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DOMESTIC NOVDEC 2016 RESULTS INDEX NUMBER NAME 101001 AGBODZA THOMAS KWASHIE 111021 AMEXO GRANT FRANCIS YAW 301040 MOHAMMED ALHASSAN 201002 ABDEEN HASSAN 401001 ABDUL MAJEED ABDUL SOMED 101002 ABDUL RAHAMAN AHMED 101003 ABDUL RAZAK KASSUM 401002 ABDULAI ADAM MARSHAL 111001 ABEKAH JOSHUA 111002 ABOAGYE CHRISTOPHER 301001 ABOAGYE BENARD 101004 ABOAGYE OSBORN DUODU 111003 ABOAGYE PETER 101005 ABOAGYE WILLIAM 201003 ABU SADIQUE 201004 ABUBAKARI HANIF 101006 ABUGRE NATHANIEL ATINGA 401003 ABUKARI ALHASSAN 301002 ACHEAMPONG STEPHEN 101007 ACHIANGBON KWABLA 201005 ACKAH PADMORE 301003 ACKAH SAMUEL 101008 ACQUAH BENJAMIN 111004 ACQUAH DICKSON 201006 ACQUETE ASAREWI PAUL 401004 ADAM ABDUL HANAN 201007 ADAMS KOFI 401005 ADAPAH ISAAC KABILLAH 301004 ADDAE ALEXANDER 101010 ADDAE DOUGLAS 101011 ADDO FRANCIS SACKITEY 111005 ADDO KINGSLEY FIANKO 101012 ADDO OBED 201008 ADJEI DAVID 201009 ADJEI FRANCIS 201097 ADJEI JOSEPH 101013 ADJOMAH JOSEPH 101014 ADOARI AWUMBE EUGENE 101015 ADOMAKO DANIEL 111006 ADU KINGSLEY ASIEDU 201011 ADU ERNEST 201012 ADU SAMUEL 101017 ADUKPO DIVINE 111007 ADZAGBA GODKNOWS 101018 AFADEMOR JOSEPH YAW 101019 AFERI SIAW STEPHEN 101214 AFUM EDWARD 111008 AGBANATOR FUTURE 101021 AGBAVOR SIMON 111009 AGBELI JOSEPH KOMLA 101022 AGBEMADE SIMON 111011 AGBODEKA GODSWAY 111012 AGBODZA CHARLES TAWIAH 101026 AGBODZA SAMUEL 301005 AGBOSHIE DAVID 101027 AGORKOR PROSPER 401006 AGURI MAMUDU 101028 AGYAKWAH JOSEPH OFOSU 201014 AGYAPONG BOAME GABRIEL 201015 AGYAPONG FRANK 111013 AGYEI ERIC ANOKYE 201016 AGYEI OLIVER 111014 AGYEMANG EMMANUEL KOJO 101029 AGYEN-MARFO SAMUEL 101031 AHIAFOKPOR VINCENT 101032 AHIAVOR KWABENA RICHLOVE 111015 AIDOO EKOW EMMANUEL 301006 AIDOOH PIUS 111016 AKAGLA KWABLA GERSHON WORLANYO 111017 AKAKPO SAMUEL 101033 AKOGO BRIGHT 101034 AKPALU JAMES SEFAKOR 101035 AKPALU KENNETH MAWULI 101036 AKPLA GODSWAY 101037 AKUESON JOY DOE 101038 AKUFFO NANA YAW PHILIP 111018 AKWATA ISAAC 301007 AKYIN NANA 101040 ALHASSAN OSMAN 101041 ALI YUSSIF 401007 ALIDU BABA 401008 AMANFO OFORI KWAME 101043 AMANOR-COMMEY PAUL NII ASHITEI 401009 AMEKU DANIEL KWABLA 101046 AMENUGLO REGINALD 111019 AMEVOR AMBRUSE 101047 AMEWONU KWAMI MAWULI 201017 AMEWUGAH RICHARD FRANCIS 111022 AMISSAH EBENEZER 101048 AMISSAH FRANCIS FREEMAN 101049 AMOAH FRANK 201018 AMOAH MENSAH FELIX 101050 AMOAH SAMUEL 101051 AMOAKO RICHARD 201019 AMOATENG AKWASI JAMES 201020 AMOATENG JOSEPH 101053 AMPAH NORBERT 101054 AMPONSAH EMMANUEL 301008 AMPONSAH THOMAS 101055 ANAKWAH CHARLES 111023 ANDOH CHARLES 101056 ANDOH MICHAEL 301009 ANGOH EBENEZER 111024 ANIM EBENEZER 301062 ANIM TIMOTHY 201021 ANKAPONG ATTA EMMANUEL 201022 ANKYERA FREDERICK 301010 ANNAN CHARLES ESSEL KOJO 111025 ANNAN DAVID KOFI 111026 ANOFF KWAKU DANIEL 101061 ANOMEL JAMES 201100 