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Wilhelmina Ashun-Codjiw (née Dr. Wendoline Asiedu-Twum
Clement), MA, CHRP aka “Aboboi”
HR Business Partner (Canada) Ophthalmic Surgeon (Oculoplastics),
Emmanuel Eye Centre
Compton House (Block K); Consulting Ophthalmologist, North
A3 Class (Geography, French and Legon Hospital
Economics)
Ellis House (Block B); S1 Class
(Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
Member of the School Choir Cultural Club; GHAMSU (Organizing
(Soprano) under the stewardship of Secretary)
Paa Wie-Jonah of blessed memory; Birthday: 30th September; ISFP
Member of Spiritual Union (S.U.); and Personality
Chapel Rep for A3.
Alumna of the School of
Birthday: 1st November (Scorpio) Medical School, KNUST (BSc
– just take all the positives of the & MD); University of Nairobi,
horoscope and ignore the negatives Kenya (Specialist Training in
because that ain’t me! Ophthalmology) and Ispahani Islamia
Eye Institute, Bangladesh (Fellowship
Educational Background: University in Oculoplastics)
of Ghana, Legon (BSc Business Interests: Aerobics; Medical Tourism
Administration); University Choosing Wesley Girls’ High School
of Wolverhampton, UK (MA was a ‘do or die’ affair or simply put
International Business); University of ‘medico or suicide’!
Calgary, Canada (Project Management & Change Management). y memories of Gey Hey are uncountable; from the silly and hilarious ones to great
Mand inspiring quotes or phrases that prepared me for the arduous task ahead as a
am a Certified Human Resources Professional (HR Institute of Alberta, Canada) and budding ophthalmologist. One of these phrases, “Wesley Girls the Leveller” by Mrs. Rosina
I currently studying to be a certified people coach at Erikson International. Acheampong (Archie) when she first addressed us ‘ninos’, unleashed a burst of confidence in a
na•ve fifteen year old girl.
My favourite memory at Wesley Girls was crying for half a day at Archie’s office in my first
year (1st week of being at the School) for the fear of having to scrub the Attraction Lane! This phrase simply meant that irrespective of our backgrounds and BECE grades, we were
The offense was having been caught by Mrs. Sawyerr flipping through a photo album in all on a level playing ground and as such nobody was superior. Since then, I have always
class. considered every terrain I find myself in, be it academia or social, as a level playing field where
anything and everything is conquerable once I set my heart on it and trust in God.
Gey Hey taught me how to keep my closet tidy, have quick showers (due to lack of water) My proud but humbling moments are when my blind patients gasp at the sight of such a petite
make my bed and generally be a pro in cleaning my house...oops being a pro is still work in surgeon after recovery of their vision following surgery.
progress! My mum is my inspiration; unknown yet a great woman in her own right.
Favorite quote: “The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight
A proud moment in my life is having my twins! but they while their companions slept were toiling upward in the night.” ~ Henry Wadsworth
My personal motto is “Life, it’s all good and the end is what matters”. Longfellow

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