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Eyram Abla Tettey (née Agboh) Lydia Delali Vidzro
aka “Coli” Nursing at Naugatuck Valley
Community College, CT, U.S.A
Former United States Army Sergeant
Waldron House (Block B); A2 (Honourable Discharge)
Class (English, French, Literature in
English) Waldron House (Block C); S1
Class (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
Alumna of the University of Ghana Member of Village Outreach,
Business School (BSc Accounting) Christian Fellowship, & Cadet Corps
and London South Bank University,
UK (MBA) Birthday: 8th February; ISFJ
(Defender) Personality
Interests: I like to spend time with my Alumna of the Kwame Nkrumah
kids and very good friends; Cooking; University of Science & Technology
Trying my hands at new things (BSc Biological Sciences) and U.S.
Army Military Training School
remember my daily walk to and Interests: Cooking; Taking care of the
I from the hostel to School until elderly; Singing
I came in as a boarder in Form 2.
The A2 class was the best. We were can’t believe it has been twenty (20)
the ‘best’ to the point where we had I years since we left school. All I can
say is that “the Lord has been good to
to entertain the whole School one us.” One memorable event I recollect
Saturday during entertainment! from our days in Gey Hey was when our whole dormitory was punished by the senior on
duty for hiding coconut cookies (polo) under our pillows. I bet the smell gave us away that
My worst subject was Fante as I was a mess at speaking ‘twi’. The one thing I couldn’t get night. And please don’t ask me how we got them; I think Araba Ephraim supplied them
from being a Gey Hey Girl was the famous walk because I was a Tom Boy and even got my from the Home Econs Dept. Oh boy! Did I just let the secret out? J
Wey Gey Hey taught me a lot; and even though some of the things we were asked to do
hair depunked by Archie at the chapel once. But I am a lady now, I dress up and wear make sounded ridiculous at the time, I gained a greater appreciation for them as I was growing
– up J. up and started applying them. A simple thing like making a bed the right way with hospital
corners, which I learnt from Gey Hey, has worn me awards in the Army!
The person I admire most or would say is my role model is my mother. She is an excellent
example of the Bible’s description of a “virtuous” woman.
Who would have thought that I would have joined the U.S. Army with my innocent looking
face? And it may interest you to know that I have been to war (Iraq) and I can handle an
AK- 47.

“When you live in the past, you ignore the present and tarnish the future. Avoid the trappings
of looking back because the best is yet to come.”- Bishop Bob Hawkson

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