ANSAH CALEB 101063 ANSAH FRANK ELIKEM 201023 ANTWI ROBERT KWAKU 401010 ANTWI YEBOAH EMMANUEL 111027 ANYORMI NATHANIEL FRED 301011 APAMBILLA YAW JAPHETH 101064 APETORGBOR JERRY SENA 111028 APPIAH AGYAPONG BRIGHT 201024 APPIAH ISAAC 101065 APPIAH JAMES KWABENA 111029 APPIAH SAKYI RICHARD 111030 APPRAKUSU WISDOM FAFA 101066 ARHIN JOHN KWAKU ARHIN KWASI TAKYI 301012 ARHIN SAMPSON 111031 ARKORFUL ABRAHAM KWAME GYESI 101067 ARMAH AYITEY BISMARK 301013 ARTHUR JAMES 101068 ARTHUR MATTHEW 201025 ARTHUR SOLOMON 101069 ARYEE TAHIRU 201026 ASAMOAH AKWASI 201098 ASAMOAH AMBROSE 111032 ASANTE PHILIP 301014 ASANTE CHRISTOPHER 201027 ASANTE ISAAC 301015 ASANTE PETER 301016 ASANTE PRINCE 111034 ASARE ENOCK 101070 ASARE PRINCE AYISI 101071 ASARE TAWIAH SAMUEL 301017 ASSANFUL THEOPHILUS 111035 ASSEM RICHARD 101072 ASUMDA AYEEBO GODWIN 101073 ATCHWEREBOUR KWAKU BADU 201028 ATIEMO DANIEL 401011 ATIGIYELA JOSEPH ASAKITORE ATTAKUMAH K. FRANK 111036 ATTIAH CHARLES CARLOS 101074 ATTIPOR FELIX 301018 AWIAH SAMUEL 101075 AWUAH EMMANUEL 101076 AWUKU JULIUS 101077 AWUNYAMAH ISAAC KWABLAH 101078 AYIKU PAUL 401012 AZINYETA DANLADI 101082 AZIZATA WONDER 301019 AZONU NICHOLAS 111038 BAAH ISAAC 101083 BADDOO STEPHEN KPAKPO 101084 BAFFOE MONNEY SAMUEL 201029 BAIDOO FRANCIS 101085 BAMEZON KEWALOR ANTHONY 201030 BANCHAGLAR FREDERICK 201031 BAYITEY KWABENA JACOB 301020 BIN-MAAMAH EL-SAEED 301021 BIRI EBENEZER 101087 BIRIKORANG YEBOAH KWAME 301060 BISMARK ATO 201099 BISMARK KWABEA BOATENG 101089 BOABENG PRINCE 201032 BOADU AUGUSTINE 301022 BOAKYE DOUGLAS 201033 BOAKYE OSCAR 111039 BOATENG JOSEPH KWAME 201034 BOATENG KWAME 101091 BOATENG KWAKU 301023 BOATENG NICHOLAS 201035 BOATENG RICHARD KWAME 301061 BONNEY BERNARD 201036 BOSOMPEM VICTOR KWABENA 301024 BOTWE PRAH EMMANUEL 101093 BRAHINI EMMANUEL 201037 BRENYA DOMINIC BRENYAH YAW JOSEPH 301025 BUADEE STEPHEN 101095 BUDU DANIEL 101096 CHABI SAMUEL 101097 CHARLES KOFI APPIAH 101098 COBBINAH BENJAMIN 301027 DADZIE ANTHONY NSOWAH 101099 DADZIE PETER KINGSFORD 201038 DAKORAH FRANCIS 101101 DANKWAH FRANCIS 101103 DANSO EXMOND TWUM 101104 DANSO HARRY DARKEY KODJO ERIC 201039 DARKO KWAME AUGUSTINE 101105 DARKO PETER 201040 DARKWA EMMANUEL 401013 DERY VILAYENG THOMAS 101106 DOE EMMANUEL 101107 DOFFOUR SAMPSON 201041 DOFFOUR PATRICK 101108 DOGBATSEY DANIEL 101109 DOGBEY ADUFEY GIDEON 401014 DOGHLE ERNEST DOKYI MUWULI 301028 DONKOH ISAAC KWAME 101112 DONKOR MOSES DAYAN 101113 DONKORTSE STEPHEN 401015 DONNE-EEBO SEBASTIAN 101114 DORDOE ATSU 101115 DOTSEY SEBASTAIN 201042 DOVI DANIEL KWAKU 401016 DRAMANI YUSSIF 101116 DUMEHASI VICTOR KOFI 101117 DWOMOH AUGUSTINE 101119 DZATHOR KOMLA MOSES 101120 DZEBU THESEUS KOFI 101121 ENNINFUL KWESI 101122 ESUON JAMES 101123 FIAGAH INNOCENT 101124 FORZIE NARH 301029 FRAIKU RICHARD KWESI 201043 FREIKU VINCENT 201044 