KNUST UNVEILS MAGNIFICIENT GOLD-PLATED STATUE OF OTUMFOUR

 Source: Samuel K. Owusu

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has unveiled a magnificent gold-plated statue of its Chancellor, the Asantehene Otumfour Osei Tutu II, in recognition of his tremendous contribution to the university's growth and development.

The statue, gold-plated stands tall at the entrance of the university, depicting the Asantehene in all his regal splendour. The event was graced by notable dignitaries such as the Vice Chancellor of KNUST, Prof Rita Akosua Dickson, the Deputy Minister of Education, and MP for Assin South, Hon Ntim Fordjour.

KNUST is a renowned public research university in Kumasi, Ghana, specialising in science, technology, and innovation. The University was established in 1952 as the Kumasi College of Technology, and since then, it has evolved to become one of the best universities in Africa. KNUST is known for its outstanding research and academic excellence, innovative programs, state-of-the-art facilities, and serene environment.

The Asantehene Otumfour Osei Tutu II has been the Chancellor of KNUST since 2000, and during his tenure, he has transformed the university in many ways. His vision for KNUST was to make it a centre of excellence in science, technology, and innovation, and he has worked tirelessly to make that a reality. The Asantehene has been instrumental in attracting more infrastructure to the university, making it more attractive in academics, facilities, and human resources. He has also provided a serene and beautiful landscape that is unique to KNUST.

One of the key achievements of the Asantehene's tenure as Chancellor of KNUST is the expansion of the university's infrastructure. He has attracted more funding to the university, which has been used to build new facilities and upgrade existing ones. Today, KNUST has some of the best facilities in Africa, including modern lecture halls, laboratories, libraries, and research centres. The university also has world-class sports facilities that have hosted several national and international tournaments.

The Asantehene has also been instrumental in improving the quality of education at KNUST. He has ensured that the university attracts the best lecturers and researchers from around the world, and he has provided them with the resources they need to carry out their work. This has led to the university producing some of the best graduates in Africa who are highly sought after by employers.

In addition to infrastructure and academic excellence, the Asantehene has also focused on creating a serene and beautiful environment at KNUST. He has provided funding for the university's landscaping projects, which have transformed the campus into a green and picturesque environment. The Asantehene's love for nature is evident in the way he has integrated nature into the university's design, making KNUST a truly unique institution.

The statue of the Asantehene at the entrance of KNUST is a testament to his contribution to the university's growth and development. It is also a symbol of the strong partnership between the university and the Asanteman Council. The Asantehene's leadership has played a vital role in shaping the future of KNUST and making it one of the best universities in Africa.

The Vice Chancellor of KNUST, Prof Rita Akosua Dickson, expressed her gratitude to the Asantehene for his immense support and contribution to the university. She noted that the statue was a fitting tribute to the Asantehene's legacy and his role in transforming KNUST into a world-class institution.

The Deputy Minister of Education and MP for Assin South, Hon Ntim Fordjour, also praised the Asantehene for his dedication to the development of education in Ghana. He noted that the Asantehene's leadership had made a significant impact on KNUST and the entire country.

In conclusion, KNUST is a world-class institution that is committed to excellence in science, technology, and innovation. The university's success is a result of the dedication and hard work of the Asantehene Otumfour Osei Tutu II, who has transformed KNUST into a center of excellence in Africa. His contribution to the university's growth and development is immeasurable, and the statue at the entrance of KNUST is a fitting tribute to his legacy.

Kotoko Hene !!!

Piawwwwwwwwww!!!


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