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Document your stories for future generations — Dr Glover-Quartey
He described it as a valuable record of Ghana’s institutional history and a compelling account of a life devoted to public service, stressing that Dr Glover-Quartey’s childhood experiences provided a revealing picture of life on the Gold Coast, while his account of entering the civil service in 1976 offered insights into Ghana’s changing political and administrative systems.
His autobiography, published by Kyei Amoako, chronicles his family life, education, faith, politics and public service, while reflecting on Ghana’s social and institutional development.
She said the memoir offered valuable insights into family life, faith, education, politics and public administration, while honestly recounting the triumphs and vicissitudes of the author’s life.
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