Intelligent Ghanaian Student Risks Dropping Out Of University Due To GH¢1.8K Arrears, Calls For Help

• A Ghanaian student currently enrolled at the Takoradi Technical University urgently needs support to clear his school fees arrears
• The young man, who is in his first year of school, has made part payment of his school fees and needs an amount of GH¢1,800 to settle the rest
• He, thus, has appealed to the general public to come to his aid and ensure that he doesn't drop out of school

An intelligent Ghanaian man is on the brink of dropping out of school due to outstanding tuition fees of GH¢1,800.

Daniel Ansah, a first-year student, is excelling in his studies. Despite his academic exploits, financial constraints want to jeopardise his education.

Daniel's background

Daniel Ansah, a young Ghanaian man, comes from a poor home. He is one of the three sons of a single mother who struggles to take care of her wards.

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He recently gained admission to Takoradi Technical University for a four-year Bachelor of Technology in Construction programme and was required to pay his fees in full; however, due to financial constraints, he could not.

He only paid part of the fees and needs urgent financial assistance to settle the rest or risk dropping out of school.

He, thus, has called on the general public to help him pay the outstanding arrears of GH¢1,800.

His plea has become urgent since the deadline for settling the arrears is fast approaching. Daniel remains hopeful that the public's generosity will come in time to save his educational journey.

He can be contacted via @Mac Angel GH on Facebook, through email at @kweiku030@gmail.com or via phone at 0534036316.

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I am yet to receive support

Speaking in an interview with YEN.com.gh, Daniel Ansah told YEN.com.gh he is yet to get the financial assistance he craves.

He appealed to Ghanaians to come to his aid so his dreams of furthering his tertiary education in order to become a building architect will come to fruition.

"I come from a broken home, I pray I get the support I need, so I further my education and also be help others one day.

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In an earlier publication, YEN.com.gh reported that Michael Egya, an intelligent Ghanaian student who graduated from Nana Brentu Senior High Technical School in 2019, desperately needs financial support to pursue his dream of tertiary education.

Michael Egya couldn't further his education despite getting good grades after his dad fell seriously sick.

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Source: YEN.com.gh