The award-winning musician has successfully completed a Master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).

Sharing his joy, Stonebwoy, who often refers to himself as “The Torch,” announced, “Masters in International Relations and Diplomacy. Done ✅. You’re welcome to my graduation.

According to him, his educational achievement is his own way of inspiring his folks, adding “This Ashaiman boy must inspire, ’cause I’m inspired.”

The artiste, who has built a reputation for balancing his global music career with personal development, wrote his final paper before jetting off to the UK, where he is a special guest of Tottenham Hotspur this weekend.

Waiting proudly at the end of his exam was his wife, Dr. Louisa, whose warm presence added a heartwarming touch to the milestone moment.

]]> https://www.adomonline.com/stonebwoy-responds-to-controversy-over-gimpa-certificate/ Wed, 21 Aug 2024 11:55:15 +0000 https://www.adomonline.com/?p=2436848 Ghanaian dancehall and afrobeats musician Stonebwoy has addressed recent claims suggesting that his recently acquired GIMPA (Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration) certificate was gifted to him rather than earned.

The allegations were made by an individual who claimed to be a classmate of Stonebwoy, asserting that the musician was rarely seen attending classes.

In response, Stonebwoy firmly dismissed the claims, urging Ghanaians to ignore what he called a “false narrative.”

He explained that GIMPA is a reputable institution where students, regardless of their status, must work hard to earn their degrees.

“GIMPA isn’t a school that individuals or popular people will easily be accorded marks for attendance’ sake,” Stonebwoy stated, emphasizing that he earned his Second Class Upper degree through “blood, sweat, and tears.”

During an interview on GTV, Stonebwoy further expressed his frustration with the rumours, attributing them to a “poverty-stricken mentality” and a “failure mentality.”

Additionally, he defended his academic efforts, noting that he attended evening classes due to his schedule, which may have contributed to the misconceptions.

“I couldn’t have done the morning, so I was in evening school, that’s why I love GIMPA for how you can get it done,” Stonebwoy said, adding that the institution has measures like cameras in exam halls to ensure integrity.

He used the national platform to denounce those spreading the rumours, calling them out for attempting to tarnish his achievement.

Nonetheless, Stonebwoy climaxed his statement by expressing his satisfaction with earning his degree and urged others to focus on inspiring and educating rather than spreading baseless accusations.

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Stonebwoy was among hundreds of students who graduated on July 26 with a degree from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).

Efia Odo few weeks ago stirred controversy for her comments tagging Stonebwoy an old man while throwing her support behind the latter’s contender in the Telecel Ghana Music Awards 2024.

In a competition where Stonebwoy and budding artiste King Promise were touted as favorites for the ultimate crown, Artiste of The Year, Efia Odo’s comment among other things appeared opposing and had since branded her a rival to the BHIM Nation president.

However, speaking to Dr. Shine on “Usaywetin” an entertainment and lifestyle news segment on Hitz FM’s drive time show, Cruise Control, she expressed warmth admiration and appreciation for Stonebwoy’s artistry.

“Congratulations to him, I’m so proud of him. Obviously he’s an amazing artiste in and out and I pray that he reaches higher height in everything that he does,” she told host Mercury Quaye.

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He was one of five people awarded a PhD degree at the 24th Congregation of GIMPA on the theme, “Strengthening partnership for impact”.

His doctoral thesis was on the topic, “Democratic politics and political vigilantism in Ghana’s Fourth Republic”.

His research relied on data from 46 owners and members of vigilante groups, CSOs, state security agencies and beneficiaries of vigilante activities.

It recommended a collaborative effort from all stakeholders to fight the menace.

The other PhD graduates were Thomas Akrofi, Elvis Kwame, Elvis Kwame Agyapong, Cornelius Yao Azumah, and Nathaniel Blankson, who presented their work in different fields of study.

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This comes after he graduated from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) with a master’s degree in Public Administration on July 25, 2024.

The Afro Dancehall star encouraged musicians and others to pursue education early rather than waiting until the end of their careers.

“When you have the chance to educate yourself formally and gain more knowledge, you should seize it to show the world,” he said. Stonebwoy acknowledged the challenges of balancing education with other responsibilities but maintained that nothing is impossible. “Nothing is that easy and nothing is that difficult. Once it’s not impossible, then it’s achievable. I think that’s what I just proved,” he added.

