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Dr. Irene M. Akwo Kretchy Vivian A. D. Amanquah (née
(BPharm, Mphil, PhD, FGCPharm) Armah)
aka “Mama Renee”
Lecturer, School of Pharmacy, Human Resources Specialist,
University of Ghana
UNICEF
Ellis House (Block B); S1 Class PhD Student in Strategic
(Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
Management (University of
Member of School Choir; GHAMSU;
Athletics Team Nairobi)
Birthday: 23rd May
Alumna of the Kwame Nkrumah Ellis House (Block B); S3 Class
University of Science & Technology (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
(BPharm, PhD); University of Ghana
(MPhil).
Fellow of the Ghana College of Member of the Cadet Corps
Pharmacists and Red Cross
Interests: Table Tennis; Cooking;
Reading detective novels
Alumna of the University
aining admission to Wesley Girls’ of Ghana Business School
GHigh School was simply a blessing.
Having heard so much from past (MBA, Human Resource
students, I knew as a young lady then Management); IDPET Fellow
that I had to experience and be part of
the best high school in Ghana. – Carleton University, Ottawa;
My initial moments in school could be described as a whole cocktail of good and not so pleasant MSP Facilitator – Wageningen University, Netherlands
experiences. I had to adhere strictly to routines, learn to live with ladies with varied backgrounds,
personalities and values about life, and still blend academic work with hobbies and club activities.
Throughout this period, I lived a well-balanced academic, spiritual and social life for which I am Interests: Exploring the magnificent power and amazing creation of the Most
eternally grateful to the Wey Gey Hey environment and ideals.
High God to the fullest
My greatest moment was when Ellis House won both the inter-houses athletics and house
cleanliness competitions in the same year. My team members and I did not just win the 4 x 100
relay race but also set a new record! It was also the year that the School Choir, led by good old esley Girls’ High School: Live Pure, Speak True, Right Wrong and
‘Paa Wie-Jo’, performed admirably at the Speech Day and were rewarded with an excursion to the WFollow the King!
Trade Fair site in La for Grand Sales.
I am glad I went to WGHS because the values I acquired coupled with the rich exposure and
great experience have contributed significantly to what I have become today. God bless Wey Gey
Hey!!!!
You would be surprised to know that I locked my keys in my trunk the very moment I stepped
into school for the first time.
I am most inspired by Phil 4:13 – I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.
Favourite quote: ‘Hakuna Matata’ meaning ‘No worries’.

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