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Kofi Hayford urges SHS graduates to “dream, pursue and achieve” at Heritage Christian University mentorship programme

The event brought together hundreds of young people eager to receive practical guidance on career choices, personal development and life after Senior High School.' The young broadcaster shared his personal journey, explaining that his path to becoming one of Ghana's recognisable broadcast voices was far from straightforward.
Quoting civil rights activist Malcolm X, he said, "Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today," before reminding students that "Tomorrow is your opportunity to fail or be successful if you please", a quote he shared from Nigerian musician Asa’s song ‘No One Knows Tomorrow.
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