Cybersecurity and Technology Expert Jerome Geraldo has urged Ghanaian youth to stay committed to their education and harness the power of technology for national development.
He made the call at the 24th Graduation Ceremony of BlueCrest College, where he was among graduates honoured with a Master of Science degree in Information Technology.
The event, themed “Transforming Dreams into Impact: A Sustainable Future Anchored on Values,” celebrated academic excellence and innovation, aligning perfectly with Jerome’s message of perseverance and technological advancement.
Speaking to the media after the ceremony, Jerome emphasized that success in today’s digital world requires discipline, determination, and a willingness to embrace new technologies.
“Education is a journey, not a race. It may not be easy, but perseverance and hard work always pay off. The future belongs to those who keep learning and adapting,” he said.
Jerome’s academic milestone marks a major step in a career that blends Cybersecurity, Digital Health Implementation, System Engineering, and IT Project Management.
He currently serves as a System and Network Engineer at Lightwave eHealth Solutions, a company driving digital transformation in Ghana’s healthcare sector.
As part of his master’s research, Jerome developed a system to track counterfeit drugs, designed to improve health security and protect consumers.
He explained that the project reflects his passion for using technology to solve real-world problems and enhance public safety.
In addition to his degree, Jerome holds several professional certifications including Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Lead Auditor for ISO/IEC 27001, Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) from ISACA, and MTCNA, among others.
He is also pursuing a degree in Law to strengthen his understanding of technology governance and digital policy.
Beyond his personal achievements, Jerome is active in organizations that promote the use of technology to advance healthcare and strengthen information systems across Africa.
He concluded by encouraging graduates and young professionals to view education as a lifelong investment.
“Technology is transforming every sector, from health to agriculture. Let’s embrace it, not fear it. With persistence, Ghana’s youth can lead the next wave of digital innovation,” he said.
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