UGBS 2018 Yearbook

UGBS 2018
YEARBOOK
ISSUE01
2018EDITION
THE 4-YEAR
JOURNEY
DOC. AGYENIM/MR. X/MS.Y
STACEY ABENA
OWUSU-ANSAH
African Union Hall Treasurer

THE 2018 GRADUATING BATCH OF UNIVERSITY OF GHANA BUSINESS SCHOOL
PRESENTS
UGBS 2018
YEARBOOK
WITH THE HELP OF MR. X & MS. Y

CONTENTSWe are really excited to finally bring this Yearbook dream to a
reality! The whole idea came to mind in Level 400 first semester. We
realized that the departures of everyone from the four corners of
University of Ghana was imminent and we wanted to make a mark
and leave something behind for the student body to remember
and cherish for the rest of their lives. As this has never been done
before by our predecessors and it served as an excellent motivation
to make it happen. We tried to involve the whole student body by
giving chances to everyone to bring in their quotes whilst taking
pictures of themselves to attach to the quotes. The process was
indeed involving but in the end we got it done and we are thankful
to everyone who contributed to it. This yearbook shares the biggest
experiences from the beginning of our journey to the end. It is our
sincere hope that this becomes a stepping stone for even better
yearbooks to emerge in the near future. It was made for you and we
hope you enjoy it.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
• Macauley Sedudzi Yao
E.I.C/Creative Director
• Amoafo-Danquah K. Peprah
1st Deputy
• Eshun Bill
2nd Deputy
• Mills Nana-Addo
Script Analyst
• Tuffour Samuel Kwadwo
Proofreader
• Boare Hughes
Arts Director
• Apau John
Photography Director
• Thompson Cecil
Asst. Photography Director
• Ocansey Evans
Production Manager
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD
8 THE INTERVIEW BATTLE OF THE BALLS
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10 MR.X & MS.Y
INSURANCE
STUDENTS PROFILE 72
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ACCOUNTING
STUDENTS PROFILE
TOURISM FAIR
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30NIRVANA
HRM
STUDENTS PROFILE 78
36
FINANCE
STUDENTS PROFILE
ENTREPRENUERSHIP
FAIR 81
46PRESENTATION
PAHS
STUDENTS PROFILE 86
56FIND YOUR SUB
11:59
LEGACY DINNER90
58
MARKETING
STUDENTS PROFILE
MEMORIES
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The University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) is a premier business
school in the sub-region focused on developing world-class human
resources and capabilities to meet national development needs and global
challenges, through quality teaching, learning, research and knowledge
dissemination.
UGBS is a member of reputable international networks of business
schools such asAACSB -TheAssociation toAdvanceCollegiateSchools of
Business (www.aacsb.edu/about), GNAM - Global Network for Advanced
Management (http://advancedmanagement.net/) and AABS - Association
ofAfrican BusinessSchools (http://www.aabschools.com/).TheSchool has
collaborations with leading business schools in North America, Europe,
Asia and Africa in the areas of student/faculty exchanges, academic
programme, case studies, and research development.
The School offers various undergraduate, masters and PhD programmes
in its six academic departments – Department ofAccounting, Department
of Finance, Department of Marketing & Entrepreneurship, Department of
Operations and Management Information Systems (OMIS), Department
of Organisation and Human Resource Management (OHRM), and
Department of Public Administration and Health Services Management
(PAHSM). Some of the Masters programmes including EMBA, MBA, MSc
Development Finance, MSc Information Systems, and MA Marketing
Strategyarealsoruninaflexiblemode(evenings,weekendsandsandwich)
to enable students pursue graduate studies whiles working.
The School’s executive education outfit, UGBS-Executive Development
(UGBS-ED), offers executive education and tailored programmes to
executives and senior management across various sectors while its
Enterprise Development Service (EDS) specialises in providing business
development, business advisory, and consulting to a wide range of
enterprises.
UGBS has qualified and experienced faculty who are committed to
carrying out research that is relevant for policy, covering a variety of
areas including, finance, banking, insurance, accounting, marketing,
entrepreneurship, information systems, operations management,
human resource management, health services management, and public
administration.
Contact Us:
P. O. Box LG 78, Legon, Accra Twitter: @ugbsofficial
ugbsmarcoms@ug.edu.gh Facebook: ugbsofficial
ABOUT UGBS

