Following the recognition and award of Yaw Ampofo Ankrah as an Ambassador of Education for Ghanaian Students, the versatile broadcast journalist is set to embark on a nationwide "campus to campus" tour. 

This was confirmed by the tour coordinator Mr Haki Insah on Monday who explained that Yaw Ampofo Ankrah will be a very active Ambassador who will share his experiences in the media and sports industries as well as his involvement with education and recreational projects.

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Ghana Prof Ebenezer Owusu Oduro presented the National  Award to the broadcaster and sports administrator in September at the Great Hall, Legon.

One of the first stops would be at the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) campus on Friday 14th October 2016 to engage students on "Moulding your talents into a Career".

Brief Background

A household name in the Ghanaian media, Yaw Ampofo Ankrah is best known as the anchor man of Metro tv's Black Stars Diary at the 2006 World Cup Finals in Germany and the MTN Soccer Academy.

His natural flair and delivery on both radio and television has earned him respect as a unique brand in sports broadcasting and sports development.

Ampofo Ankrah has covered both junior and senior World Cup tournaments, Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, World Championships Athletics and numerous other sporting events around the world.

His first job as a sports presenter was a two year stint at Sunshine Radio (Choice fm) when he was just 19 years old. Since then, he's gained considerable experience over the past twenty years as a media voice, pro-youth advocate, motivational speaker and brands consultant employing sports and education concepts.

Ampofo Ankrah is the Navigator of the Books & Boots Project, Ghana Volunteers Brigade and also founding President of the Ghana Beach Soccer Association.

He has vast experience in television and radio production having worked at Joy fm, tv3, Metro tv, Atlantis Radio and the BBC.

Ampofo Ankrah is currently an anchor for the biggest Sports Network in Africa; Supersport.

Source: National Students Awards (NSA)



Source: ModernGhana.com

The 2nd of July 2016 will forever remain one of the heartwarming moments on the hearts of inmates of the Senior Correctional Centre of the Ghana Prisons Service in Accra.

In what was dubbed the 'Compassion Project ' student leaders and volunteers from far and near joined the youngsters in harmony to engage in several  activities. Paramount among them was the donation of items including provisions and other food items, clothes and books  to the unit.

This was preceded by a health screening exercise, outdoor and indoor games, a focused group counseling and a get-together, packed with fun.

The event which saw the participation of about 70 beneficiaries was inspired by the challenges that confront the service.

The Senior Correctional Centre is the only institution in the country that caters for young offenders and juveniles. The centre takes care of them by training them in various vocational trades like Welding, Vulcanizing, Tailoring, Carpentry, Draftsmanship, Auto electrical and mechanical and General Electricals. They are also given tuition in the classroom on ICT and Moral education.

Speaking at the event, Executive Director of NSAGhana,  Prince David Orchill expressed his satisfaction at the level of impact the Borstal Home is making in the life of the juveniles. "As people with the wellbeing of the nation at heart, it behooves on us to put a smile on the face of others. It is our pleasure to extend a helping hand to our folks here", he said.

"We are witnesses to the good work done here by the authorities to put the inmates in good shape", he added.
The leadership of the unit expressed their gratitude for the compassion showed them.

The compassion project is an initiative of NSAGhana, a youth and students group that doubles as organiser of the annual National Students' Awards.

http://m.modernghana.com/news/701995/nsaghana-donates-to-senior-correctional-centre-of-the-ghana.html

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The NSA Ghana  brings to the notice of all students of Ghana that the nomination process for the NSA 16 is ongoing and below are the categories available for nominations. Note that,  few changes have been made in the list of categories, however,  nominations made earlier will not be adversely affected by those categories whose name has been slightly modified. However the expectations from nominees  are almost the same.

A- STUDENT HALL OF FAME AWARDS
 1. Student Personality of the year
 2. Most Innovative Student in Engineering
 3. Most Innovative student in IT
 4. Most Outstanding Student in Agriculture
 5. Student Actor of the Year
 6. Student President of the year
 7. School Prefect of the year
 8. Student  Secretary  of the year
 9. Student Women Commissioner of the year
 10. Student Treasurer /Financial Secretary/Financial Controller of the year
 11. Student Entrepreneur of the year
 12. Student Sports' Personality of the Year
 13.  Student Journalist of the year
 14. Student Author of the year
 15. Student Hall of the year
 16. Campus Group of the year
 17. Student Blogger of the year
 18. Student Activist of the Year
 19. National Student Union of the Year

B. CORPORATE PLATINUM AWARDS
 1. Students Bank of the year
 2. Students Insurance Company of the year
 3. Students Bookshop of the year
 4. Students Telecommunications  of the year
 5. Students beverage of the year
 6. Students Media of the year
 7. Students NGO of the year

To nominate a person, group, or corporate entity, kindly follow the link below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/12avGkFMA0BXaTxzyKuO441aIpFmHXw4U6BfzRj_aoVg/viewform?c=0&w=1

Thank you.

