KNUST: Final-Year Student Emmanuel Asare Pays Fees Of 11 Students Totalling GH¢20K: “Good Gesture”
- A final-year human resources (HR) leader of the KNUST School of Business (KSB) has financed the fees of 11 needy students
- Emmanuel Jason Asare paid GH¢20,000.00 for their 2023/2024 academic year, including arrears
- The gesture, highlighted on the X page of Voice of KNUST, had netizens praising the kind-hearted benefactor
Emmanuel Jason Asare, a final year human resources (HR) student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology School of Business (KSB), has touched lives.
He paid the academic fees of 11 needy students of the university for their 2023/2024 academic year, amounting to GH¢20,000.
Per Voice of KNUST, the said amount includes arrears for some of the beneficiaries in previous academic years.
"According to Jason, he gave out this support to help some of the students who were confronted with financial difficulties to have the free mind to focus on their academic work," Voice of KNUST said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.
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Netizens commend Emmanuel Jason Asare
YEN.com.gh compiled some of the comments under the post by Voice of KNUST.
@dhokabeatz said:
Give me his number. Let me thank him for them.
@AmofaBryt commented:
God bless you. A true disciple.
@Retweetayo99 reacted:
Wow, that's a good gesture from him.
@ladukekumi posted:
U have done well by doing this for needy people. Be Blessed beyond measure.
@tweeter_nurse suggested:
They shouldn't give him a bachelor's degree but rather a master's degree upon completion. This is a dumbfounding promotion. May God bless him.
@PascalPoanlab commented:
May God bless him with millions.
@ignaden said:
Jason is the richest, calm boy I know.
@profcosby2022 posted:
Wow, congrats. Bro, the Lord Bless you.
@sarpongb00 commented:
God bless you, son.
@dontphokus posted:
He’s done very good. God go bless am.
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