MISS KWARTENG- AGYEMANG VASTY WIN P.R.O OF THE YEAR ,NSA 2020

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Kwarteng-Agyemang Vasty Wins PRO OF YEAR NSA 2020

On Saturday 31st October the biggest student's awards dubbed NATIONAL STUDENT AWARDS held their event at the Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science And Technology(KNUST)CCB Auditorium under the theme "28 Years Of Ghana's Democratic Experience,What Test Does December 7 present?"

Miss Kwarteng-Agyemang Vasty, Former student of SDA Nursing and Midwifery Training College,Kwadaso. The Press and Information Secretary for the Ashanti-Bono Ahafo Zone of the Ghana Nurse-Midwife Trainees Association(GNMTA/ASHBA) was pronounced the PRO OF THE YEAR 2020.

This distinguished award was presented to the ASHBA Press and Information Secretary who doubles as the Greater Accra Chairperson of the Rotation Nurses and Midwives Association(RNMA) by the youngest DCE, Hon Clement Opoku Gyamfi(A.K.A. CID) Amansie South District.

After winning the award, she took to her facebook wall to thank all those who supported in a way or the other.

She wrote;

"The Honors and rewards fall to those who show their good qualities in action" - Aristotle

Good Afternoon..Trust you all doing well..With much love and happiness I wish to thank you all for the support,the love and encouragement...God bless you all for voting and making us victorious..Yeah we won the award...We were nominated for two categories but we brought home one of the awards...I say We because this award is Ours and not just mine.

To all who made this possible....May God bless you...Macho Love❤️🌹

Kwarteng-Agyemang Vasty 😎

She was nominated for two categories thus ;

1. STUDENTS PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR

2.PRO OF THE YEAR

After the program she granted an interview of which she advised and advocated for peace in the come 2020 elections.

She also dedicated the award to her family,interns and trainees Nurses and Midwives in Ghana.

Written and published by

Goodluck Jonathan Tampuor

National. P.R. O

RNMA

GNMTA Northern Zone

Press and information secretary

2018/2019 Academic year.

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