Stonebwoy congratulated his fellow graduates and expressed hope that his journey would inspire others to pursue their educational goals. “If you find the opportunity to educate yourself and learn more, grab it, and don’t wait until you finish your career before you start your education.

This will inspire people who want to educate themselves. Everything is education, whether formally or informally, so let’s grab it and be inspired,” he concluded.

The graduation ceremony was a celebratory event, with Stonebwoy’s family and friends in attendance, including fellow musician Criss Waddle, who arrived in a Ferrari to show his support. Stonebwoy’s speech and accomplishments serve as a compelling reminder of the value of education and personal development.

 

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He earned a second class upper division certificate.

The achievement comes after three years of dedicated study, showcasing his commitment to balancing a successful music career with academic pursuits.

The graduation ceremony, held on Friday, July 26, was attended by Stonebwoy’s family, including his proud father, who praised his son’s remarkable achievements.

He commended him for successfully balancing music and education, which he said is truly inspiring as he beamed with pride.

Stonebwoy's father with pride as he praises his son for his remarkable achievements, balancing music and education is truly inspiring. pic.twitter.com/Y6upO28Bgr

— BhimNatives Ghana (@BhimNativesGh) July 26, 2024

Stonebwoy’s sisters gifted him a portrait of himself, commemorating the special day.

To celebrate his success, Stonebwoy hosted a graduation lunch on campus, with a guest list that read like a who’s who of Ghanaian entertainment and public figures.

Among those in attendance were music legends Reggie Rockstone, Criss Waddle, Nana Aba Anamoah, Keche, Joselyn Dumas, and Dr. Pounds, among others.

Congratulatory messages poured in from fellow stars such as Davido, footballer Mohammed Kudus, and businessman Cheddar, all commending Stonebwoy for his dedication and perseverance.

.@Stonebwoy's graduation from GIMPA School Of Public Administration is a star-studded affair!

Davido, Michael Blackson, Mohammed Kudus, Jahmiel, Nana Ama McBrown, Juliet Ibrahim, and many more superstars join in to congratulate him on this remarkable achievement. pic.twitter.com/i6ktdCGjVQ

— BhimNatives Ghana (@BhimNativesGh) July 26, 2024

Stonebwoy took the opportunity to express his gratitude to his family, friends, and fans for their unwavering support throughout his academic journey.

The artiste, who graduated on July 13, 2023, shared his excitement on social media after receiving the certificate for successfully completing a Bachelor of Science in Project Management with a Second Class (Upper Division) honours.

In a video posted on his social media platforms, Samini could be seen beaming with smiles as he flaunted his degree certificate.

In a caption accompanying the video, Samini wrote: “not your regular artiste” and highlighted the uniqueness of his accomplishments.

He playfully teased his fans, stating, “‘man a real bad man’…” after showing off not only his degree certificate but also his transcript and a medal he received.

Meanwhile, the decision to pursue higher education to part of Samini’s personal development beyond his music career.

It is also worthy to note Samini was the SRC President at GIMPA.

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After 17 years, the 37-year-old mother of three has bagged her first Bachelor degree in Public Administration.

Miss Bright graduated from the prestigious Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).

She was part of the university’s 23rd congregation held over the weekend.

Upon successfully completing her studies, Bibi proudly shared photos from her graduation day with her loyal online fan base on Instagram.

Accompanying the pictures was a heartfelt caption expressing her joy and gratitude to God for achieving this significant accomplishment after four years of hard work at Green Hill.

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Madam Sinare was honored during the institution’s 23rd graduation ceremony held on December 15, 2023.

This recent academic achievement follows closely on the heels of her attainment of a Bachelor’s degree in Public Service and Governance from GIMPA just two years ago.

At 56, Sinare has gives credence to the adage that “learning knows no age limits” and believes strongly in the power of continuous education at any stage of life.

Expressing her gratitude, she attributed her success to the guidance of Allah during challenging times and credited Him for granting her the strength to overcome obstacles.

She extended her heartfelt thanks to all those who supported and guided her through this educational journey.

She was accompanied by her husband, Anthony Baffoe, Randy Abbey and a host of colleagues.

The old student of St. John’s Grammar Senior High School becomes the first time ever that a female has led the students’ body at GIMPA.

The other members of the executive team include Emmanuel Adomako, Vice President; Yussif Musah Amadu, General Secretary; Ahlaam Mohammed, Treasurer; Bernice Azameti, Gender Commissioner and Ebenezer Angaamwine Sabogu, Organiser.

