Tetteh Noah has been in the ECOC program since he was 14, and graduated from secondary school on May 25th. Here is an article by Joseph Kingham Orchill capturing Tetteh Noah's graduation day.
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Tetteh Noah is a 21-year-old man from Ghana who joined the Every Child is Our Child program at age 14. Through the support of this program and Unitarian Universalists, Noah was able to complete his primary, junior high, and senior high school education. He has now graduated from senior high school in business. Noah recognizes that he would not have been able to succeed without the support of the UU program. He invites them to celebrate his graduation ceremony to thank them. The program monitor encourages continued support of the program to help students like Noah attend university.
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- 1. S U C C E S S S T O R Y Tetteh Noah is 21 years old. His mother’s name is TettehGifty and his late father’s name is TettehAmewuda. He joined the Every Child is Our Child program at age 14 when he was at class 6. Tetteh Noah has since completed his primary and junior high school education at Okwenya and moved on to King David College for his senior high school education in business. This brilliant boy recognized the fact that he could not accomplish this success if you Unitarian Universalists (UUs) did not offer your support. He therefore invited your program team in Ghana to partake in his graduation ceremony, which was held on the 25th of May 2013 at King David College. I, the program monitor Joseph KinghamOchill, was there to support, knowing that you UUs would have been more than happy to join him to celebrate his big day. I believe Education is the most powerful weapon, which can be used to change the world. I also believe in the principle that I can make a difference in this world. It may be ever so small but it will count for the greater good. I agree with Newton D. Barker that the man who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is uneducated the day after. I therefore call on all UUs to please continue supporting this important program to move children like Noah to the University level. Joseph KinghamOchill An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest!!! TETTEH NOAH NOAH AND FRIENDS T E T T E H N O A H ’ S G R A D U A T I O N