90,000 euros solar panel handed over to Nyakrom SHS

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BOY KOFI 11 years ago

May God Bless you.Thank you very much Doc.

May God Bless you.Thank you very much Doc.
GYASI 11 years ago

The foolish president and his advisors prefer to send 200 priests to Israel, at the cost of not less than 600 thousand cedis.GOD IS EVERY WHERE AND IS WITHIN OUR HEART.GOD of israel is the same as God of Ghana and so, why was ...
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The foolish president and his advisors prefer to send 200 priests to Israel, at the cost of not less than 600 thousand cedis.GOD IS EVERY WHERE AND IS WITHIN OUR HEART.GOD of israel is the same as God of Ghana and so, why waste money if it is free for everybody, and good hearted people
Dr. med.William Acquah,Germany 11 years ago

This is what Ghanaians need and not sponsoring Pastors to Israel.Thanks for your concern!

This is what Ghanaians need and not sponsoring Pastors to Israel.Thanks for your concern!
Sankofa 11 years ago

Yes, would it not be better if you also contributed something tangible to your hometown, instead of casting aspersions at government?

Yes, would it not be better if you also contributed something tangible to your hometown, instead of casting aspersions at government?
Sankofa 11 years ago

Dr Essiamah, mbo na ye! Nhyira nka wo!

This is the kind of practical contribution we should all make to improve the lives of our people.

We cannot wait for government to do it all.

Dr Essiamah, mbo na ye! Nhyira nka wo!

This is the kind of practical contribution we should all make to improve the lives of our people.

We cannot wait for government to do it all.
Fadi ka futa . 11 years ago

We thnak the doners but what is the product of our technical schools in Ghana. Can't they manufat solar energies ? Shame uonto our technical schools.

We thnak the doners but what is the product of our technical schools in Ghana. Can't they manufat solar energies ? Shame uonto our technical schools.
DrG 11 years ago

May the God richly bless and replenish you Dr Essiamah. On another note, after all these years, can't KNUST make solar panels to alleviate the suffering from the enrgy crisis?

May the God richly bless and replenish you Dr Essiamah. On another note, after all these years, can't KNUST make solar panels to alleviate the suffering from the enrgy crisis?
Mr. James 11 years ago

Look how far Ghana has come! It is Dr. Essiamah's faith in his home country that will fuel the change that will allow Ghana to eventually build solar panels and anything else you can imagine. Dr. Essiamah could easily stay ...
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Look how far Ghana has come! It is Dr. Essiamah's faith in his home country that will fuel the change that will allow Ghana to eventually build solar panels and anything else you can imagine. Dr. Essiamah could easily stay in Germany for the rest of his life and turn his back on his home, but he hasn't. It takes the love and faith of those like Essiamah to help an entire country become what it is truly capable of. Ghana is a country filled with people who can and will stand proud on the global stage, it will take time and effort and the help of others to get there, but it will get there. God bless Ghana and her proud people.
ghanaba 11 years ago

keep a distant watch before you break into tears at your next visit. hold somebody directly responsible. their life span depend on the genetic source of origin. maintenance is the key to every man made item. even what God has ...
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keep a distant watch before you break into tears at your next visit. hold somebody directly responsible. their life span depend on the genetic source of origin. maintenance is the key to every man made item. even what God has done man instead of his caretaker role, man is desirous to destroy despite the direct threat from God. God says he will destroy whoever destroy his creation. thank you doc and God bless you to increase. there is more blessing in giving.
RINGO 11 years ago

What Dr Essiamah has done for his people is very remakable and worthy of emulation by all Ghanians.God bless you Dr Essiamah!

What Dr Essiamah has done for his people is very remakable and worthy of emulation by all Ghanians.God bless you Dr Essiamah!
Kwame Appiah 11 years ago

This is a lesson for OTUMFUO who has diverted all the funds of the bogus OTUMFUO EDUCATION FUND and cannot be held accountable because he is "GOD".

This is a lesson for OTUMFUO who has diverted all the funds of the bogus OTUMFUO EDUCATION FUND and cannot be held accountable because he is "GOD".
DrG 11 years ago

Exactly, Kwaku Dua the crook. Once a crook always a crook. Cocaine king.