Delivering her inaugural address at a colorful handing over, Sitsope Apetorgbor expressed gratitude for the trust and confidence her fellow students had placed in her. She emphasized that her new position signifies not only personal significance as a graduate student but also a commitment to promoting gender equality, inclusivity, and empowerment.

“This position is not only significant for me but for every graduate student of GIMPA.  As the first female president of GRASAG-GIMPA I see it as an occasion to amplify the voices and support the aspirations of students,” Ms Apetorgbor added.

She has outlined her intention to create a nurturing and empowering environment where every female student feels valued and motivated to reach their full potential. Moreover, she stressed the importance of mentorship, the cultivation of strong networks, and personal growth.

She expressed her gratitude to GIMPA’s management for their trust in appointing the Institute’s first female Registrar, Dr. Mrs. Victoria Kunbour, and Acting Deputy Rector and Dean of Students, Dr. Augustina Akonnor.

Ms Apetorgbor highlighted that their positions serve as proof that women can achieve any feat, irrespective of their backgrounds.  

She encouraged women worldwide to rise, believe in themselves, and pursue leadership positions.

She firmly believes in a bright future and aims to make a profound impact on the lives of her fellow students with the necessary support from her executive team.

“Their positions clearly show that nothing is impossible to achieve as females. It is time for women all over the world, irrespective of their backgrounds to rise up, believe in themselves and take up leadership positions.”

“The future is bright and with the needed support, my executives and I will undoubtedly make a profound impact on the lives of our fellow students,” Ms Apetorgbor said.

Speaking at the programme, the Dean of the School of Research and Graduate Studies (SRGS), Prof Wisdom Akpalu congratulated the executives and urged them to be exemplary ambassadors of the Institute.

He emphasized the importance of selflessness in discharging their duties, determination, and confidence.

Prof Akpalu reassured Mr Apetorgbor of the Institute’s full support and expressed the necessity of encouraging women to assume leadership roles.

“The school has your support so I am urging all of you to make discipline a hallmark. Serve the student body in all diligence and set good examples for them to follow,” he added.

The immediate past Organiser, Mahama Kassim, expressed gratitude to the Institute’s management for their unwavering support during their tenure and hope that GRASAG-GIMPA, under Sitsope’s leadership, would make significant impact on GIMPA’s academic community.

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The trio, who had once formed a powerful musical group dubbed “Trinity”, made a tremendous impact on the music scene, dropping back-to-back hits in the 2000s. 

KK Fosu, who is very active in the music space, praised his colleagues for embarking on a journey of academic excellence as they look to impact the music space with their knowledge. 

“I thank God for guiding my brothers through this educational journey. I am delighted about the academic excellence, and I hope they come and impact the world, especially the Ghanaian music industry, with their knowledge,” he said in an interview. 

KK Fosu added that the trio still shares strong ties  and would soon collaborate on various musical projects in the near future. 

Emmanuel Andrews Samini and Nathaniel Totimeh (Kokoveli), as they are known in real life, earned a 2nd Class Upper Honours in BSc. Project Management after their completion from GIMPA. 

Social media users have congratulated the duo for the academic milestone and urged other musicians to follow their trajectory.

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Kokovelli successfully obtained a 2nd Class Upper Honours in BSc. Project Management, a remarkable accomplishment and testament of his hard work in his academic pursuits.

He was conferred the well-deserved degree at the 23rd congregation of the institute which took place on Friday.

Notably, he was not the only musician to celebrate this momentous occasion, as his colleague Samini also graduated from the same institution.

Overwhelmed with gratitude, Kokovelli expressed his joy and appreciation for the fruitful journey that led to this achievement.

Having balanced his music career and academic responsibilities, the artiste showcased his determination to excel in both realms.

He shared photos which captured his joy in the moment.

Almost a decade after completing St Margaret Mary Senior High Technical School, Samini enrolled at GIMPA majoring in Business Administration.

This allowed him to put his music career on to take the four-year course in fulfillment of a promise he made to his mother.

In a latest tweet, he revealed he has completed school in anticipation of his graduation.

He extended gratitude to his colleague Kokoveli who admonished him to go the next level in his education.

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His hope to represent the student body of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) was announced in an interview on Wednesday, June 15.

Samini, in a video shared online, said the intention is to bring massive change and continue the ongoing work by his predecessors.

In light of this, he has picked up forms and he will face the vetting committee today, June 16 where he will either be confirmed or rejected from the race.

