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Meet the Ghanaian whose research shed light on matter in space

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  • Klaase Klose Marfhen 14 hours ago

    Well done Prof. You've put Ghama on limelight.

  • Concerned Ghanaian 2 hours ago

    I grew up on Okodee Road when this great man was a Senior Lecturer at UST (now KNUST). I was truly blessed to spend my childhood in an era of Kumasi history surrounded by Ghana’s greatest academic luminaries. Looking back, ...
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  • Truth Table 14 hours ago

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  • John Etsibah 12 hours ago

    Fanti brain power, guys don't wrongly assume he's a Ga, he's a Fanti. We're academic pacesetter in Ghana.

  • TAKE OR PAY DEMON 12 hours ago

    Ga-Fanti brain.

  • Pan Africanist. 11 hours ago

    @Joh Etsiban.
    Stop this unnecessary bigotry.We

  • Araba Tawia Wright 9 hours ago

    Pan Africanist, what is wrong with what Etsibah wrote. The man bore a Ga name, but was a Fanti.

  • Nana 11 hours ago

    It doesn't matter. In Science, nobody cares about which tribe you are from, or which country you are from. All that matters, is your data, how you got it, and how you interpret it.

  • TAKE OR PAY DEMON 12 hours ago

    Please, get your facts right. Allotey never attended Ghanasco but he rather taught there. He also never had a first degree but went straight from diploma to masters. Allotey was really a genius but unfortunaly, he was never h ...
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  • Darius99 8 hours ago

    Prof Francis Allotey definitely attended Ghana National; also Imperial College, London; then he did his PhD at Princeton University, USA. His two sons attended Mfantsipim.

  • Pan Africanist. 11 hours ago

    Great mind.
    You have put Ghana on yhe scientific world map.
    This goes to tell that the white man is NOT superior to the black man when it comes to intelligence.I doff my hat.

  • Tods 11 hours ago

    I doff my hat for a scientist per excellenc✌️

  • Professor Jim Page 11 hours ago

    For years, the West has falsely propagated that only certain ethnicities have monopoly on intelligence. Intelligence is an inborn gift, limited neither by geography nor gender. Access to knowledge and its increased acquisitio ...
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  • O Bimpong 10 hours ago

    Brilliant

  • Kantai 10 hours ago

    So how exactly did prof allotey's genius benefit Ghana? All his life he worked for the white man

  • TAKE OR PAY DEMON 6 hours ago

    He established an NGO in Ghana and used tgat NGO to demystify the teaching and learning of science and physics in so many schools in Ghana. Ada SHS is a beneficiary of those schools

  • Kwajo 9 hours ago

    Solid man. A life well lived...

  • Nana 9 hours ago

    KENTAI IT BENEFITS YOUR FATHER IN VERY WAY IN HIS LIFE WHEN HE IS SETTING AT BAR DRINKING APIO. IT NOT OILY GHANA BUT THE WORLD OR VERY BODY IS BENFITING EVEN TODAY. WHAT DO YOUR FATHER DO TO HELP THE WORLD

  • Fii 8 hours ago

    Ghana web forgot to tell he was also a product of Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS) Takoradi.

  • Darius99 8 hours ago

    Professor Allotey has a constant In theoretical Physics called the Allotey constant. One of his nephews explained it to me when I was a little kid. It has something to do with a pattern he figured out when neutrons leave an a ...
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  • Kantai 3 hours ago

    The professor, only used his knowledge for NASA not Ghana. It doesn't matter how smart you are if it doesn't benefit your nation. Talk all u want but the truth is one. He did nothing for Ghana

  • Darius99 2 hours ago

    Kantai, massa, you know he set up the computer science department at Tech. He also chaired Ghana Atomic Energy Commission and let efforts to get Ghana a Nuclear reactor, but fell short due to political reasons, as the donor c ...
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