Takoradi: Judith Nana Abena Nti was recognized as the overall best graduand for the 2024/2025 graduating class at Takoradi Technical University (TTU), as announced by Professor George Adjei, the Chairman of the Takoradi Technical University Governing Council. Professor Adjei emphasized the university's commitment to aligning its academic programs with industry needs and technological trends.
According to Ghana News Agency, Professor Adjei highlighted the university's vision to be recognized as a world-class institution known for excellence, innovation, and societal relevance. He made these remarks during the 26th congregation ceremony, where degrees, Higher National Diplomas (HNDs), and Diplomas were conferred upon students who successfully completed their programs and met all academic requirements.
Professor Adjei noted that the university's blend of traditional and new programs offers graduates the knowledge and skills needed in both national and global markets. He stressed the importance of humility and recognizing the contributions of individuals who, despite lacking formal education, play a vital role in the nation's development. Graduates were encouraged to be ambassadors for TTU and to support institutional growth through alumni engagement.
In addition to Judith Nana Abena Nti's achievement, Master Obed Agyapong Boakye was honored as the overall best male graduand, and Miss Millicent Gnmen Banoye received the Reverend Professor Frank John Eshun Excellence Award for best physically challenged student. Reverend Professor Frank John Eshun, Vice Chancellor of TTU, reaffirmed the university's commitment to quality education, industry partnerships, and empowering graduates.
In the 2024/2025 academic year, TTU graduated 3,750 students, including those awarded Bachelor of Technology degrees, Higher National Diplomas, Competency Based Training certificates, and Diplomas of Technology. The university introduced sign language training and assistive devices to support hearing-impaired students, reflecting its commitment to inclusivity.
Professor Eshun announced that the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission accredited several new programs for the 2025/2026 academic year, including BSc. Event Management and B. Tech. Media and Communication Technology. The TTU Innovation Hub, in collaboration with strategic partners, implemented programs focused on agribusiness, technology innovation, youth employability, and sustainable enterprise creation.
TTU's dedication to research and innovation was underscored by its ranking as Ghana's Number One Technical University in the AD Scientific Index University and Scientist Rankings. This recognition affirms TTU's commitment to research excellence and academic distinction.