Who was your inspiration as a child and who is your
inspiration now?
My inspiration? I have always been my source of
inspiration. I see myself to be an internally-locused
human actor.
What were your favourite and worst subjects during
your time at UGBS?
Principles of psychology taught by Dr. Afrifa and
Professor Arku’s Accounting in level 200. My worst
one was Mrs. Charlotte Osei’s Commercial Law 1. She
displayed a lot of arrogance!
Do you engage in any other work apartfrom lecturing?
Yes I do. I help others outside the confines of the
classroom including consultancy.
What do you usually do in your spare time?
I drink with friends. Spare time is spare time.
What things in life are still a mystery to you?
The power to dominate others is very important to some
academics
Favourite musician, actor and/or celebrity?
Daddy Lumba tops the lot for me. I also enjoy the songs
of others like Amakye Dede, Kojo Antwi, Ebony and Bob
Marley. Christiana Love and Philipa Baafi sing very good
gospel songs as well and I like listening to them. For
actors, it’s Bob Santo. The celebrity though it’s myself,
Agyenim-Boateng.
Would you pet a rabbit given the chance?
Always. Coincidentally, we had one when I was a child.
Rabbits are adorable creatures and I plan on keeping
some at home in the near future.
What has impressed (and disappointed) you the most about
the current crop of students in UGBS?
UGBS possess very intelligent students with bright futures
but excuse my language, they show some worrying amount
of timidity.
Where would you want to be in the next decade?
I want to become a source of reference for new insights into
accounting and governance knowledge.
What keeps you up at night? (i.e. Your greatest fear)
The population ratio does! Those on the street usually
produce 80% of us and when that percentage comes into
power, they’ll rule the remaining 20% with vengeance
because they most often than not blame their past
misfortunes on them.A brutal form of dictatorship emerges
from that.
If you had the power to change anything, what will you
change in UGBS, UG, Ghana and World?
In the UGBS setting, I would help allow more
conversations between the student body and the
lecturers as there is a gap between them. I also would
encourage better cohesion among the various units
in the University of Ghana as a whole. The church
and other independent institutions in our nation have
to be more transparent in their dealings and I would
encourage that given the chance. In the world?
Homosexuality is something I would want to help
prevent through some form of treatment.
What advice would you give to the 2018 Year group?
They should go out and be good ambassadors of
UGBS and University of Ghana.
Dr. Cletus Agyenim-Boateng is an accomplished
individual with a first-class Bachelor’s degree in
Business Administration, Accounting option from the
University of Ghana Business School and also has a
certificate in Professional Ethics. He also happens to
be a member of theAssociation ofCharteredCertified
Accountants (ACCA) and British Accounting and
Finance Association (BAFA). That does not end there.
He holds a PhD degree in Accounting and Finance
from the University of Manchester Business School
and a Master’s degree in International Development,
Development Finance option (with merit), from the
University of Manchester’s Institute for Development
Policy and Management (IDPM). If we delve into other
stuff about him, we might have to write a full book
(laughs). The UGBS Yearbook 2018 are honored to get
the chance to speak to him.
DR. CLETUS
AGYENIM-BOATENG
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DISCLAIMER
TheeditorialboardoftheUGBS2018Yearbookisnot
responsibleforanyactionsofMr.X(&MsY)andcannot
beheldaccountablefortheiractionsorinactions
Mr. X is an average looking
UGBS, and by this, it means
he has a nice haircut,
designer top, wears jeans
and a sneaker footed guy
who comes to class with
earpiece in his ear listening
to God knows what, with
one book in his hand. He
complains that G1 is too
small and prefers A1 to the
former because it’s huge
making it easier for him
to hide from questions
and statements like “this
is embarrassing” from
you know who, leaves late
for tutorials and end up
perching in the already
crowded F4/F5. He usually
pretends to laugh at
lecturers’ dry jokes, hardly
writes notes and wants the
class to end early because
he has FIFA/NBA/MK
fixtures to play with his
‘homeboys’ or he simply
doesn’t like the lecturer
for personal reasons. After
class, he chats a little and
collects few hugs from his
female friends as well as
crushes he may be trying
to cuff and talks to his boys
about everything afterwards;
from football matches that
were played over the previous
weekend to small talks about
how he got compliments from
female colleagues and new-
found admirers on his new
shirt or sneakers as well as
his improved physique, never
forgetting to switch dialects;
from pidgin to eloquently
composed English depending
on the gender and level of
familiarity. He then leaves his for
his hall till the next lecture.
It can’t be proven that Ms. Y
actually hasn’t got a braided hair,
pencil jeans and flats wearing
lady, with her handbag at hand.
Not forgetting her favourite
convo starter being “hey, I
like your shoe” even though
she has seen a guy wear it for
the hundredth time. With the
front seat being her favourite
position in class, she elegantly
walks in class alone or usually
with her clique and brings out
her materials to prepare for the
lecture. During lectures, she
writes a lot of notes eligibly and
sometimes records if feeling
lazy as well as asking questions
and never forgets to laugh at the
lecturer for the mistakes made. She
makes sure to get familiar with the
TAs during tutorial sessions for smart
and other reasons. She normally
leaves class quickly because she
either is the ‘no new friends’ type or
has to cook or continue her favourite
series or even has to go for her new
clothes to ‘slay’ in subsequently
lectures as a way of stunting on
her male colleagues, especially the
zoned ones on her list as well as their
crushes. After all, she has to increase
her brand positioning.
Aside from we going for lectures
for at least 45 courses during our 4
years in UGBS, * sigh, it wasn’t easy
ad all but we’ve made it*, others
took interest in the personal lives of
others through gossips or sometimes
eavesdropping during their small
talks about the opposite sex to know
their relationship statuses and to be
updated all the time.
Both Mr. X and Ms. Y like to know
“stuff”, what is happening when,
where and being done who. Mr. X
knows who’s dating who, who got
snubbed (baaad bouncing), who’s
zoned and who is in a comfortable
lead. Also knows who missed class
and why. The editorial board, with
its quest to bring a sense of realism
to this, requested both of them
to come on board with their vast
knowledge of the happenings in the
lives of UGBS students, which was
accepted but came along with some
of the more mischievous behaviour,
which are scattered throughout the
yearbook. From the hard-hitting Prof
(with all due respect), to the F sharing
mafia lecturer, the ever-famous Kay
Pee and Kombat brouhaha and the
subsequent licking the former in the
controversial but successful BHJCR
elections. Also, the clash of the balls,
not forgetting the hearsays after the
leavers’ dinner, the ever hilarious but
unnecessary group fights, amongst
others.
So, sit back, relax, laugh like you do in
those moments, sigh if it’s aimed at
you and enjoy the handiwork of Mr. X
and Ms. Y.
PS: If you’re looking for who they are,
here is a hint for you, it’s @&^%*?:>
ABOUT MR. X AND MS. Y
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ACCOUNTING STUDENTS PROFILE
CHAPTER

