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Movie Premiere and Conference


Friday (28th February, 2020) is coming and guess what? It is going to be a SEMINAR and an EDUCATIVE movie premiere titled Strength in Disability (SID).

 THEME: REORIENTING THE MINDS OF FUTURE LEADERS TOWARDS AN INCLUSIVE GHANAIAN SOCIETY

Guest Speakers:

  • Bishop Peter Sackey (National President for the United Nations Associations, Ghana)
  • Prof. Anthony Adusei (Vice Dean for the School of Public Health, KNUST)
  • Spencer Yeboah (TV3  Broadcast Journalist, Legal Expert and Disability Advocate) 
  • And other Dignitaries from The British Council and Non Governmental Organizations.

You wouldn't want to miss this for anything. Your Friday is going to be an educative one trust me🤗
VENUE: Conference Room of the Center for Disability and Rehabilitation Studies (Opposite KNUST School of Business)
TIME: 2:00 PM prompt
RATE: GH¢5.00 only

RSVP : 0243686897, 0545966014,   0505573095

P.S.: Certificates will be issued upon request

Signed
Bright Rockson
(Public Relations Officer)

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