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Meet the Ghanaian first female professor who championed STEM education among youth

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  • GHANA 2 days ago

    WELLDONE MUM-

  • TheMotherland 2 days ago

    You can take your own.life.with.medicine. For.instance.15.tramadol.at.once... ...or.combine.medicine.and.akpeteshie.or.weedicide....

  • Afia Banku 2 days ago

    May she continue to RIP.

  • Somebody 2 days ago

    I know her very well, calm woman
    I was her mechanic those time

  • Professor Jim Page 2 days ago

    Professor, we fondly remember you with reverence and honor; and are most grateful for trailing a blaze for us. We shall faithfully follow your foot steps. You have shown us that no race or gender has a monopoly on intelligenc ...
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  • Prof Ewurama Addy - The Great ! 2 days ago

    This was was a very fine and selfless person. She was extremely affable, graceful and and selfless woman. I can say for fact that she was exceptionally caring to her students and sought their Welfare. For example she groomed ...
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  • Sampson 2 days ago

    You never mentioned that she is from Saltpond and was buried there.

  • Name 2 days ago

    You're right.
    I read this before any person would comment, then I went to wikipedia and read her entire bio. I even downloaded some of her publications in pdf format.

    She was born at Nkawkaw (Kwahu) and buried at Saltpond ...
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  • OZYMANDIAS 1 day ago

    She championed STEM education for females, but did she implement it? There is a big difference between championing and implementing a concept.

  • Michael Nortey 1 day ago

    Prof has raised so many professors in the academia field in her mentee prof. Elise Effah Koffman