the Sky’s not the limit.., it is just a
mirage
Addington Espiranza N T
Life is a race...Don’t stop running even
when you’re down
Adase Ferdinand
In the absence of better and best,
good is the best.
Abrokwah Emmanuel
I don’t argue with idiots so please
don’t start.
Ablordeppey John
“I dwell in possibility. I dwell in
positivity.”-Emily D.
Abdallah Huzaif
#purposedriven
Abbiw Adjoa A.
It’s a small world so do well to behave
yourself
Abban Samuel Ato
We keep graduating only to continue
schooling
Asomaning-Agyei Agyeiwaa
Romans 8:28
Johnfiah Raymond Acquah
beyond imperfectionsLife is an adventure..Just explore!!!
Aflo Esi JenniferAfful Rita Maame Ansima
Success is me.
Adu-Poku Manfred
the time is always right to do what’s
right
Adu-Amankwah Justice
Live,love,smile and always be joyful
Adomako Margaret
Keep it simple. Complicated’s ugly.
Adom Audrey Sesi
Life is how you make it
Adidivi Richard
Veni Vidi Vici...I came, I saw, I
conquered
Addo Paul Gyebi
To be or make it be
Addo Rebecca Agyeiwaa

Grades don’t give papers,
determination does #betaforlife
Akam Emmanuel
He who rests rust. Through light, we
shall see light.
Aidoo Asante Bernard
It’s been God since day one.
Ahafianyo Audrey Elorm
And now the ACTUAL hardwork
begins...peace!
Agyeman-Duah Daniella
If there’s no way create one
Agyeman Gabriel Fosu
Melanin
Agyekum Lydia Kissiwaa
God has a perfect plan for us
Agyekum Hannah
It’s a very small world, always behave
yourself.
Aggrey-Ampiah Michael
Smart work produces success; work
smart, not hard
Agbozo, Joyce S. Abra
Mischief Managed. Once in a while blow your own damn
mind
Amoako Nana Ama SerwahAmoafo-Danquah K. Peprah
I’m a Lion
Hear me Roar!
Amoah Gyaemi
I love y’all
Don’t worry we gonna be alright
Amissah Vincent
Always use your hands to serve and
your heart to love.
Amesimeku VanessaAmenuvor Claudia Afi .A.
Learn from the past live the future
Amarhfio Samantha A.
No one else can make you happy but
YOU.
Akuamoah Priscilla
Been there. Done that. Only God is
worth it!!
Akrong Eustace
Don’t just set goals. hunt them

#Purpose-driven
Aryee Meek
The Lord is my light and my salvation
Appiah Mary Korkor
Excuses are useless Results are
priceless
Appiah Eric
Dreams do come true if you have the
courage to pursue them
Annan-Bonny Priscilla
“Step into greatness by standing out
See me See Smiles”
Ankomah Cephas
Those sowing seed with tears will reap
with a joyful shout!
Anim Samuel Asante
A cool gentleman full of potential.
Get closer to enjoy it.
Andorful Henry
A NEW PURPOSE.
Anaba Evans
In a world where nothing is certain,
everything is possible
Amoaku Patrick Kwame
Smile through every pain
Blemadzi Randolf
Failure is a step to climb to success
Bizoola Rubi Nazura
if you think education is expensive,
try ignorance.
Badu Emmanuella
Not everything that counts can be
counted
Badoo Linda Naa
Speak Little of yourself, Be humble,
Be the Genius you are.
Baah-Adade Kwaku
I don’t enjoy attention I don’t deserve.
Like you readingthis
Attipoe Prince
What concerns God must concern
you.
Atabu Wisdom Kwaku
Jesus really lives
Assignon Bella Adzo
See you at the topmost top!
Asiamah Rosemary A.

