UTAG-UCC Fetes Retirees

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UTAG-UCC Fetes Retirees

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) branch of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) has held a dinner for members who have retired from active service.

The event, held at the New Examination Centre (NEC), brought together colleagues and friends to celebrate the contributions of retirees in an atmosphere filled with nostalgia, laughter, and gratitude.

The gathering featured speeches from current faculty highlighting memorable moments from the retirees. Guests were treated to a selection of favourite Ghanaian dishes. The Suapon Band treated guests to danceable  live band music.

Prof. Emeritus Kofi Awusabo-Asare (R) presenting a citation to one of the retirees, Rev. Sis. Dr. Alice Matilda Nsiah

The Chairman of the event, Prof. Emeritus Kofi Awusabo-Asare, commended the retired lecturers for their deep commitment to the University. He advised them to invest in their retirement benefits wisely to protect their future.

He also implored present faculty members to check their lifestyle and eat well to avoid contracting illnesses that could result in huge medical bills during retirement.

The President of UTAG-UCC, Dr. Jerry Opoku Ansah, expressed profound gratitude to the retirees for their years of service and efforts to make the University's vision a reality.

He indicated that they were being celebrated for their persistent devotion to duty and determination.

Executives of UTAG-UCC (L-R): Dr. Jerry Opoku Ansah (President), Dr. Joana Eva Dodoo (Vice President), and Prof. Isaac Boabeng (Secretary)

He also urged staff in active service to emulate the good works of the retirees to enhance the development of the University.

Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC

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