BY: Lambert Coffie | VoltaOnline
Eric Eli Adzie, a sports journalist with GBC-Volta Star Radio in Ho, emerged as the overall best student of the 2024 graduating class at the Evangelical Presbyterian University College’s (EPUC) 16th graduation ceremony held on Friday, March 28.
Mr. Adzie, the immediate past SRC President, graduated with First Class Honours in Governance Studies, earning him the Overall Best Graduating Student, Best Male Graduating Student, and Best Graduating Student in Governance Studies awards.
In his valedictory speech, Mr. Adzie expressed gratitude to the university’s management, lecturers, and family for their support throughout his academic journey.
The ceremony, attended by the Volta Regional Minister, Hon. James Gunu, as the Guest of Honour, and the leadership of the E.P. Church, saw a total of 265 students graduate. This includes 16 Certificate-level graduates, 12 Diploma graduates, 222 Bachelor’s Degree graduates, and 15 Master’s Degree graduates.
Prof. Tsatsu Adogla-Bessa, Acting President of EPUC, presented a comprehensive report highlighting the institution’s growth, challenges, and achievements. He emphasized the values of hard work, discipline, and integrity as the foundation of the graduates’ success.
He also announced a Build, Operate, and Transfer (BOT) agreement for a 3,000-bed hostel facility and lecture halls at EPUC’s permanent site at Wumenu.
Hon. James Gunu commended EPUC for advancing education and regional development. He encouraged graduates to approach future endeavours with dedication, hard work, and innovation, reaffirming government support for tertiary education in the Volta Region.
“Congratulations to the graduates on their achievements; may their contributions benefit society,” Hon. Gunu added.