FRIMPONG ALBERT 201045 FRIMPONG GABRIEL 401017 FUSEINI ALI 201046 FYNN ANTHONY 401018 GANDI B. ISAAC 301030 GANU GIDEON 111042 GANYAGLO BEN-BRIGHT HAPPY 111043 GATI MICHAEL 101127 GBORKU LAWRENCE KORMLAH 101128 GBORTSU JERRY JOHN 301031 GHARTEY ISAAC 111044 GIKUNOO ANTHONY TETTEH 101129 GLOVER PATRICK T. OFEI 101130 GODZI ELIDA 101131 GOGAH REINDORF 201047 GRANTSON EMMANUEL 111045 GYAMFI BENJAMIN OMANE 111047 GYAN COBBINA ISAAC FIIFI 101133 GYEKYE GEORGE ATTA 301032 HAVOR ANAGBONU GODWIN 101134 HAYFORD ANYIMADU 201048 IBRAHIM TAHIRU 101135 IBRAHIM SALIFU JEFFREY 111049 IDAN ROLAND 201049 IDDRIS AKWASI ISMAEL 401020 IDDRISU MUBARIK 301033 ISSAHAKU MOHAMMED SHAMSUDEEN 401021 ISSAHAKU SAKRA HARUNA 111050 ISSAKA MOHAMMED GRACIOUS 201051 ISSAKA RASHID 201052 ISSIFU AWUDU 101136 ISUMAILA PAMFORD 201053 KABIRI KOFI PETER 201054 KASSIM OSMAN 111051 KEMEVOR PAUL 101138 KLU PETER 101139 KLUTSE GIDEON 401022 KLUTSE KWESI 101140 KOFFI FRANCOIS SAKODIE 201055 KONTOH ALEX 111053 KORKOE ERIC KUDZO 101143 KORKUVI RICHARD 111054 KORNYO KOMLA 111055 KOTEI EBENEZER 101144 KPOBI SAMUEL 111056 KPORDEH EMMANUEL 101145 KPORTOE KWAME THOMAS 111057 KPORTUFE EMMANUEL KWASI 101146 KRAMPAH EBENEZER 301034 KUBI ERIC 111058 KUGBADZOR PATRICK YAO 101147 KUMAH YAO BRIGHT 101148 KUNYAH RICHARD 101149 KUTSRONU SETH 401024 KUURI DOKE 101151 KWAME ABRAHAM 111059 KWAME ODURO EMMANUEL 111060 KWAO DANIEL SIAW 201057 KWARTENG JULIUS AKWASI 201058 KWARTENG ATTA 301035 KWAYATEY GORDON KWABENA 301036 KYEI STEPHEN 201059 KYEM ERIC 111061 LARBI JOSEPH TETTEH 101153 LETSA AGBENYO SAMUEL 201060 LIEBER PHILIP 111062 LISAVI HENRY KWAME 301037 LOVE EDWARD 301038 MANTEY-KWAO EBENEZER 201061 MANU ISSAC 101154 MARTEY ROCKSON NII 401025 MASHOOD RAHAMAN 201063 MENSAH JAMES KWABENA 111063 MENSAH K. ROBERT 201064 MENSAH KWAME JAMES MENSAH MATTHEW MARTIN MENSAH MICHAEL 201065 MENSAH OBED 301039 MENSAH PAUL K MENSAH VICTOR EMMANUEL 101155 MENSAH VICTOR LARBI 101156 MENSAH VINCENT 401026 MOHAMMED ABUBAKARI 301041 MOHAMMED HAJ 401028 MUTARU MOHAMMED 111064 NABZOR BISMARK 301042 NANA KARIKARI SAMUEL NARH ISAAC MARTEY 101157 NARTEY COLLINS 111065 NARTEY SOLOMON ASAMOAH 101158 NAYO KWAKU AIKINS 201066 NIMO PRINCE 201067 NKANSAH LAUD ISAAC 201068 NKETIAH JAMES 301043 NKRUMAH ETO SAMUEL 301044 NKRUMAH ISAAC 301045 NKRUMAH PATRICK 201095 NKUAH COLLINS 111066 NOEL KOFI MENSAH ANGBAH PRECIOUS 101160 NOMO TETTEY ENOS 101161 NORTEI EMMANUEL TETTEH OWUSU 101162 NORVISI-MENSAH KWABENA 301047 NSOWAH KWAME 301048 NTERFUL RAYMOND 111067 NTIAMOAH FRANK KWADJO 101163 NUAMAH JOHN KOFI 101164 NUHU MUSAH 101165 NUTSUEGO SAVIOUR KLUTSE 101166 NUVOR MEWONORVI AMUZU 401029 NYAABA JOSEPH NYAHO GEORGE KOBLA 111069 NYAMEKYE ALEX 201069 NYAMEKYE ATTA 301049 NYANFUL EMMANUEL 101168 NYARKO FOSTER KWASI 111070 NYARKO MAXWELL 101169 OBENG