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Dr. Nyanyofio urges British Columbia College to produce responsible citizens, not only high achievers

“The next decade and beyond should be dedicated to nurturing learners whose success is measured not only by academic excellence or their ability to secure rewarding careers, but also by the quality of their character and their commitment to the common good,” he said.
A Senior Lecturer in Management at UPSA, Dr Joseph Gerald Tetteh Nyanyofio, has called on educational institutions to place equal emphasis on character formation and academic excellence, stressing that Ghana’s future depends on producing responsible citizens driven by integrity, compassion, and service to society.
Nyanyofio commended British Columbia College for combining academic excellence with leadership development, sports, cultural activities and community service over the past decade.
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