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The University of Gold Coast (UGC) has announced the appointment of Joseph Osei-Owusu, former First Deputy Speaker of Parliament as a member of its esteemed University Council.
Originally established as Accra Business School and granted a Presidential Charter on June 20, 2024, UGC is a leading Christian university dedicated to developing Christ-centered leaders who drive innovation, inspire change, and address global challenges.
The former Bekwai MP brings a distinguished career in public service, governance, and law, demonstrating a strong commitment to democracy and ethical leadership.
His tenure as First Deputy Speaker of Parliament has left a lasting impact, and his extensive experience aligns perfectly with UGC’s mission of transforming lives through education.
His appointment will be formalized during the inauguration of the University Council, set for February 27, 2025, at the forecourt of the UGC campus in Accra.
This event marks another milestone in UGC’s pursuit of academic excellence and global impact.
Commenting on the appointment, UGC Chancellor Bishop Dr. Gideon Titi-Ofei stated “Joseph Osei-Owusu’s exceptional leadership and dedication to service make him a valuable addition to the University of Gold Coast Council.
"His insights will be instrumental in steering UGC toward its vision of becoming a beacon of transformative education.”
As a Council member, Mr Osei-Owusu will play a crucial role in shaping UGC’s strategic direction, fostering innovation, and ensuring the university continues to fulfil its mission of developing future-ready, Christ-centered leaders.
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