Comfort zones are cool but just for a
moment. Keep moving!
Darko Prince Sedem
Believe in yourself
Darko Nana Akua
Every challenge is an opportunity to
right the wrongs.
Dansoa Nana Akosua
His Royal Highness
Danquah-Darko Kwabena
THERE IS MORE THAN MEETS THE
EYE.
Debrah Osei Derek
A Smooth Sea Never Made A Skilled
Sailor
( DDD, 2014)
Dankwah Daniel Danso
Every new beginning comes from
some other beginning’s end!
Cayley-Hushie Dugbaki
Watch me build an empire...
Botchway Kelvin Akwetey
If life were predictable, it would cease
to be life.
Boakye Lydia
In all stages of life, success is the goal.
Effah Emmanuel Opoku
Variety is the spice of life.
Dzokoto Delali Akosua P.
You are the best gift you can give to
the world.
I live my life like noone’s business.
Dzededzi Bridget Yayra
Duodu Samuel Baah
Butum Bala!!!
Donkor Jesave
Eventually everything connects
Doku Doreen-Jean Borley
If you want to be safe,use me.
Dwomoh Bright Obeng
Be intentional
Deguenon Kezia
Uphold your value and contribute to
the worth of the others.
De-Graft Korsaama Miah

Whatever you are, be a good one.
Hotor Enock Dela
Fall down 7 times,
Rise up 8 times.
Hassan Ishao
Dreams of a future Utopia.
Hamenoo Nunya Kwame
Mashah Allah
Hafisu Hassana
My mission is not merely to survive but
to thrive with style
Godzi Kafui
Live life to the fullest
Gbenartey Nina Tsiakour
It’s better to try and fail than not trying
at all
Fredua- Mensah Dorothy
If something doesn’t challenge you,
it doesn’t change you
Eshun Bill
Focus on your dreams; never ending a
day without a step
Effah Nana Adwoa Anokye
Generically Unique, Uniquely Generic.
Macauley Sedudzi Yao
Always be on top of your game.
Luh Peter
CHRIST IS WORKING CAN’T YOU
SEE...!!!
Larbi Patrick Jnr.
Veni, Vidi, i created priceless
memories for my future self!
Kudah Kingsley Ofoe
The Lord is my strength
Kortey Salomey
GROWING IS MANDATORY BUT
GROWING UP IS INTENTIONAL.
Koomson Elizabeth Ama
Be yourself.
Kenu Kenneth Edem
Never let anyone make the choice for
you. Be your own master
Issaka Sakina
Hard work pays
Issah Khidir

*Imagine something*
Never Give Up.
Morrison Stephen
Hey there! I just graduated
Mohammed Yunuss
Girl on fire
Mohammed Awal Mariam
Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow.
It’ll soon be here
Mills Nana-Addo
Give more and expect less.
Mensah Israel AndrewMensah Daniel Appiah
Be the change you wish to see in the
world.
Martey Clement
Hard work pays
Martei Emmanuel
Never quit being yourself. Do you!
Maduka Jennifer Ifeyinwa
Love is measured by what it can do.
Ofori Priscilla Abena
Be your own competition
Oduro Sandra Esi Mayeni
I haven’t even begun to peak
Ocansey Evans
Stay Schemin’
Nyarko Bennett Kwaku Jnr.
Don’t take life so seriously, no one gets
out alive.
Nyante Susuana Naanai
Try not to bcam a man of success,
rather bcam a man of value
Nunoo Robert Carl
The limit of sense is not the same as
that of imagination.
Ntow Isaac
I didn’t loose my mind, it was just
college
Ntiakoh Nicholas Panyin
At the end of it all,
the memories are what we get to
keep
Nimoh Jerry

Otchere Octavia Ama S.
Do not become what you hateDon’t lose but learn
Osei Emmanuel
Not too serious & not too “Idoncare”. I
create my fun.
Osei Bonsu Leslie
roses are red violet are blue I thank
God for seeing me thru
Osae Emmanuel Koranteng
I know in whom I have believed.
Opoku Baah Michael
Live the life you want and not the life
you have to.
Okyere Isaac
Crazy...in the best possible way you
could ever imagine
Ofosu-Brakoh Adelaide S.
The sky isnt the peak when there’re
footprints on the moon.
Ofosu Stephanie Darkoa
Make the most out of very chance you
get to show your mettle
Ofori-Larbi Samuel
Soaring with the mindset of an eagle.
Semarco Louis
There’s no key to happiness... the door
is always opened
Segbedzi- Rich Sefakor
Seed is powerless until it is planted
Quist Andrew Charles
Its not over until God says its over.
Quaye Clementia
God. Country. Family.If you don’t stand for something you
will fall for anything
Quagraine MichaelQuagraine Jonathan
You don’t worry about fitting in when
you’re custom made
Prempeh Agyekumwah
Live to please God and all around you
will be pleased.
Owusu Kingsley Kofi
Roses are red, violets are blue
I just graduated, how about you?
Owusu Brian Brister

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When I saw you I fell in Love, and you
smiled becos you knew
Osei Kwame
“Is nat easy ad all”- Koo Fori, 2018.
Tuffour Samuel Kwadwo
Drinking every night because we drink
to my accomplishments
Twum Barima Meri-Ann N.
Live life fighting every single minute.
Tettey Maud Kyekye
I’m just awesome... and I don’t like
bragging.
Tetteh Obed
All I see is success
Tengey Vida Abla
Hard work beats TALENT when
TALENT doesn’t work hard
Tawiah Evelyn Akosuah
Greatness is a matter of consious
effort and discipline.
Tabiri Opare Julius
Change how you think, change your
life
Sunu Godwin
Pillows over lectures yet we still made
it.
Shamatey Priscilla
“When a crime goes unpunished, the
world becomes unbalanced”
Arhin David KwameZiorklui Kevin Selorm
Whether you think you can or you
cannot, you’re right.
60 characters of fame?.... a standing
ovation first .
Yeboah Bright Emmanuel
Perception is key.
Yeboah Francis Boateng
I stay cheesin’ cos of you
Yeboah Emmanuella Abena
“
ANONYMOUS QUOTES
Sometimes, you don’t need to worry your head. If it’s going to work out,
it will, whether you worry your head or not. God has the master plan.
When everyone else is panicking, trust in the plan he has for you, and that
regardless of what happens, everything is working together for your good
in the end. This is my UGBS story.

