Class of 2023! This too shall pass. 👏 Stronger faith in times like this 🙏

Great leadership usually starts with a willing heart, a positive attitude, and a desire to make a difference. Introducing the First Gentleman of our noble hall... His Excellency, Lawrence Yourbebore Sobsah. ''The Foundation Builder". #Opuscoronatfinis

imagine doubling up as a Class President & personally, also excelling in that role...couldn’t have asked for more 🙏🏼

Rt. Hon Speaker of Ghana's Parliament, Alban Kingsford Sumana Bagbin, delivering the 5th Alumni Lecture Series as part of GIMPA 60. Happening now!!!!!!

7 teams🤼‍♀️ 20 matches🏐 1 trophy🏆 It’s all about the rivalries, the intensity, banter and non-stop action this and every other Wednesday and Saturday.

Inauguration of UHMS Christian and Muslim Council and The UHMS PARLIAMENT 💫

Join me at my Professorial Inaugural Lecture on 25th August 2021 at 3pm at the GB Auditorium at GIMPA or via zoom to discuss "Humanizing Project Delivery and Digital Transformation in Projects". #GIMPA #humanizing #projects

Congratulations to my younger brother, Professor Martin Tuuli Surv. Prof. Martin Morgan Tuuli on your inaugral professorial lecture. The family is proud of you. pic.x.com/OVkgdsarVw

God should grant us wisdom and understanding to be mature in our relationships,be it with God, family, friends and loved ones😊

My Boss Maxwell Tuuli

Finally Dr. Kwaku Boakye Gyamfi 😁😁 Six long years finally over🥳🥳 Thank you God 🙏🙏

Because every week during my Orthopaedics rotation I had to collect contributions from other students in my group to buy POP for the patients. And it happens in every rotation. Always contributing because the average Ghanaian cannot afford healthcare. #OccupyJulorbiHouse

No shortcuts. Apprenticeship!

Hopefully this is the first domino to fall! #OccupJulorbiHouse #FixTheCountry

#OccupyJulorbiHouse

Just found out today that Doctors don’t have health insurance and that they pay for healthcare just like everyone else and I still can’t wrap my head around it.

The highest amount of money Ghana has put behind education happened in 2012. 37.5% of our national expenditures that year went into education. In spite of FSHS we actually spending less on education.

These are some reasons kidney disease among Ghanaians is on the rise. Take your time, watch and share..