Exactly, Kwaku Dua the crook. Once a crook always a crook. Cocaine king.
Henry 11 years ago

Thank you soo much Dr Essiamah, Agonaman would always remember you,i recommend you for the next national awards.God Bless you.

Thank you soo much Dr Essiamah, Agonaman would always remember you,i recommend you for the next national awards.God Bless you.
Kofi Essel, Germany 11 years ago

By Jove! Dr Sam Essiamah, you are really a true patriotic son of Ghana. The solar projects will not only benefit the people of Agona Nyakrom but the whole country at large and Africans. Students will be streaming from all par ...
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By Jove! Dr Sam Essiamah, you are really a true patriotic son of Ghana. The solar projects will not only benefit the people of Agona Nyakrom but the whole country at large and Africans. Students will be streaming from all parts of Ghana and Africa to study the new solar technology which Sammy has brought to the Agonaman. This project belongs more to the Agonaman than Dr Essiamah and has to be well protected to achieve the aims and objectives which it is meant for. Most importantly the student should be encouraged to adopt the culture of maintenance and sustainability.Once again, Dr Sam Essiamah May the Almighty God Guide and Bless you for being selfless and assisting the children of God through this project.
JJK 11 years ago

Dr Sam Kwesi Essiamah COULD HAVE BUY ANYTHING HE WANT AND NEED FOR HIMSELF AS WELL AS HIS FAMILY BUT HE SAW THE NEED BEYOUNG HIS SELFLESS NATURE. GOD BLESS THIS MAN MANY MANY TIMES AND THE PEOPLE IN GERMANY WHO SUPPORTED THIS ...
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Dr Sam Kwesi Essiamah COULD HAVE BUY ANYTHING HE WANT AND NEED FOR HIMSELF AS WELL AS HIS FAMILY BUT HE SAW THE NEED BEYOUNG HIS SELFLESS NATURE. GOD BLESS THIS MAN MANY MANY TIMES AND THE PEOPLE IN GERMANY WHO SUPPORTED THIS PROJECT. GOD BLESS THE PEOPLE OF GERMANYAND Dr Sam Kwesi Essiamah.
Martha 11 years ago

Wonderful and much needed donation to Ghana, hopefully it will be properly maintained and not spoiled within a year. Talking from experience !
God bless Dr. Essiamah.

Wonderful and much needed donation to Ghana, hopefully it will be properly maintained and not spoiled within a year. Talking from experience !
God bless Dr. Essiamah.
rikuss: one on one 11 years ago

This is an a good example to our desicions and law making body. If a common Ghanian, one person can reason to offer this equipment to a country like Ghana, than why can the government see, or know this is the kind of thing th ...
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This is an a good example to our desicions and law making body. If a common Ghanian, one person can reason to offer this equipment to a country like Ghana, than why can the government see, or know this is the kind of thing than we need to power our nation?
Dco. Thanks for your kind gesture. I hope the government would now see and follow your good example.
There is this guy, in the USA, he works with the NASA, he is a first centry immigrant, he came into the USA In the year 1999 he obtained his masters degree with the Rutegers University Newark. This is what he mastered in. He is the first African to pilot the USA robotic craft into orbit. He is caperble of designing this SOLAR panels for our entire national use what is preventing our Law and decision body to contact this guy? His name is Doctor Kwaku k. Ave. as our culture depicts, " if some one dosnt know, it takes one to show". So if they don't know I am now using this medium to tell them of this man. - you can alert our US embassy, in the first place contact this guy and he would enventually respond as a good so of Ghana. The Bible says, use the talents giving you to help, or all he (God) has given you shall be taken away from you and be given to the one who has been able to utilized his. Mattew 25:14-30. The USA has got all, and thefore if we don't use this our talented guy, all shall indeed be add to that of the USA.
GHANA, like I have been saying should stop depending on the Akosombo Hydro electric power, for it has done it part. We live on the era of advancement, why do we still looking back? Why cant we develop on the good works of our forefathers?
A word to the wise is....... Long live Ghana, long live Africa.
Amen.
doc-Sam Essiamah 11 years ago

Hallo Rikuss,

thanks for your comments.
Could you please connect me to the Guy in the USA who works with NASA?.

Doc.
Sam Essiamah

info@schulwaelder.org

Doc

Hallo Rikuss,

thanks for your comments.
Could you please connect me to the Guy in the USA who works with NASA?.