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Let the
good times
roll!!!
“
NIRVANA
Aqua Safari Trip, 2018

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Live life like you are dying
As for school, Everyone must come
some.
Adu Lois
Prepare for the worst but still Pray for
the best
Adeng Jeffrey Ranel
Be the best you can be !
Addo Vinanda Afua AdufuaAdatsi Sylvester KwameAdahou Jocelyn
Believe and you can achieve it
Your best is yet to come ; relax and
watch God work.
Acquah Joel Caleb
Take risk you win, you’ll be happy.
Ackom Abigail
*Inserts something profound*
Abbia-Kwakye Eva Idun
“Shoot for the moon and if you miss,
land in the stars”
Apalbilah Nathaniel Z.Angoo Daniel
Gentility without ability is stupidity
Amofa Obeng Nana Adwoa
It doesn’t get any easier from here.
Prep yourself & step up
You cannot speak butterfly language
with caterpillar people
Amekudzi Josephine
4 yrs 1 book owned ,but still man has
graduated. Google head
Akuamoah KennedyAkotoye Winfred
Turn down your feelings and turn up
your hustle
What doesn’t kill you makes you
stranger
Akotia Michael
We aim above the mark but eventually
bargain for anything
Akonnor Richmond Osae
Determination makes man achieve all
his life desires.
Akadom Kwabena Asante

Bampoh Seth
Bobby S....Wisdom flows when the brain is your
body’s spring.
The “Savvy Audacious mastermind”
that’s me. Smiles...
Ayishetu Mimi Abass A.
Audu Florence Ufedo
Hakuna Matata
Asomaning Gideon Opoku
Do to others as you would have them
do to you. Luke 6:31
Asiedu Clariet Serwaa
“Whatever good things we build end
up building us.”
Asane Anna Baaba B.Arthur Bright
Work hard play hard stay steadfast in
Christ
Live, Live well.
Appiah Nana Yaw N.
One brick a day..Ground up to the Top.
Future is gonna be LIT
Donkoh Nana Kweku N.
Life gives you one stone at a time.
Throw it well..!
Desmond Adu
From Benin to Ghana... Happiness is
the new Jam
Degbe Monelle
Daniel Busumprah
God is goodIf not the best, then with the best!
Charway Nii Odoi Nicholas
Lift up someone else and you’ll rise like
a Phoenix
Buobalang Moses
Life is short so do what you can now.
Brehini EmmanuelBotchway Karl
Take chances, take risks Because
Fortune Favours The Brave
Boglo Godwin Bliss
Put your best foot out when you dance
with your destiny

Too many friends kills a man and gets
a woman pregnant.
Mensah Solomon Asante
We can make great impact with just a
SMILE..
Kwarteng Matilda Owusuaa
In the end Life fucks us all up so be
Humble.Im done talking
Kwamena Koomson
Each one of us is an important part of
the masterpiece.
Konadu Maxeline Akosua
Figure out who you are and live your
best life Be Youtifully
Forson Lilian Naa Kordei
I am greatness simplified
Fordjor Paul Kwaku
Every saint got a past, every sinner got
a future. Elite!
Essien Emmanuel Kaku
Achieving is your responsibility from
start to finish.
Doreen Pokuaa Adu
Never underestimate anybody
Oduro-Amoyaw Steve
Those who know, they know
Odjawo Jude Derrick
“Brownies are always the answer
# #)rekodo #KYHU
Obuam Sekyi Paa Kofi
3y3 mpaebo( Its Prayer)
Nyame Joshua Lord
Somewhere between psychotic and
iconic
Boakye “Nana Figa” Gerald
If you can’t beat them, arrange for
them to get beaten💆
Nana Ama Abreafi A.
Never give up in life, no matter what!Hard work and importunity is the only
way to become lucky
Monnie LorettaM-Mebi Ntelikime Francis
Have the ability to make sense of
unfamiliar context.
Mireku Freda Akua

He who is afraid to ask is ashamed of
learning
Stewart Charles Rigg
Hardwork was the primacy
You ain’t lame to know the outcome
Sarpong Nana A. Dixon
Heart Within, God O’erhead!
Owusu-Kwarteng Kwabena
Owusu-Ansah Stacey A.
Don’t be sorry, be better.If it don’t make dollars it don’t make
sense.
Osei-Aboagye Rachael
Knowledge is underrated
Okyere-Mensah Deborah
Getting this degree was definitely an
extreme sport
Ohene-Asante Rosalind
No one can do you the way you do.
So believe in yourself.
The only way is through Jesus Christ
Ofori-Addo Julie AsherOfori Patience
Think positively,
Your life is shaped by your thoughts
Yevenyo Kwame Elorm
Don’t let anyone rush you with their
timelines
Yahaya Iddi Tung-Teiya
When you meet me, just call me
Eyekon.
Thompson Cecil
Enjoy life while you can
Don’t let situations dictate it
Tetteh Jonathan Laweh
Success is for the disciplined
Tawiah Nicholas Nii T
Love is the supreme ethic
Tampi Jacob
Take out everything that causes
failure.Choose Success!
Tamakloe Sandra Selinam
“ ANONYMOUS QUOTES
AmiCoff is to Accounting students, as Abugre is
to Finance students.

