This woman made history as University of Ghana’s first female graduate

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  • TSITSIRU 1 day ago

    An akyem woman would have gone doing sakawa instead of studying. A typical example is the useless old ugly ape called akuffo addo addo dankwa. Gbeha.

  • Peter 1 day ago

    The two kids are some of the most incredible well behaved and humble human beings I ever met. The were just brought up well.

  • Chesterton 1 day ago

    She had 3 kids. Two boys and a girl!

  • Godliness! 1 day ago

    Stop with trying to rename her maiden name something other than what her Northern routes assigned-Baba. Baaba is from where ? Do the research.

  • Prince 1 day ago

    Baaba is a fante female name given to females born on thursday. It has nothing to do with Baba or northern Ghana

  • Name 1 day ago

    You are worse than an illiterate.

    You mean she was 'Baba' Biney before she married Mr Sey?
    Her maiden name being Biney should tell you that she was Fanti !!

    For your info 'Baaba' is the Fanti female day name for Thursd ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Ghanaian Journo Kweku Baako Narrated The Story Of President Rawlings Revolution/ The Causes Of The Revolution& The Matters Arising

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Interest Of The Ghanaian Telegraph/ Is The Trial Of The Military Head Of State Mr Acheampong/

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Military Leader Was Given The Opportunity To Respond To The Accusations Leveled Against Him

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    Particularly The Accusation That He Engage In Corrupt Practices Issuing Import Licenses To His Close Associates

  • Chesterton 1 day ago

    My English teacher. She was a no-nonsense teacher!

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Response The Military Leader Gave To The Accusation &The Way The Response Was Handled Opened The Eyes Of Civil People To The Ghanaian Propensity To Substitute Sentiments For Science

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    The Long &Short Of The Matter Is That The Private/Productive Sector In The Nation Didn't Get The Opportunity To Fully Develop

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    So Here Is The Case Of The Nation/ Which After Seven Decades Of In/Dependence Does Not Have Any Production Capacity/& We Are Not Referring To Big Ticket Items But Ghana Can't Produce Basic Products Like Toothpick/Handkerchief ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    &As Everybody Already Know/ Overwhelmingly The Direction Official Quarters Is Giving The Youth Is For Them To To Owners Of Business In/Stead Of Settling For Being Employees Of A Company

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    Because Government Has Come To The Realization That The Payroll Can't Onboard Anymore Manpower/& So With The Door Of Government Employment Closed For The Youth Streaming Out Of Our Institutions Of Higher Learning/Tertiary Ins ...
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  • GOLDEN 1 day ago

    VERY IMPRESSIVE,WE NEED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE ARCHIEVEMENTS OF OUR PEOPLE,THERE SHOULD BE SUCH HISTORY BOOKS IN OUR SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES!!!

  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    &Because It's New &Coming From Official Quarters Through The Minister Of Industry The Ghanaian Telegraph Finds It Necessary To Fill Young People In With The Empirical On What Has Become The Private/Production Sector In The Co ...
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  • The Ghanaian Telegraph 1 day ago

    &Since It Has Become The Needful/ The Ghanaian Telegraph Has Volunteered To Be A Form/Type/Kind Of Guide

  • HAPPY DAYS 1 day ago

    @TSITSIRU,poor soul,when Nana Addo's grand father and grand uncles were writing letters to the King of UK demanding self rule for Gold Coast your ancestors were running around in the bush chasing innocent rats,get it that the ...
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