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The Chancellor of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has reaffirmed his dedication to maintaining the institution's esteemed reputation on the global platform.
Addressing attendees at the Chancellor’s Week celebration organized by KNUST, Otumfuo reiterated his commitment to advancing the university's growth and progress.
"My association with the university reaffirms my commitment to ensure that this institution ascends to greater heights.
“I stand by the commitment I made upon assuming the role of chancellor, to propel KNUST to become one of the premier educational institutions in the world," myjoyonline.com quoted him to have said.
The Chancellor’s Week festivities, themed "The Asantehene and Chancellor of KNUST: 25 years of Exemplary Leadership," featured an array of engaging activities, including debates, musical performances, the Chancellor’s Cup, and Chancellor’s Day.
Expressing appreciation for the accolade bestowed upon him, Otumfuo acknowledged the collaborative efforts that have propelled the university's advancement.
"I extend my heartfelt appreciation to the entire university community. Your words of inspiration and appreciation fuel my commitment. Together, with entities such as TEWU, GRASAG, and UTAG, we will continue to nurture this relationship for the betterment of the university," he stated.
Dr. Yaw Adutwum, Minister of Education, commended Otumfuo for his transformative impact on the educational sector, notably through initiatives like the Otumfuo Education Foundation.
"You have been a beacon of hope for Ghanaian youths, providing opportunities for education where there were none. Your vision of equal access to education has reshaped countless lives and fostered a more equitable society," Dr. Adutwum lauded.
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