Acting President of the Ghana Baptist University College (GBUC), Wiafe Nti Akenten, has emphasized the will for the federal government’s instructional insurance policies to imagine non-public universities for holistic human useful resource capability construction.

In an unique interview with Joy News, he defined that whilst GBUC invests closely in logistics, amenities, and scholar welfare, the federal government’s make stronger, corresponding to unfastened tuition for college students, has but to be prolonged to non-public universities.

“Currently, simplest a part of the scholar inhabitants advantages from the federal government’s help. This creates monetary demanding situations for personal universities and bounds our talent to totally make stronger scholars,” stated Mr Nti Akenten.

He stressed out that non-public universities proceed to uphold prime requirements of training and private branding, making ready scholars to serve their communities successfully.

He due to this fact appealed to the federal government to increase such insurance policies to non-public establishments.

“Even minimum make stronger would permit us to supply extra sources and possibilities for our scholars,” he said.

Registrar of the Ghana Baptist University College, Mrs. Genevieve Afrah Agyei-Mensah, echoed those issues, noting that the scaling of public universities throughout areas poses further festival, additional difficult non-public establishments to stay sustainable.

She emphasized that with even small ranges of presidency backing, non-public universities like GBUC may just excel even additional in generating graduates in a position to contributing meaningfully to Ghana’s branding

Ghana Baptist University College made the decision for better make stronger for personal upper training in Ghana at its 2025 commencement rite in Kumasi.

The commencement recognised the laborious paintings of scholars whilst emphasising the position non-public universities play in equipping graduates with abilities to unravel nationwide demanding situations.

In his keynote deal with, Rt Rev. Professor Safo Kantanka, former Bishop of the Kumasi Diocese of the Methodist Church, prompt younger graduates to upward push above the employment demanding situations within the nation to be leading edge in technical and vocational abilities.

He emphasized that problem-solving and sensible abilities are an important, the place commercial and technical branding regularly lags in the back of the collection of graduates coming into the body of workers.

“Ghana must strengthen technical and vocational training while supporting graduates to solve real problems. Those who do will always find opportunities,” Prof. Kantanka stated.

Valedictorian, Jonathan Opoku Asare, mirrored at the adventure of his associates, expressing gratitude to teachers and households who formed their educational and ethical basis.

“Greatness is not perfection; greatness is transformation. Excellence is not a destination; it is a continuous journey. May we never stop learning, serving, or striving for greatness,” he stated.

A consultant of the Vice-Chancellor of UCC, Prof. Ernest Obese, inspired graduates to embody interest and moral gain as they entered the body of workers.

The rite concluded with a message, “GBUC graduates are leaving not only with degrees but with a mandate to innovate, serve, and address the nation’s challenges.”

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