46 47PRESENTATION PAGE
Entrepreneurship Presentation
March 2017
Shelter Teyi | Lecturer

Part of INVERT
Some Members of FINDAPP

Day
Two

DAY THREE

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A MR. X PROJECT
• “Nana quanti”
• Teacher with a Vowel
• “I love you and I want to marry
you”, said......
• I did a shuttle advert, but still
lost. Who am I?
• People think I’m addicted to
books, but never knew grinding
at drink-ups was also a fantasy.
• I went to visit on Saturday
evening, but got invited for
Church, so by 5:30am, I was
ready. Who am I?
• During exams, I surprisingly
finishes early upon seeing my
crush finish just to move to her.
Who am I?
• I ignorantly stole my sister’s
body lotion while mine got
finished thinking I was doing
her only to get a multicolored
face in less than 2 weeks. Who
am I?
• I have a girlfriend but it’s only in
my room, I always take others
for occasions. Who am I?
• We used to laugh at girls who
weren’t doing makeup because
we thought we were slay
queens meanwhile our makeup
can paint A1. Who are we?
• Walking from Diaspora to Bush
K to buy Fufu for my girl with
my last ¢5
• Even at the bread and eggs
seller’s place, I can take your
girl
• Only me, I was in couple of the
year with two different guys,
who am I?
• I’ve asked almost every UGBS
girl out before.
• He started a business to
increase his “market”, but
still......
• “Sir, please I have a question....
how do you balance work and
your personal life?”
• I’m a quiet boy, but if you try, I
will “eat” you sharp. Who am I?
• “If you have the assets, me dier
I’ll look, after all 6 feet.”
• From Level 100 to 400, I’ve
tried, but the zone is hard to
get out from. Who am I?
• I never knew I had this many
secret admirers till the Quanti
IA results came out.
56 57FIND YOUR SUB PAGE

58 59MRKT PROFILE PAGE
MARKETING STUDENTS PROFILE
CHAPTER

Essel Nana Araba Oparebea
You gotta love my personalityIn a gold rush , don’t rush for gold . Sell
shovels
Dzidza Thompson
Civility doesn’t imply weakness. Stay
woke!
Pick a flower, nurture it and watch it
grow!!
Boahene Kwasi Kyei
Ayena Edna Elorm
Charlie Mabr3!! Mode3 twa mi follow
@Me_kekeli
Awudey Kekeli
Too blessed to be stressed!
Assiamah Alberta Akua
Live life like you will die tomorrow but
be wise about it 🤗
Ahmed Sadique K.B
“I cannot come and go and kill myself”
- Life anthem
Agada Abigail Adoyi Ene
In the great words of MIGOS; walk it
like I talk it...OKRRR!
Adjei Nana Yaa Pokua
I will tolerate anything... but mediocrity
Sherilyn Odametey
God’s Plan
Sarpong Ken
Walked through the 4yrs with my
Sneakers, CropTops and Jeans.
Saaman Linda
LIFE IS GIVING BACK MORE THAN
YOU TAKE. BECOME A BLESSING.
Quaye Isaac Nii
Always be sure to notice the collateral
beauty
Oklu Kate
Make hay while the sun shiles
Ohemeng Joseph Junior
Sarcasm and Google got me through
these hard times.
Odartey-Edwards Nabes
Meh
Mills Vanessa
Shout out Google, Wikipedia and copy
& paste for my degree
MacAuley Charlotte Fafa