EBENEZER 301050 OBENG EMMANUEL 301051 OBENG-MENSAH JOHN 111071 ODAME MOSES 101171 ODONKOR BATSA STEPHEN ODURO FRANCIS KWAKU 401030 ODZIDZATOR JAMES K.D 201072 OFORI SAMUEL 111072 OFORI FORSTER 101173 OFORI GODFRED 101174 OFORI PRINCE NYARKO 101175 OFORI-ATTA KENNEDY 101176 OFOSU WILLIAM 201073 OFOSU BOATENG FRANK 101177 OFOSU DARKWA ISAAC 101179 OHEMENG SAMUEL 101180 OHIMEH EBENEZER JACK BUENORTEY 101181 OKU KWESI TIMOTHY 101182 OKUTU PLAHAR NOAH 101183 OKYERE ENOCK OWUSU 111075 OKYERE THOMAS OLAGA TEYE ISAAC 201074 OPARI ERIC 201075 OPOKU DAVID 201076 OPOKU SAMUEL 201077 OPPONG THOMAS 101184 OPPONG BERNARD 201078 OPPONG EMMANUEL 201079 OSAM- PINANKO ISAAC 201080 OSEI BONSU FRANCIS 101185 OSEI DICKSON 101186 OSEI-OWUSU SAMUEL 111077 OSEW AYISI KWADWO BISMARK OTABIL JOHN KOBINAH 101187 OTCHERE ASIANOAH 201081 OTENG STEPHEN 111078 OTU STEPHEN 101189 OTUPIRI WILLIAM 201082 OWUSU EMMANUEL 201083 OWUSU ATTAKORAH PAUL 101190 OWUSU EVANS 201084 OWUSU FRANK 301052 OWUSU KOFI 301053 OWUSU MENSAH GEORGE 201085 OWUSU ROBERT 101191 OYEH BENJAMIN 201086 PAINSTIL ERIC 101192 PASA SETH YAW 111080 PATAHSON RICHARD 101193 QUASHIE SAMUEL 101194 QUAYSON SAMUEL 101195 ROBERTSON STEPHEN 401031 SAEED M. 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    Ashanti Stool Histories, Vol. 2 http://www.aluka.org/action/showMetadata?doi=10.5555/AL.CH.DOCUMENT.ashsto_02 Use of the Aluka digital library is subject to Aluka’s Terms and Conditions, available at http://www.aluka.org/page/about/termsConditions.jsp. By using Aluka, you agree that you have read and will abide by the Terms and Conditions. Among other things, the Terms and Conditions provide that the content in the Aluka digital library is only for personal, non-commercial use by authorized users of Aluka in connection with research, scholarship, and education. The content in the Aluka digital library is subject to copyright, with the exception of certain governmental works and very old materials that may be in the public domain under applicable law. Permission must be sought from Aluka and/or the applicable copyright holder in connection with any duplication or distribution of these materials where required by applicable law. Aluka is a not-for-profit initiative dedicated to creating and preserving a digital archive of materials about and from the developing world. For more information about Aluka, please see http://www.aluka.org Ashanti Stool Histories, Vol. 2 Author/Creator Agyeman-Duah, Joseph; Wilks, Ivor; Institute of African Studies; University of Ghana Contributor Darkwa, K. Ampom (compiled by), Obaka, B.C. (compiled by) Date 1976-10 Resource type Books Language English, Akan Subject Coverage (spatial) Volta-Tano Watershed, Ghana, Asante Temples Source Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana at Legon Rights Ivor Wilks, Joseph Agyeman-Duah, and the Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana at Legon.