Doc.
Sam Essiamah

info@schulwaelder.org

Doc
Doc Sam Essiamah 11 years ago

Hallo Rikuss,

thanks for your comments.
Could you please connect me to the Guy in the USA who works with NASA?.

Doc.
(Sam Essiamah)

info@schulwaelder.org
www.schulwaelder.org

Hallo Rikuss,

thanks for your comments.
Could you please connect me to the Guy in the USA who works with NASA?.

Doc.
(Sam Essiamah)

info@schulwaelder.org
www.schulwaelder.org
Nii Joromi 11 years ago

Money well spent to improve lives and jump start careers of students. Fantastic work.

Money well spent to improve lives and jump start careers of students. Fantastic work.
Kwasi 11 years ago

A good citizen of Nyak. Well done Dr

A good citizen of Nyak. Well done Dr
kwadwo totobii 11 years ago

Welldone Sammy

Welldone Sammy
SOLOMON 11 years ago

I saw this professor in Germany and after a little interaction with him I realised this is the kind of innovation and creativity we need in our country around this time where alternative sources of energy is needed. Fortunate ...
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I saw this professor in Germany and after a little interaction with him I realised this is the kind of innovation and creativity we need in our country around this time where alternative sources of energy is needed. Fortunately for me I will be seeing him more often and will do everything to tap from him, his rich experience. Thumps up professor. Ghana is proud of you and God continue to BLESS YOU!!!
SOLOMON 11 years ago

I saw this professor in Germany and after a little interaction with him I realised this is the kind of innovation and creativity we need in our country around this time where alternative sources of energy is needed. Fortunate ...
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I saw this professor in Germany and after a little interaction with him I realised this is the kind of innovation and creativity we need in our country around this time where alternative sources of energy is needed. Fortunately for me I will be seeing him more often and will do everything to tap from him, his rich experience. Thumps up professor. Ghana is proud of you and God continue to BLESS YOU!!!
Agnes Acquah 11 years ago

Well done Dr. Sam Essiamah,Ghana needs people like you to stand for the new Generation
at Nyakrom and other rural areas in Ghana.

Very proud of you and your Team.
Keep on,warm regards.

Yours Niece, Agnes. xx

Well done Dr. Sam Essiamah,Ghana needs people like you to stand for the new Generation
at Nyakrom and other rural areas in Ghana.

Very proud of you and your Team.
Keep on,warm regards.

Yours Niece, Agnes. xx
Reynolds 11 years ago

This is a real Patrioutism at work. If each and every one of us is to contribute his/her part as Dr. Asiamah did the Country could make a big stride in it`s developement.This is an example worthy of Emulation.God bless Doc.

This is a real Patrioutism at work. If each and every one of us is to contribute his/her part as Dr. Asiamah did the Country could make a big stride in it`s developement.This is an example worthy of Emulation.God bless Doc.
Doc. Sam Essiamah 9 years ago

Successful Example of a Solar-Computer-Project at Nyakrom SHS

In June 2012 I, together with my counterparts in Germany and Ghana initiated a Solar-Computer-Project at Nyakrom Secondary Technical School which was comm ...
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Successful Example of a Solar-Computer-Project at Nyakrom SHS

In June 2012 I, together with my counterparts in Germany and Ghana initiated a Solar-Computer-Project at Nyakrom Secondary Technical School which was commissioned on the 15th of March 2013. The project generated a lot of interest in Ghana because of the energy crisis and high electricity bills for schools. I received a lot of positive comments on the project when it was given a good coverage by the media (Radio, TV, News etc.) and even on the Homepage of Diaspora Supporting Unit (DSU) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Below is one of the links on it.

There were also skeptical opinions that the project was only going to be short-lived since it was at that time one of its kind not only in Ghana but the whole West African Region. However, the panels are not only powering the 60 computers in two Computer-Labs but electricity is being generated from it to the Administration block and other buildings of the school.

I have already contacted 10 Senior High Schools including Swedru, Nsaba.and Aggrey Memorial Secondary Schools for a similar project to modernize their computer labs to be powered by Solar. I have been seeking for support from Government, Shareholders, Old Students Associations as well as Ghanaians in Diaspora to get involved implement such a project in schools but yet to no avail. I therefore pray that with the Government’s initiative now, things are going to change for the better.

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