Sunyani: The Dormaahene, Osagyefo Oseadeayo Agyemang Badu II, has donated a brand-new saloon car to Miss Jennifer Addae, the valedictorian of the University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) for the 2024/25 academic year. The announcement was made during the university's 10th graduation ceremony, which was held in Sunyani. According to Ghana News Agency, Miss Addae, who graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, achieved a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.95, distinguishing her as the top student among her peers. The Dormaahene, who serves as the paramount chief of the Dormaa Traditional Area and the Council Chairman of UENR, stated that the car gift would become an annual award for future valedictorians during his tenure. In addition to the car donation, the Dormaahene contributed GH?1 million to support infrastructure development at UENR's Dormaa campus. He emphasized the significance of pursuing excellence, innovation, and sustainability to address real-world challenges. The Dormaahene also hi ghlighted UENR's educational approach, which includes interdisciplinary planning, data-driven engagement, and practical programs to transform ideas into viable solutions. This ensures that graduates are not only knowledgeable but also industry-ready and equipped to lead. Moreover, he underscored that achieving a sustainable and innovative future requires diversity and inclusion, promoting equitable access, increasing female enrollment, and supporting students from varied backgrounds. In her valedictory speech, Miss Addae acknowledged the rapidly changing world and identified climate change as both a pressing challenge and a powerful force. She encouraged her fellow graduates to diversify their knowledge responsibly, uplift their communities, and improve every place they encounter. The graduation ceremony was attended by dignitaries, including the Dormaahene, who commended the university's efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion. He observed that UENR has created an environment conducive to the growth of future technologists, fostering innovations across multiple sectors. Miss Addae expressed her gratitude to the Dormaahene for his generous gift, noting that it would motivate her and future graduates to pursue excellence.
Dormaahene Rewards UENR Valedictorian with Saloon Car for Academic Excellence
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