  • The Church of Pentecost General Headquarters

    The Church of Pentecost General Headquarters

    THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST GENERAL HEADQUARTERS Founder: Rev. James McKeown Office of the Chairman P. O. Box 2194 Accra - Ghana Our Ref: COP/CO/VOL.38/0390/20 Tel/Fax: 233-302-772193 __________________________________________________________ June 6, 2020 ALL ASSEMBLIES THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST WORLDWIDE Dearly Beloved, We thank the Lord God Almighty for seeing us through the 44th Session of the General Council Meetings held virtually from the Pentecost Pension House, from June 1 – 6, 2020, under the theme, “A Glorious Church to Possess the Nations” (Ephesians 3:21; 5: 27). The Lord manifested Himself to us through the ministration of his word, and by various revelations led us in our deliberations. Below are some of the decisions that were taken during the meetings: Elections Apostles Yaw Adjei-Kwarteng, Samuel Osei Asante and Isaac Nii Kotei Djani have been re-elected members of the Executive Council for another term. Additionally, Apostles Sylvester Arhin, Dr. Dela Quampah, Mike Etrue and James Raj Sundaram have been elected members of the Executive Council. Our sincerest appreciation goes to the outgoing Executive Council members, Apostle Joseph K. Assabil, Apostle David Tettey Tekper, Apostle Mark Obeng Andoh and Apostle Dr Emmanuel Owusu; who have diligently and selflessly served the Lord and His Church on the Council. May the God of our fathers, bless them abundantly. RCC Coordinators Ghana Prophet James Osei Amaniampong - Ashanti Region Apostle Samuel Yaw Antwi - Central Region Apostle Sylvester Arhin - Northern, North East, Savannah,
  • Ashanti Stool Histories, Vol. 1

    Ashanti Stool Histories, Vol. 1

    Ashanti Stool Histories, Vol. 1 http://www.aluka.org/action/showMetadata?doi=10.5555/AL.CH.DOCUMENT.ashsto_01 Use of the Aluka digital library is subject to Aluka’s Terms and Conditions, available at http://www.aluka.org/page/about/termsConditions.jsp. By using Aluka, you agree that you have read and will abide by the Terms and Conditions. Among other things, the Terms and Conditions provide that the content in the Aluka digital library is only for personal, non-commercial use by authorized users of Aluka in connection with research, scholarship, and education. The content in the Aluka digital library is subject to copyright, with the exception of certain governmental works and very old materials that may be in the public domain under applicable law. Permission must be sought from Aluka and/or the applicable copyright holder in connection with any duplication