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Growing up, renowned politician Enoch Teye Mensah, popularly known as E.T Mensah, yearned to be a teacher. He lived that dream but only for a short while.
After studying accounting at the SNAPS College of Accountancy, which he completed in 1968, and taking part in a great youth activism programme, ET charted a new path right from the University of Ghana, Legon, a path which finally led him into politics.
Now a Member of Parliament for the Ningo-Prampram constituency, a position he has kept for five consecutive terms, ET took his turn on Personality Profile on Joy FM with Lexis Bill Thursday night and shared with listeners his life long journey in politics and sports.
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