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Phyllis Owusu-Adjapong Annabel Quansah (née Amaah)
Analyst at Guggenheim Investments, Addiction Psychologist and CEO at
Maryland Lighthouse Christian Mission School
Personal Shopper extra-ordinaire Minister of LCI Ajiringanor Saved
Church
Abban House (Block M); A3
Class (Mathematics, Economics, Bellamy House (Block A); S1
Geography) Class (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
Member of the Cultural Club - Member of the School Choir
Dancer Alumna of the University of
Gemini; INTJ-A personality Ghana (BSc Psychology) and
London Southbank University
Alumna of the University of Clarion (MSc Addiction Psychology and
University of Pennsylvania (Bachelor Counselling)
of Science in Business Administration
Majoring in Real Estate & Finance) Interests: Cooking; Reading;
Watching Movies; Teaching
Interests: A serious Foodie who
enjoys Golf; Gardening; Sight Seeing was excited to gain admission
& People Watching. I to our beloved School, and the
valuable lessons I learnt are still a part
wish I could say I remember a lot of my life to this day. Learning how to
I of things that happened during my walk and speak intelligently was fun
three years at Wesley Girls’ High School, but alas! I do not. But I can truly say I made great and exciting. So was learning that every surface which can tolerate H2O can and must be
friends that I can call “sistas” today. scrubbed! That every nook and cranny must be cleaned!

I am a food connoisseur and simply love to sit and have conversations about anything and The drive for excellence could not have been inculcated any better in my opinion, and
nothing. the belief that we are intelligent and simply the best and can do all things has continued
to “keep my head up when all about me are losing theirs ….” (Rudyard Kipling) even in
Nelson Mandela inspires me. I watched a documentary on him years ago and felt that if we the most difficult situations I face every so often. I am a proud Gey Hey girl through and
all could be like him; the world would be a much better place for us to live in. through.

My favorite quote is “Follow your heart but take your brain with you.” I enjoyed the company of the many friends I made in our School; The naughtiness and
sharing meals together. I will never forget Mr. Amenuku, to whom some students still owe
essay marks! He said that “man is a gregarious being” and that the only difference between
us and apes is that “we can use tools”.

I believe that I can achieve great things by copying those who have achieved greatness. The
person who has inspired me most in this regard is Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.

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