or distribution of these materials where required by applicable law. Aluka is a not-for-profit initiative dedicated to creating and preserving a digital archive of materials about and from the developing world. For more information about Aluka, please see http://www.aluka.org Ashanti Stool Histories, Vol. 1 Author/Creator Agyeman-Duah, Joseph; Wilks, Ivor; Institute of African Studies; University of Ghana Contributor Darkwa, K. Ampom (compiled by), Obaka, B.C. (compiled by) Date 1976-10 Resource type Books Language English, Akan Subject Coverage (spatial) Volta-Tano Watershed, Ghana, Asante Temples Source Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana at Legon Rights Ivor Wilks, Joseph Agyeman-Duah, and the Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana at Legon.
  • KWAME NKRUMAH’S CONTRIBUTION to PAN-AFRICANISM an Afrocentric Analysis D.Zizwe Poe

    KWAME NKRUMAH’S CONTRIBUTION to PAN-AFRICANISM an Afrocentric Analysis D.Zizwe Poe

    AFRICAN STUDIES HISTORY, POLITICS, ECONOMICS, AND CULTURE Edited by Molefi Asante Temple University A ROUTLEDGE SERIES AFRICAN STUDIES: HISTORY, POLITICS, ECONOMICS, AND CULTURE MOLEFI ASANTE, General Editor KWAME NKRUMAH’S CONTRIBUTION TO PAN-AFRICANISM An Afrocentric Analysis D.Zizwe Poe NYANSAPO (THE WISDOM KNOT) Toward an African Philosophy of Education Kwadwo A.Okrah THE ATHENS OF WEST AFRICA A History of International Education at Fourah Bay College, Freetown, Sierra Leone Daniel J.Paracka, Jr. THE ‘CIVIL SOCIETY’ PROBLEMATIQUE Deconstructing Civility and Southern Nigeria’s Ethnic Radicals Adedayo Oluwakayode Adekson MAAT, THE MORAL IDEAL IN ANCIENT EGYPT A Study in Classical African Ethics Maulana Karenga YORUBA TRADITIONAL HEALERS OF NIGERIA Mary Adekson IGBO WOMEN AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION IN SOUTHEASTERN NIGERIA, 1900–1960 Gloria Chuku KWAME NKRUMAH’S POLITICO-CULTURAL THOUGHT AND POLICIES An African-Centered Paradigm for the Second Phase of the African Revolution Kwame Botwe-Asamoah KWAME NKRUMAH’S POLITICO-CULTURAL THOUGHT AND POLICIES AN AFRICAN-CENTERED PARADIGM FOR THE SECOND PHASE OF THE AFRICAN REVOLUTION Kwame Botwe-Asamoah Routledge New York & London Published in 2005 by Routledge 270 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 http://www.routledge-ny.com/ Published in Great Britain by Routledge, 2 Park Square Milton Park, Abingdon Oxon OX14 4RN http://www.routledge.co.uk/ Copyright © 2005 by Taylor & Francis Group, a Division of T&F Informa. Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group. This edition published in the Taylor & Francis e-Library, 2005. “To purchase your own copy of this or any of Taylor & Francis or Routledge’s collection of thousands of eBooks please go to http://www.ebookstore.tandf.co.uk/.” All rights reserved.