Noble International Business School Opens Admission
Edward AsareNobel International Business School is a private boutique business school in Ghana founded to make a difference with a new kind of educational model designed to meet the needs of…
The Power of Service – Discovering Your Own Happiness By Jane Ofori
“As we lose ourselves in the service of others we discover our own lives and our own happiness.” Dieter F. Uchtdorf The banking profession boasts of customers who are people from…
Meet Christine Ofosu-Ampadu, Ghanaian Lawyer Called To The Bar In 3 Different Countries
Christine Ofosu-Ampadu, a young Ghanaian woman has just made the bar in Ghana, making it her third state to be qualified to practice in as a lawyer. She is a…
Kente signifies royalty – Give a royal touch to service . By Jane Ofori
The word Kente, derived from the Akan word Ke-ente meaning “whatever happens to it, it will not tear” which both signifies the importance of the cloth in Asante society as well as…
Esinam Awunyo: Called To The Bar After 7 Years Of Persistence
The Ghana School of Law, a few days ago, released the results of their 2021 entrance exams. Since then, social media has been awash with testimonies and complaints alike from…
University of Ghana Valedictorian Christine Selikem Lassey Makes it To Ghana School of Law
Christine Selikem Lassey, the 2021 University of Ghana Valedictorian has just gained admission to the Ghana School of Law to further her studies. In 2017, she gained admission to the University…
The Power of Service By Jane Ofori
For power to be well pronounced in any service, serving a greater good is a powerful motivator for a person/service provider to be his or her best self. Any service…
Meet Nancy Abu-Bonsrah, The First Black Neurosurgery Resident At Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ghanaian medic Nancy Abu-Bonsrah made history in 2017 when she became the first black female resident in neurosurgery at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Born and raised in Ghana, she moved…
Meet Dr Reginald Aziza, From 3 First Class Degrees at 22 to Doctor of Philosophy in Law from Oxford University
Three years ago, Reginald Aziza made the news for bagging three first class degrees before he turned 22 years old. He took and passed his Junior School Certificate Examination (JSCE)…
Youngest Lawyer in Ghana at 22 years, Meet Ama A. DaCosta
Ama Aboagye DaCosta, a 22-year-old woman has made the news in Ghana as the youngest lawyer to graduate. Born on 17th April, 1999 in Abuja where her father Gilbert Aboagye…