Younge Glenn Amoatia
Don’t follow your dreams, follow my
twitter @YouAreAbotos.
...............
Twum-Baah Maame Akua T.
Be happy at nobody’s expense and
simply love yourself !
Tetteh Dickson
A DAY IN THE LIFE
OF A DIASPORAN STUDENT
A
typical day well sure goes
like this; getting up from bed
(either through an alarm or
that roommate who likes his early
dose of music) swaging up putting
on my best sneaks, plugging in some
earphones basically for sound effect
purposes, then the struggle begins
coming out of the hall to meet
fellow estranged students under the
scorching rays of the sun , those who
think they’re above the norm always
have an extra ¢5 to charter that taxi
and those who have cars have their
cars full with other course mates, for
methoughinordertominimizeevery
expense to the barest minimum
because I’m applying the golden rule
I learnt at UGBS on day 1, “minimum
cost yields maximum profit”, thus
choose to use the best alternative
known to me; ‘shuttles’. Fast forward
after all the pushing squeezing and
standing in the bus,
I get to the business school at 1. 25
pm, and class starts in 5 minutes,
I rush in feeling all dapper, the
occasional ‘waves’ and ‘hi’s’ with my
close female friends, then I climb
the stairs or use the elevator if I’m
feeling ‘’staircase challenged’, the
elevator to get into A1. I get there
and the front row normally seated
with the girls who have already
booked the first 6 rows for friends
who are now waking up from sleep,
with exercise books that I wish I
could fly out of the window, but for
the fear of being chastised I make
my way slowly to the back, which
is also full, what?! boys have also
booked seats?! Absurd! It’s now left
with the last row of A1 which is as
good as being in bed. Some would
go into neighbouring classrooms
and take chairs and fix on the lanes
which the lecturers would use to
navigate the class potentially saving
the back benchers from the gnarling
questions of these lecturers.
I sit down and the lecturer walks in
briskly and begins the lecture but
most of my fellow back-benchers
are either chatting, texting or liking
the photos of girls in the class on
Instagram. Trying to concentrate
proves futile, so I resort to their
means which includes chatting
sports in between, this continues
until a “Hey you! gentleman in the
stripped top” shouts disrupts the
activities, I look up and there is this
lecturer about to ask me a question,
I haven’t been listening to, instantly
feel let down by those who took
seats they were supposed to block
the lanes to prevent this from
happening. He asks “What’s the
answer?”, my mates know that my
failure to answer the question may
result in the attention swaying over
to their end, one quietly feeds me
the answer, I answer and the lecturer
is convinced I was listening.A big win
for the back benchers and myself,
for not looking like a fool. I attempt
to listen because of the recent scare
but ultimately end up back peddling,
and before I know it, class is almost
over, and I’ve barely heard a word.
It’s the end of the class, there is a
mad rush into the class from the
next class coming to use the room,
the third battle of the day ensues
just to get out of the class.
I get out, I see my boys who “sold
me out” by not “reserving” me a
seat. A quick exchange of banter,
then I see the girls, the greetings are
in order again and this time there
is even more time to chat and not
waste the outfit I put on. Retreating
to the hall is done either by the same
shuttle, but I know my “legoghini” is
very cool, and since it’s in the late
afternoon, the sun is down and oh
yeah, the girls are also utilising their
“Benzes” what more could I possibly
ask for? Plus, I’m are still applying
golden rule 1, this should work out,
until some other guy or girl who
has an automobile comes to snatch
them up right from underneath my
nose, but then it does not matter
anyway, because not too far ahead
I can hear the Paul Pogba “Labile”
shouts and realise that my boys are
not too far ahead and I can catch up
and partake that argument which
ultimately leads to the hall!

64 65BATTLE OF BALLS PAGE
BIT OF HISTORY
ROYAL BALL
RRB
ASNARRATEDBYMs.Y
The Royal Ball vs RRB. Some say the R stands for “rebels”, others
say “Renegades” and some say it’s rather “Rich”, but what we
do know is that, these are two events with the same idea but
different opinions on how it should be running. The Royal Ball is
an event organized by the BHJCR to serve as the official handing
over of power from one generation of executives to the other and
the giving of awards to deserving winners whilst socializing. The
RRB focuses more on socializing and having fun with a few people
whilst giving out their awards as well. Why are they separate?
What brought the division? Sources say the Royal Ball in 2016 did
not turn out as well as was hoped.A lot of complaints came up and
some of the students from that program decided to bring the RRB
into being: “An event the Royal Ball ought to be”. A night at UGBS
quadrangle or a night at Holiday Inn... A normal red carpet or one
with a limo in tow? Those are the extra benefits RRB decided to
add to make it special. Did they achieve that goal last year? Did
the Royal Ball make amends? Which was better? Which flopped?
Were the students tagged “rebels” justified or the tagged was
right?
So Ms.Y has taken it upon herself to share these with you, so you
make you your own choice, but she has decided to pass certian
comments at certain times, just because she can’t help herself so
be on the lookout for those.

RRB ROYAL BALL

THE FOOD
THE KARAOKE
THE AWARDS
His
dance
though
“close
the gap”
THE FOOD
THE LIVE BAND
THE AWARDS

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INSURANCE STUDENTS PROFILE
CHAPTER

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“One thing at a time and that done well is a
very good rule”
Segbedzi-Rich Senyo
Remember to always be you. Unless you
ain’t cool, Then be me.
Fiawosime Amanda Edem
God has done it all
Danso Michael
I’m definitely gonna make the onions cry.
Atutonu Tracy
See me see smiles
Asiedu Kwaku Sarfo
Amoasi-Andoh Aba E.
Asare James Lundin
good boy
Finding a quote for this is more stressful than
life itself!
Let others leave your side feeling happier
Amoah Kenneth Junior
If you’re hotter than me then it means I’m
cooler than you
Adusei Joycelyn Konadu
You’re not popular till I know you.
Twum-Ampofo Mary-Ann
74 75INSR PROFILE PAGE
“ ANONYMOUS QUOTES
• Going for lectures is strategic distin. You’ll have to forecast and see the
lectures you can afford to miss and those you can’t afford to miss. As any
forecast goes, you may be wrong or you may be right.
• Merhn, that is embarrassing.
• ‘The law lecturers will normally come to class few minutes before the per-
mitted “no show” time elapses. So, if you’re going to leave, leave early,
otherwise, all the best.
• Sitting at the back doesn’t mean that we are stubborn, it just means that
we allow those who can’t afford to sit at the back, sit in front
• Going to a lecturethon that starts at 7:30 is an extreme sport. Having
breakfast can either make or break you.
• Rushing to the F classes thinking that you’re early, and will get a seat only
to realise that books have taken over the seats
“
Apparently, when Dr. Narh Doku spoke to us in
level 100 psychology class about grabbing before
we leave school, some people took it to heart and
drew a grabbing plan. Wedding bells soon.
ANONYMOUS QUOTES

