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Gwendolyn Naa Ayele Quaye Louise Aboagyewaa Sasu (née
Social Researcher Owusu)
Solicitor & Barrister of the Supreme
Waldron House; A3 Class Court of Ghana
(Geography, Economics, Deputy Manager – Legal Services,
Mathematics) West African Gas Pipeline Co. Ltd
Shadow Sprinter
Ellis House (Block B); A2 Class
Birthday: 11th August (Leo); ESFJ (English, French, Literature in
personality English)
Assistant House Prefect
MA in International Relations from Birthday: 22nd April
the University of Ghana
Interests: Nature Walk; Reading Alumna of the University of Ghana
(LL.B – First Class); Cornell
very single day of my life in Gey University Law School, USA (LL.M in
EHey was memorable. From the International Law Studies) and Robert
Gordon University, Aberdeen (LL.M
naughtiness of young and vibrant in Oil & Gas Law)
ladies to the challenges we were
subjected to in moulding us up Interests: Avid reader; Bible Study;
Worship Songs
as all-rounders. Recently, I was
at my daughter’s school when an am an avid reader of inspirational
errant parent came and pressed the I novels and some of my favourite
school bell thinking it was for the authors are Francine Rivers, Lynn
Austin, Karen Kingsbury, RJ Larson,
receptionist. Come and see how Michael Philips, et al. Worship songs
confused these children were. This sent me back to the days in Wesley Girls’ High School are a special passion of mine and I am a member of the church senior and youth choirs and
and how worried we got anytime that bell rang out of the ordinary. the worship team.
My years in Wesley Girls’ was dramatic as well as a moulding stage of my life. Wey Gey Hey I have especially fond memories of my time in WGHS. My introduction to back lawn
did not just mould me academically but also shaped my personality and equipped me with scrubbing (using stones by the way!) right from Form One had a unique way of preparing
me for hard work at all levels of life. Archie’s reference to us as being the cream of the nation’s
the life skills to help me fit adequately in society. I learnt that as an individual I must stand intelligent women birthed in me a confidence that over the years has positively driven me to
up for what I believe in and always see myself different from others. I also learnt that there my achievements. Being tutored by the one and only Mr. Amenuku has been responsible for
is no challenge I cannot surmount. my being a person who pays attention to detail, especially in my work.
Archie constantly reminded us that being in Wesley Girls’ High School made you different I have a burning passion for detailed study of the word of God, the Bible, and have often been
from the other schools and our behaviour was expected to reflect that always. With this in pleasantly surprised and inspired by the hidden gems therein.
mind I think our class motto, “a touch of excellence” and the general theme of daring to be My life has been most influenced by the life of the biblical King David whose God inspired
different is more than appropriate. journey from shepherding to the throne is full of wisdom for our own journeys on this side
of heaven.
You would be surprised to know that at the time of entering Gey Hey I was very much an
introvert, but I have become more open and interactive from the training and exposure My personal motto: Psalm 32:8 – I will instruct you and teach you in the way which you should
received. go; I will counsel you, My eye shall be on you.

Personal motto: People can take everything away from you but not your personality. Proverbs 16:3 – Commit your works to the LORD, and your plans will be established.

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