Hon. Ablakwa’s Constituency Celebrates First Aerospace Engineer, Offers Masters Scholarship

Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Member of Parliament for the North Tongu Constituency, has celebrated the constituency’s first-ever Aerospace Engineer.

The success story of the brilliant Miss Alice Dziwornu was achieved at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) on Friday, 22nd November 2024.

Alice was part of the 2024 graduating class of the university, honored over the weekend after four years of study. The journey that culminated in this great success began with sponsorship from the North Tongu MP’s Scholarship Scheme, enabling her to pursue her dreams.

Reacting to Alice’s success story, Hon. Ablakwa expressed his delight at her achievement. “I am delighted my scholarship scheme has played a little part in her great story,” he stated in a Facebook post sighted by Ghana Education News.

She not only persevered in her quest for academic success in a male-dominated field but also emerged as one of the best in her discipline.

As part of his effort to help Alice reach her full potential, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has offered Miss Alice Dziwornu another full scholarship to cover her Master’s program. “I have offered another full scholarship for her masters,” he stated.

According to the Member of Parliament for the constituency, he hopes that Alice will one day work with big companies like Boeing in aerospace engineering. “Emerging tops in a male-dominated field, I have no doubt that Miss Dziwornu will achieve her ambition of working with Boeing and motivating girls in rural Ghana to embrace STEM,” he wrote as he celebrated the young lady for her academic success.

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Who is North Tongu Constituency’s First Ever Aerospace Engineer?

Miss Alice Dziwornu is the first ever aerospace engineer from the North Tongu Constituency. She attained the enviable record after studying at the KNUST with the support of the member of parliament for her constituency, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa. 

She is also the first ever female from the North Tongu Constituency in Ghana to achieve this feat. Her success is expected to challenge girls in her constituency to embrace mathematics, science, and STEM in general.

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Below is his full post on his official Facebook page.

We are prouder that this was achieved by an outstanding female who also graduated with a first class from KNUST on Friday.

Congratulations to the incredibly brilliant Miss Alice Dziwornu.

Alice secured full sponsorship from the North Tongu MP’s Scholarship Scheme to pursue her dreams.

I have offered another full scholarship for her masters.

When Alice’s mum told me five years ago that with the passing of Alice’s dad she had no hope of further education, I assured her that with God there is hope.

I am delighted my Scholarship Scheme has played a little part in her great story.

Emerging tops in a male dominated field, I have no doubt that Miss Dziwornu will achieve her ambition of working with Boeing and motivating girls in rural Ghana to embrace STEM.

Thanks Alice for making me a proud MP.

Chairman, Committee on Assurances; Former Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education, and Ministry of Information, Ghana.

Written by Ghana Education News Editorial Staff

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