge who served as the first female Speaker of the Parliament of Ghana from 2009 to 2013. She attended Holy Child School, in Cape Coast, for her secondary education. She then proceeded to the United Kingdom for legal training. She was the first woman to be elected to that position in the West African sub-region. Bamford-Addo also was the first female Justice of the Supreme Court of Ghana. She served in that role from 1991 until 2004, when she retired Before her political role, she was a distinguished barrister and served as a Supreme Court Justice from 1991 to 2004, making her one of the first women in that role as well. A retired Supreme Court judge, she was elected as the Speaker of the Fifth Parliament of the Fourth Republic, becoming the first woman to hold this position in the West African sub-region. Joyce Adeline Bamford-Addo is alive at age, 89 today 🇬🇭🎉🎉

Let it be known that when the moment called for accountability, we stood for what was right for the dignity and welfare of the student body we serve.

This far by Grace. FACTA NON VERBA—Actions, not words!

Restoring balance, Empowered to give, Positioned to gain.🔥 It’s not late to be here! It’s raining insights and experiences, you can’t miss this.

Restoring balance, Empowered to give, Positioned to gain🔥😌🎊 It is sisterhoodo’clock 🤲🫡

We spoke to Dr. Ben a lecturer at KNUST about his thoughts on the new restaurant commissioned at the KNUST Business School, this is what he told us😉 #CHCInterviews #KNUST #CampusHypeCrew🇬🇭

Let it be known ,the KNUST SRC displayed appointees who did not appear before the Vetting Committee and also assigned more than two deputies to some portfolios, which goes against Chapter 6, Article 43(a)and Article 24(11a) of the SRC Constitution and went ahead to swear them in.

ABREMPƆN BREAKFAST MEETING The call to reconnect, reflect, and reignite the Abrempɔn spirit is here once again! Expect thought-provoking insights from our esteemed speakers, engaging conversations on the future of our association.

@Karim_Hamza_ @I_am_FFB @watsuptek @VoiceKnust Nice one. 🥰💯 I would need pics 🙌🏽

Day 2 at #AYLDC26 as a delegate for Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 presenting on Social Policy and Human Capital Development specifically on youth inclusivity in Governance.

X gave me balloons today 🎉

📍📍ATTENTION STUDENTS📍📍 Which level at the university, is the most difficult and why ❓👀

@Karim_Hamza_ @watsuptek @VoiceKnust @I_am_FFB @AkFredrick_ All the best Hamza

Day 1,From Policy to Action!

Oh 😂 As Majority Whip, I believe the focus should be on addressing or reforming party structures that limit women’s participation in politics. Naming and shaming may not be the most effective approach unless, of course, the individual is contesting a seat reserved for women.

Having the right mentors at the corresponding stage of your life is a cheat code. There is no stage in life when you stop needing mentorship. What changes is the type of mentorship and who it comes from. Get a mentor!

Wonya Certificate oo

Notice: The College President, H.E Karim Hamza, will be absent from 24th March–2nd April 2026 for the African Youth Leadership Diplomatic Conference in Ethiopia. All official matters to be directed to Vice President H.E Festus Sarkodie @sarkodie_festus (Acting President).

@spi_der_verse @AkFredrick_ @CampusHypeCrew @DebwouyWalinky7 @Drwalkerr @InsideKnust @manuel_byk @NanaAboagye211 @yaw_smalls @sarkodie_festus This is beautiful 💯🥰

Aaah me and food 🤣🤣🤣