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Ghana’s development challenges demand innovative engineering solutions – TTU Pro VC

Speaking on the theme, "Showcasing Innovative Projects, Research and Engineering Solutions," the Pro Vice-Chancellor reaffirmed TTU's commitment to developing practical engineering solutions to national challenges through quality technical and vocational education.
Ebenezer Boakye, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Takoradi Technical University (TTU)While acknowledging the importance of sound public policy, he emphasised that meaningful and sustainable development can only be achieved when policy is complemented by engineering innovation.
Boakye said recent national challenges, including devastating floods, unreliable energy supply, poor sanitation, housing deficits and transportation inefficiencies, require practical, research-driven engineering solutions.
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