EDUCATIONAL PATHWAYS
INTERNATIONAL GHANA
2014 Year Group
JAMES NANA WELBECK NTI-OMANE
While an EPI student, I not only
learned to stay competitive on the
programme, but I also learned the
very foundation of Sara and Leonard’s
work: charity towards the educational
and leadership development of
Ghana’s gifted but needy students.
Their awareness and efforts in helping
to raise the next generation of
Ghanaian and African leaders were
enough motivation for me to strive on
in my undergraduate career. I have
learned giving that transcends
financial assistance, to friendship and
parental love.
I completed the
University of Ghana with a Bachelor’s
degree in Business Administration.
BONIFACE AKANPULE
I am an intrinsically motivated
team player with a proven track
record of accomplishment and
enthusiam for challenges aimed at
bringing our my best potential. O
strive to be empathetic, sparing no
effort in promoting good health in
the lives of people especially
children. My career goal is to
assume a role which allows me to
take responsibility for the total
wellbeing of my clients. I want to
specialize in Paediatric Nursing in
the future. I graduated with a BSc.
degree in Nursing at the University
of Ghana
EMMANUEL AVORKLIYA
Emmanuel Avorkliya is my name and I’ve
successfully completed my university
education at the Kwame Nkrumah
University of Science and Technology
with a Bachelor of Science with honours
in Nursing. I cannot boast today of a
successful
education
without
mentioning the timely intervention of
Educational Pathways International who
came to my aid and put smiles on my
face in times of financial difficulties. My
interest is bringing healthcare to the
doorstep of the people through public
health programs, especially in health
education.
MOHAMMED HABIB SULEMANA
I graduated with a BSc degree in
Administration (Accounting major).
I wanted to attend University so as to
broaden my horizon in order to think
professionally in solving societal problems
in my field.
My smooth sail through University
education still seems like a dream; this is
to the credit of Educational Pathways
International (EPI).
I look forward to becoming a Chartered
Accountant and serving my country.
KINGSLEY DARKO BOAKYE
Telecommunication
Engineering was my field of
study at the Kwame
Nkrumah University of
Science and Technology. It
truly transformed my life. As
I now embark on my career
path, it is my dream to give
back to society in the future.
am grateful to Educational
Pathways International for
giving me this opportunity.
MARY AKOS ADJORLOLO
I studied Accounting at the
Kwame Nkrumah University
of Science and Technology
(KNUST). My dream is to
become one of the world’s
leading business women
employing thousands of the
populace.
Thanks
to
Educational
Pathways
International
(EPI)
for
providing me with a
stepping stone to a most
promising future.
DIANA ADDAE
I am a self-motivated and ambitious
individual with the desire to succeed.
I graduated with a BSc. Electrical/
Electronic Engineering from the
Kwame Nkrumah University of
Science and Technology (KNUST).
My interest in Science dates back to
Holy Child High School where I
excelled in all fields of study
especially Physics, Chemistry and
Mathematics. My hobby was
fidgeting
with
electrical
and
electronic gadgets. It seemed only
logical that I pursue a career in
Electrical Engineering. I have plans of
pursuing higher education, after
gaining some years of working
experience.
PRINCE LAWOE
I am especially grateful to
Educational Pathways International
(EPI), without whose support, I
strongly doubt that I would have
been able to make it successfully. But
beyond the financial support, EPI
empowered us and gave us hope. I
plan to make very good use of my
life, my gifts and talents to the
benefit of humanity and myself.” To
that end, I want to become a Real
Estate Expert and a Businessman. I
have a degree in Land Economy at
the Kwame Nkrumah University of
Science and Technology.
JONATHAN SALIFU
I have successfully completed Kwame
Nkrumah University of Science and
Technology (KNUST) through the
support of Educational Pathways
International (EPI). It is my dream to
continuously climb the academic
ladder hence I would like to do my
Masters Program after National
Service. My goal is to do research in
other sources of energy and also to
make good use of the abundance of
solar energy in the northern parts of
the country especially my village
Tanga. I graduated with a degree in
BSc. Electrical Engineering.
BRIGHT TETTEY
I hope to work one day as an
Accountant in an Auditing firm,
establish my own NGO and a
secondary school . With this, I hope
to give equal opportunity to the
under privileged in the society.
Educational
Pathways
International (EPI) gave me hope
when I thought it was over for
me. I graduated from the Kwame
Nkrumah University of Science
and Technology (KNUST) with a
degree
in
Administration,
majoring in Accounting.
AKOS ESSEL DAKUDZI
Educational Pathways International
(EPI) scholarship has been beneficial
to me both in my academics and
finances. Owing to the fact that, I
have to keep high grade points to be
maintained on the scholarship
program. I did incredibly well in my
examinations. I say “Ayekoo (well
done)” for helping me to be on the
path to achieving my dream of
becoming a Career Diplomat to
represent my country’s interest on
the international level. I graduated
with a BA in Political Science.
EMMANUEL ADJEI KLU
As I realise the amount of efforts
Educational Pathways International
(EPI) has invested in my university
education, I can’t say much more than
God richly bless and enrich EPI. As I
have graduated with a degree in
Medical Laboratory Science. I know
my opportunities are countless and
with the skills attained and
mentorship received, helping to save
the lives of the sick would only be the
stepping stone. I look forward to
possibly doing my Masters program
after my internship and contribute my
quota to the development of Ghana. I
most fondly remember the alliances
created and the warmth of the family
experience in EPI.
MERCY BLEMATESSA
I am a young, promising, industrious
and intelligent lady with a bachelor’s
degree in Psychology from the
University of Ghana, Legon. This would
not have been possible without the
unflinching care and support of
Educational Pathways International
(EPI). I wish to express my profound
gratitude to EPI for funding my
education at the tertiary level.
“Without your sacrificial act of love, I
would not be where I am today.
Kudos!!!” With the exposure I have
received, I hope to work hard towards
becoming a renowned Lawyer in the
near future. Also, I would endeavour
to use my intellects to help the
marginalised in the society.
VICTUS KORDORWU
In my own words I would say the training
of a human mind is not complete without
education. I believe that a global
education needs to be something more
than just classes and lessons learned. It's
about researching, discussing and
reaching out to people in need as a way
of giving back to society. This is exactly
what EPI has given and inspired some of
us to become not to talk of the financial
relief from our parents. Now that I have
graduated, my dream is to further my
education in my field of study (Petroleum
Engineering). My dream is to become an
Energy Expert contributing actively to the
development of the nation’s energy.
sector.
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