‘It was extremely difficult’ - Prof Kaufmann recounts how biomedical engineering started at UG

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AYALolo 11 hours ago

Massa stfu make we think! Nothing is easy. You like attention too much, why?

Massa stfu make we think! Nothing is easy. You like attention too much, why?
Three60 10 hours ago

Massa don't let her get angry or else she will give you a question which you will never solve in your entire life

Massa don't let her get angry or else she will give you a question which you will never solve in your entire life
DEIDRE! 9 hours ago

Ha ha ha. Tweakai and apoo, no question is tood difficult to answer these days because of AI!

Ha ha ha. Tweakai and apoo, no question is tood difficult to answer these days because of AI!
Cool 10 hours ago

When GIMPA was turned into a private university, authorities at the school told us it was the best institution on the continent. Today every Ghanaian knows the state of GIMPA. Madam don't blow your own horns.

When GIMPA was turned into a private university, authorities at the school told us it was the best institution on the continent. Today every Ghanaian knows the state of GIMPA. Madam don't blow your own horns.
Please save me fellow Ghanaians,i'm a Ghanaian lady that was scammed and imprisoned by some Nigerians,i'm currently serving a 2 years jail term in a Nigerian prison,i can be reached on WhatsApp via +2348140725576 to explain more 1 hour ago

it all started few years ago when i received a facebook message that a travel agency in Nigeria was recruiting Ghanaians & Nigerians for jobs in Canada, i sold everything i had and borrowed money from a lot of people and kept ...
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it all started few years ago when i received a facebook message that a travel agency in Nigeria was recruiting Ghanaians & Nigerians for jobs in Canada, i sold everything i had and borrowed money from a lot of people and kept sending money to them for the travel to Canada, when i ran out of money to send to them, they invited me to Nigeria that my visa is ready, when i got to Nigeria they took the remaining money i had on me and seized my phone and refused to give me my passport that i posted to them earlier from Ghana, i was left stranded and resorted to sleeping under a bridge with some homeless people and was begging people during the day for help to go back to Ghana, police raided the place i was squatting after some days and arrested everybody there, they took us to court because hard drugs were found on some prostitutes and thugs squatting there, i was sentenced to 2 years in prison because i had no lawyer to defend me, i will finish serving my sentence in 3 months time and sent back to Ghana, my fellow Ghanaians please i need help of any amount of money so i can eat and treat myself, i have been sick and i have not eaten good food for sometime now, i don't want to die now my freedom date is near, no amount of money is too small to help me with, i will appreciate any amount of money sent to me and God will bless and reward the sender abundantly, i can work for the sender when i return to Ghana in 3 months time to pay back, we manage to use smuggled phones here to beg people through facebook and other social media platforms, this is how most prisoners here survive because we are very desperate, the situation here is so terrible, horrible and pathetic, infact we are in hellfire here, people die everyday here from starvation and minor illnesses like malaria and ulcer, please i need help urgently, i need to eat good food and buy malaria drugs to treat myself, the food they give us here is small portions of watery beans and jollof rice that can't satisfy a child, when an inmate is sick here and doesn't have money to buy medication, the prison warders will ignore you until you die or recover without taken medication, they may only give you paracetamol and antibiotics if you cry too much, but if you have money, the prison warders can buy for you good food and medicines from outside, i can be reached on WhatsApp via +2348140725576, this is my cellmate's number, some warders smuggle in phone for people here if you bribe them, i don't have a phone, when you chat, tell her you want to chat with Sandra so she can give the phone to me, please help make my story go viral so i can get help by posting my story and my cellmate's WhatsApp number: +2348140725576 on facebook and WhatsApp groups, please i need help, i'm suffering a lot here.

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Three60 11 hours ago

Eii this woman , the kind of questions she gave it to me as my major question in 2021 NSMQ i nearly got angry. Or do you guys think am lying ? Go check out on youtube.

Eii this woman , the kind of questions she gave it to me as my major question in 2021 NSMQ i nearly got angry. Or do you guys think am lying ? Go check out on youtube.
OZYMANDIAS 10 hours ago

How many of your students stay to work in Ghana after graduation, Prof?

How many of your students stay to work in Ghana after graduation, Prof?
Darko Amoah 10 hours ago

WELL DONE, PROF KAUFMAN

The Univ of Ghana has generally not done well in pushing for the expansion of courses as Ghana's population and developmental needs grew KNUST which was set up as an engineering & science unive ...
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WELL DONE, PROF KAUFMAN

The Univ of Ghana has generally not done well in pushing for the expansion of courses as Ghana's population and developmental needs grew KNUST which was set up as an engineering & science university has added law and business courses which they didn't have in 1990. Other private universities came on board with engineering courses. Beyond biomedical engineering, Legon should be offering the range of engineering and pharmaceutical courses being offered by KNUST by now. It doesn't come easy but it is possible with vision, hard work and perseverance.
Cool 10 hours ago

UG is overcrowded. They either review or cancel some of their courses to match the demands of industry. Adding more courses without reviewing or cancellation of courses will stretch their resources and will be difficult to r ...
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UG is overcrowded. They either review or cancel some of their courses to match the demands of industry. Adding more courses without reviewing or cancellation of courses will stretch their resources and will be difficult to run it.
DOES THIS LADY HAVE A HUSBAND? 7 hours ago

When you hit 50yrs + you need a loving lifelong companion beside you.

When you hit 50yrs + you need a loving lifelong companion beside you.

Darko Amoah 10 hours ago

WELL DONE, PROF KAUFMAN

The Univ of Ghana has generally not done well in pushing for the expansion of courses as Ghana's population and developmental needs grew KNUST which was set up as an engineering & science unive ...
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WELL DONE, PROF KAUFMAN

The Univ of Ghana has generally not done well in pushing for the expansion of courses as Ghana's population and developmental needs grew KNUST which was set up as an engineering & science university has added law and business courses which they didn't have in 1990. Other private universities came on board with engineering courses. Beyond biomedical engineering, Legon should be offering the range of engineering and pharmaceutical courses being offered by KNUST by now. It doesn't come easy but it is possible with vision, hard work and perseverance.
GOLDEN 10 hours ago

THE GOVERNMENT NEED TO INVEST IN SUCH FIELDS,INSTEAD OF OVERSPENDING ON
EXPENSIVE LUXURY,FOR PRESTIGE OR WHATEVER!!!!!!! WITH SO MUCH GOD-GIVEN
NATURAL RESOURCES,THERE SHOULD BE EFFICIENCY FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL THE CITIZEN ...
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THE GOVERNMENT NEED TO INVEST IN SUCH FIELDS,INSTEAD OF OVERSPENDING ON
EXPENSIVE LUXURY,FOR PRESTIGE OR WHATEVER!!!!!!! WITH SO MUCH GOD-GIVEN
NATURAL RESOURCES,THERE SHOULD BE EFFICIENCY FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL THE CITIZENS,STOP INTERNAL CORRUPTION AND PUT AN END TO DECADES OF EXTERNAL FOREIGN EXPLOITATION IN DIFFERENT WAYS,AS NOTHING COMES FOR FREE!!!!!!!!!

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‘It was extremely difficult’ - Prof Kaufmann recounts how biomedical engineering started at UG

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