78 79HRM PROFILE PAGE
HRM STUDENTS PROFILE
CHAPTER

Either you are the best or with the
best
Addai Jessica
Learn to know the truth for yourself in
every situation.
Yarboi Fynn Razak Abdul
My name, Maltiti
Mohammed Firdaus MaltitiKwafo Ampofo Manasseh
School is ONLY a part of life .... @
governor a_Kwafo
It’s either you’re the best or with the
best!
Boamah George Nfojo
Whenever you get a chance to dance,
dance.
Ekwerike Princess Ujunwa
All things are related and creation is a
package
Bawa Amin Abdul
You don’t have to give up;
The world needs to hear of you.
Addai Vanessa Nana Esi
80 HRM PROFILE
“
Merhn, that is embarrassing.
ANONYMOUS
QUOTES

81PAGE
Entreprenuership Fair
March 2017

MAKOLA
EME
ASAP
INVERT
FINDAPP
ABINCHI SPECTRUM
82 ENT FAIR 2017 PAGE 83

86 87PAHS PROFILE PAGE
PAHS STUDENTS PROFILE
CHAPTER

Glory
Appiah Behome Daniel
Tomorrow’s success begins today
Amugi Naa Okialey Eva
Professor
Amankwaa Albert Owusu
Miss Ritybell
Akorful Rita
Greater things never came from
comfort zone.
Adjokatcher Solomon T.
Not quitting till done
Adjartey Francis
“It was easier to cross the border than
to graduate”
Adamu Mubeenat
When words fail... Music speaks!!
Acquah Bennette
Chief controversial. Lolz
Abubakar Nurudeen M.
Don’t lose hope ,whenthe sun goes
down the stars come out
Tachie Adomaah Berttina
The tables won’t turn until you make
an effort. Thenit’ll roll
Solomon Francesca
A life without Christ is full of crisis
Sam Blay Anna
Quaye Esther
Hardwork breaks no boneThe weak made strong
Osei Akoto Bernard
You can never win a battle without
your self approval
Okunor Solomon
Osofo bortier
Bortier Cephas Shika
Any character that puts a smile on my
face
Bimpong Francis Kojo B. A.
Mistakes are just a single line in the
chapter
Asantewaa Yeboah Mary
88 89PAHS PROFILE PAGE

11:59 LEGACY DINNER
90 91LEAVERS’ DINNER PAGE

The first ever lecturer and students keep fit exercise was so lit. An
unforgettable memory indeed.The walk to Aburi so hectic, tiring but also
so worth it
Although I am not immune to failure, I woke up Tuesday morning to
the shock of my life; that I was not going to graduate just because of
management accounting. It was that terrible. On Wednesday morning I
entered Doctor Coffie’s office and all he could ask me was, who told me
to enter.That is just because he didn’t want to listen to me. He just packed
his things and left. At that point, all hope was almost gone until the next
day when I and a friend went to see Dr Agyenim. He then assured us that
they will do something about it. At that point, I knew that it will only take
a miracle from God for Dr Coffie to do anything about the grades. God
being so God something was done about it and today I look forward to
graduating. One moment you are not graduating and the other moment
you are graduating. It was such an experience I will never forget. UGBS
ACCOUNTING-ONLY GOD KNOWS.
Business mathsTA will try solving a question, and when he can’t continue,
he will say “LET’S TRY IT THIS WAY”
Group 1... Public Administration... “Guys u know I’m wearing my Sunday
dress...I’m tired ... I will teach for only 30mins”
@Brightand@GloriousKajahhaveavideooftwoofourmatesexchanging
love messages on sheets of paper in class
I learned one of our mates was bounced by ladies more than the number
of times all the basket balls in the world have been bounced.
Dr Seidu(Public finance) and a certain guy in class.
“Will your parents be happy when they hear this?”-Dr. Obi
“ you see these people?They are the bottleneck resources “- Coffie 2018
Who remembers what prof amidu told miss sparkles
Albert Owusu Amankwaa (Health Service Administration) In level 300
we met one lecturer who was strict and we were afraid of him his
name is Nana Nimo Appiah. Interestingly he became our best lecturer
and friend in level 400 and we enjoyed our time with him. On the 26th
October of last year he prepared a surprise birthday party for me that
was overwhelming and least expectant. I want to dedicate this to him
and say his heart, love and sense of direction was our strength.
“If Legon admits 2500 people and 2000 graduates, the 500 is closing
stock” -- an example by Coffie
“The drink died and was buried at Nkawkaw” --Bedman
MEMORIES

THANK YOUFOR A WONDERFUL 4 YEARS
ALL THE BEST TO EVERYONE
YOURS TRULY, EDITORIAL BOARD
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