However, the level 300 business student has began campaigning and soliciting for votes ahead of the elections coming in a few days.

The artiste has enrolled in the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) after his secondary school at the St Margaret Mary Senior High Technical School.

Samini made the announcement on his Instagram page with a video of him making a presentation in class.

Just as he made impact in the music industry, the Highgrade Family boss imparted knowledge during the simulation presentation.

He ditched his ‘gangster’ outfit for a black and white corporate look in respect for the dress code of the class.

While revealing that his group made it as one of the best, Samini encouraged his followers not to give up on education.

He motivated drop-outs to continue from where they left off and never think it’s too late.

Photos circulation online show her in graduation outfit as she becomes a degree holder from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).

Mrs Baffoe, who was spotted in a white outfit, graduated after reading Public Service and Governance.

The actress was part of the university’s 21st congregation held on Friday, December 17, 2021, where she reportedly bagged Second Class Upper honours.

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Her colleague actress, Jackie Appiah, was present to share in her joy.

Prince Elorm Dor is said to have collected ¢45,000 out of ¢60,000 meant for the production and supply of 2014 diaries, key holders, and pens for the SRC.

He was put before an Accra Circuit Court on a charge of defrauding by false pretences.

But, before the court, presided over by J. A. M. Ahmed could pronounce judgment, he absconded from the jurisdiction.

The Court sentenced him to a prison term of 36 months in absentia and he was ordered to refund the ¢45,000 to the SRC.

However, when he resurfaced to get married to his lover on October 2, this year, the Police nabbed him so he could serve his prison term.

Dor’s sentence was handed down on October 12, 2016.

Prince Elorm Dor is said to have defrauded Benjamin Essuman, then President of GIMPA SRC, and the complainant in the matter.

Dor promised to provide the SRC with 2014 customised pens and diaries hence he took ¢45,000 from the complainant.

The accused, now a convict, provided the SRC with a proforma invoice which indicated that the items would cost about ¢60,000.

Police say the proforma invoice was in the name of Dor-Consult.

Following series of meetings, Dor made the Complainant and his colleagues believe that the production was being done in China and he needed an advance payment so the souvenirs would be produced and supplied on time.

On January 24, 2014, the complainant paid ¢45,000 to Dor.

The Court in its judgment on October 12, 2016, held that by Accused representation, he induced the Complainant to part with ¢45,000 when he had no intention of fulfilling the contract.

According to the Court, it was informed that due to the conduct of Dor, the complainant was not awarded his degree.

It held that the prosecution had proved their case with enough evidence.

The Court said it considered the fact that Dor was a first-time offender and sentenced him to 36 months imprisonment.

It further ordered the convict to refund the ¢45,000 he collected from the complainant.

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According to him, the road which serves as a shortcut for many staying in Madina and Legon areas has become a hotspot for robbers who snatch cars from citizens.

Narrating his ordeal after armed robbers attacked him but failed to collect his car from him, Sparrow said the incident happened around 1am where masked men crossed his car with a motorbike.

He explained that the gesture looked surreal but he managed to maneuver his way around them which eventually led to one of the bikers shooting his car to prevent him from escaping.

Fortunately, the bullet didn’t hit him but smashed his rear car glass which sent him off speeding the more to save his life.

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You all need to be very and extremely careful when driving on the “GIMPA road”! At 1AM dawn yesternight, Armed men “crossed” me and I maneuvered to swerve their motorcycle.

Just when I tried speeding off, they shot a gun at the back of my car just to find a way for me to stop so they can snatch my car. It was an experience i won’t want y’all to experience!

No matter what, don’t find that road to be a “short cut” at night! I could have been shot dead by now chale! Y’all stay safe out there and quit using the #GIMPA_ROAD! He typed.

She bagged a Master Degree in International Relations and Diplomacy in her quest to add value and equip herself for her future plans.

The actress, who hinted her desire to run for office soon, added her higher education is for her to “become knowledgeable when it comes to governance, politics, world politics and superpowers.”

Having pursued her first degree in Human Resource Management at Central University, she beleives her Master degree is the best birthday gift for her 35th year on earth.

“Young ones, construct a well defined path for yourself. Stay true to the process and mute every distraction,” she motivated.

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Photos circulation online show him in his graduation outfit as he becomes a degree holder from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).

The actor and politician, who was spotted in a white outfit, graduated after reading Public Administration.

