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Ama Emefa Agyeman (née Doris Yaa Owusua Akosa Antwi, PhD
Ama Emefa Xatse) aka “Abusuapanyin”
Head of Marketing & Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins
Communications, Aves International Carey Business School
Academy Bellamy House (Block A); A1
Class (History, Literature in English,
Volunteer – Sickle Cell Awareness and Religion)
Initiative and Grace Scholarship
Foundation Member of Village Outreach and
Ghana United Nations Students and
Youth Association (GUNSA)
Abban House (Block M); A2
Class (English, Literature in English, Birthday: 9th August; Leo; INTP
French) Personality
Member of the Writers &
Debaters Club; Secretary to Junior Alumna of Knox College, USA (BA
Achievement Club; Sick Bay Economics & Computer Science) and
Volunteer Carnegie Mellon University, USA
(MPhil Public Policy & Management;
PhD in Applied Economics &
Interests: Reading; Running; Cooking; Management)
Football and Tennis
Interests: Gardening, Hiking and
ama of three, wife of one, I lift Travelling
Mweights, I run, I read, I sing, I
cook, I love all things football and tennis! My admiration for Jose Mourinho is unparalleled! y time at Wesley Girls’ was fun
Don’t even roll your eyes at that, I’m coming for you! Mand challenging. I could not wait to be done with high school but once I was done, I
wished I had never left.
Jesus is my ultimate person because of his infinite care and love!
I believe if you can survive living away from home starting at age 13 with similarly aged girls,
I had a good experience in Wesley Girls. It ultimately enhanced and contributed in you do not need any other preparation for life.
cementing the core values I was raised with as well as adding to the work ethic and
confidence I had. My most interesting memory in WGHS is Mr. Wie-Jonah always playing the hymn “Dear
Lord and Father of mankind, Forgive our foolish ways!” with emphasis on “forgive our foolish
I took a lot from Wesley Girls’ but what I am most grateful for is the lifetime sisters I have ways” whenever someone was publicly reprimanded for wrongdoing.
made. They no longer qualify to be called friends. I’m truly grateful for the relationships I’ve I am most inspired by Nelson Mandela, the ultimate peace maker.
formed. My father wanted me to be a lawyer, but in keeping with the tradition of kids disappointing
their parents, I became an Economist. I took one Economics class in college and the rest, as
I remember my Nino’s exam topic, Wesley Girls’ is the Light of the World, Discuss. I wrote they say, is history.
that essay with all I had and each time I reflect on the choices I make, I know that I am
indeed a light who shines bright. I try to be the best in all I do while managing to remember I am proud of all my students who have made me realize that teaching is a two-way street. I
(most times) to Live Pure, Speak True, Right Wrong & Follow the King. learn from them as much as they learn from me.
You would be surprised to know that I am obsessed with cars! Pick any random car in traffic
and I can tell you the year, make and model. I also love Zumba and I am looking forward to
being a certified Zumba instructor soon J.
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