Additionally, some of the photos had some of his family members and colleagues who had graduated posing for photographs with him.

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The universities include the University of Ghana (UG), Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA).

The warning was contained in a letter signed by the Director of Planning and Programs Mr David Osafo Adonteng on behalf of the Director General of the Authority, Mrs May Obiri- Yeboah.

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The universities’ refusal to comply with the road safety standard has dire consequences to the safety of road users particularly at night where visibility is impaired.

Meanwhile, it has given the institutions ultimatums not more than four weeks to take immediate steps to being all such vehicles in conformity with the law and traffic regulations or face sanctions.

NRSA, in accordance to Section 27 of the National Road Safety Authority Act 2019 (Act 993) has threatened to sanction the outfit if it fails to comply with their directives.

He said this while addressing the opening ceremony of a two-day training programme organised by the African Centre of International Criminal Justice (ACICJ) at the GIMPA Law Faculty for journalists.

Professor Bondzi-Simpson, addressing the delegation from 10 African countries, emphasised the role of journalists on issues of violence on the continent.

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“Giving regard to issues of violence that have occurred on the African continent in recent past such as in Burundi and the role journalists have played in the occurrence or otherwise of these crimes, it is time for media practitioners to pay greater attention to the way and manner they go about their profession.

“Journalists have had a significant role in either igniting or dousing the conflagrations,” Prefessor Bondzi-Simpson said.

He proceeded to ask some rethorical questions, “What do we report and how do we report? Do we analyse? Do we sensationalise? Do we trigger or do we educate, heal and restore?

“Journalism definitely is critical to how society will run and unfold and an appreciation by the practitioners and the students of journalism is critical,” the GIMPA Rector added.

The Netherlands Ambassador

The training programme, titled ‘International Criminal Law and Justice: An Overview,’ was put together by the ACICJ (GIMPA) in collaboration with the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Ghana.

In his message of support, the Ambassador of the Netherlands to Ghana, Ron Strikker, indicated that with the Netherlands being the host country of the International Criminal Court (ICC), the Embassy finds it very necessary to support every effort to educate journalists who are the watchdogs of society as far as impunity is concerned.

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He charged the journalists participating in the training programme to take full advantage of same and learn everything they ought to know about the ICC in order to use the knowledge to influence their reportage on the prosecution of international crimes.

The training programme

The two-day training programme will have eight sessions, the last of which will be a panel discussion on the topic, ‘Cyber Security, Crime, and Jurisdiction in Cyberspace: The Future of International Crime.’

The panelist for the discussion will include Elvis Kofi Hovor, a Cyber Security & Crime Expert, Dr Yankson, Head of the Cyber Crime Unit of the Ghana Police Service, Dr Nnenna Ifeanyi-Ajufo, Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Lancaster University, Ghana, Jean-Jacques Badibanga, Senior Trial Lawyer of the International Criminal Court and Dahirou Sant-Anna, International Cooperation Advisor of the ICC.

The remaining sessions will amongst others consider topics such as ‘Covering International Crimes: The Role of the Media’, and ‘Overview of the International Criminal Court: Structure, Jurisdiction and Preliminary Examinations’. Additionally, the remaining sessions will focus on ‘Basics of International Criminal Law and Justice: Getting to Know and Understand International Crimes and Practice at the ICC: Trials and Cases’.

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The ACICJ

The ACICJ is dedicated to growing the body of knowledge on International Criminal Law & Justice (ICLJ), its necessity and the place of Africa within that paradigm. The ACICJ was conceived as a result of the success of the International Criminal Court (ICC) & Africa Conference held at GIMPA in March, 2016.

The aim of the ACICJ is to center the ongoing discourse on Africa’s role and place in the work of the ICC as it applies to the continent.

The Centre hopes to formalise the network of conference participants as well as International Criminal Law Scholars from all over the world to sustain the conversation, engaging the greater ICLJ community, as well as serve as a focal point for ongoing research, scholarship and training on the ICC and broader ICLJ issues across the continent.

In the post, the man is seen giving details of the affair between the student and the other man whose name was only given as Mr Ansah, to his wife.   

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The man in the post, tells Mr Ansah’s wife of her husband having rented an apartment worth GH¢ 10,800.00 for a two-year- rent duration for his student lover, as well as informing her of the periods her husband comes to visit his student lover.

He further begged the man’s wife to come and halt the relationship between them as he himself is interested in the lady.

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