Signed

P.D. ORCHILL
Executive Director
NSA Ghana

0203244855
mynsa.gh@gmail.com
award@nsaghana.org

Website: www.nsaghana.org


2016 NOMINATIONS

The Executive Council of NSA GHANA is happy to bring to the notice of the general public that Nominations for the 2016 edition of the prestigeous National Students Awards are opened from 20th March, 2016 to 20th May, 2016. Below are the list of categories to be nominated:

A. STUDENT HALL OF FAME AWARDS
1. Student Personality of the year
2. Most Innovative Student in Engineering
3. Most Innovative student in IT
4. Most Outstanding Student in Agriculture
5. Student Personality in Filming
6. Student Sports Personality of the Year
7. Student President of the year
8. School Prefect of the year
9. Student Secretary of the year
10. Student Women Commissioner of the year
11. Student Treasurer /Financial Secretary/Financial Controller of the year
12. Student Entrepreneur of the year
13. Student Presenter of the year
14. Student Author of the year
15. Student Hall of the Year
16. Campus Group of the year

B. CORPORATE PLATINUM AWARDS
1. Student Bank of the year
2. Student Insurer of the year
3. Student Bookshop of the year
4. Student Telco of the year
5. Student beverage of the year
6. Student Media of the year

In order to nominate a person or company, kindly visit our website at www.nsaghana.org and locate 2016 NOMINATIONS.

  For further information on the requirements for each category, and qualification criteria, kindly download the NSA16 Handbook from the website.

Thank you.

SIGNED
Prince David Orchill
Executive Director
NSA GHANA
0203244855
www.nsaghana.org
Mynsa.gh@gmail.com
award@nsaghana.org

The NSA GHANA on Sunday 20th March 2016 organised the launch of the 2016 edition of the prestigious National Students Awards at the SSNIT Guest house in Accra. The event which had the theme: Quality, Affordable and Accessible Education, the key to National Development was chaired by the renowned journalist of supersports fame;Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, with the keynote address delivered by Lawyer Ace Ankomah.

The Chairman, Mr Yaw Ampofo Ankrah in his opening remarks, highlighted the relevance of Education in the development of this country, stressing on the need for the Ghanaian students having emerged from a history of strikes, demonstrations, aluta etc to adopt the strategy  of decisive issue-based engagement with stakeholders on matters of student interest. He also tasked the student body to capacitate themselves whiles pursuing academia to be able to maintain its significance and to make unalienable the views of Ghanaian students in the decision making process of this nation.

In his keynote address, Lawyer Ace urged the students to be ready after completion of the various programs in the tertiary to, "LEARN, LEARN and RE-LEARN" when they gain an opportunity to put to task all they were taught in the lecture halls. He also identified the poor correlation between the amount of wealth in natural resources on the African continent especially Ghana and the level of our development as a continent and country, re iterating his stance that "BRAINS develop COUNTRIES not NATURAL RESOURCES", challenging Ghanaian students to develop themselves intellectually to contribute significantly in analysing and making inputs into national policies, budget statements, bills among other issues of national concern, as we they activley engage stakeholders  within the country.

The event saw among other things, the presentation of a citation to Prof. Stephen Adei,  former Rector of the the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration ( GIMPA ) as an Educational Ambassador and Miss Hawa Suleiman Issah, host of the Day Break Show on TV Africa, as a student Ambassador.

The Executive Council of NSA led by Mr. Prince David Orchill and the Chairman for the event Mr. Yaw Ampofo Ankrah  officially declared open,  Nominations for the 2016 edition of the National Students Awards from 20th March, 2016 to 20th May, 2016.

Below is the list published by the Executive Council as categories for this year's National Student Awards (NSA)

A. STUDENT HALL OF FAME AWARDS
1. Student Personality of the year
2. Most Innovative Student in Engineering
3. Most Innovative student in IT
4. Most Outstanding Student in Agriculture
5. Student Personality in Filming
6. Student Sports Personality of the Year
7. Student President of the year
8. School Prefect of the year
9. Student Secretary of the year
10. Student Women Commissioner of the year
11. Student Treasurer /Financial Secretary/Financial Controller of the year
12. Student Entrepreneur of the year
13. Student Presenter of the year
14. Student Author of the year
15. Student Hall of the Year
16. Campus Group of the year

B. CORPORATE PLATINUM AWARDS
1. Student Bank of the year
2. Student Insurer of the year
3. Student Bookshop of the year
4. Student Telco of the year
5. Student beverage of the year
6. Student Media of the year

In order to nominate a person or company, potential nominees were admonished to  kindly visit the NSA website at www.nsaghana.org and locate 2016 NOMINATIONS which will be filled and submitted online.

Additionally the Executive Director of NSA urged nominees to download the NSA handbook from the website for more information on the requirements for each category, and qualification criteria.

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Master of Ceremony
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VALENTINE'S DAY PRESS STATEMENT ( 14TH FEBRUARY, 2016)

NATIONAL STUDENTS' AWARDS

WISHES ALL GHANA STUDENTS A HAPPY VALENTINE
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Fellow Students,

We bring you warm love from the NSA Ghana. As students, it is always very prudent to notice that we are  endowed with ONE certain principle that keeps us in motion and united. Sometimes, we find it so hard to control such a principle simply because the majority of people have misconstrued its  meaning. What is it?? The word is "LOVE".


It is this WORD that Jesus Christ preached about 2016 years ago when he came to save humanity. It is this same WORD that He talked about when He was advising the ISIS the other time. Sampson died of the same word, and through it kings have led and some have  fallen because of the same word.

It is not a secret to some of us that, one gentle philanthropist called HON. VALENTINO is always remembered on every 14th day of February, in every year. This man lived a virtuous life, he showed  love to everybody in his era, he respected everyone. He and the NSA Ghana are in a common agreement, hence the  introduction of the prestigeous NATIONAL STUDENTS' AWARDS (NSA) GHANA. History tells NSA GHANA  that, Valentino was a man who used to go around the world with the aim of giving a helping hand to the vulnerable ones. We have also taken upon ourselves to  award the very good men who contribute positively to the development of education in Ghana.

Today as we celebrate Valentine's Day/ Chocolate Day, we wish to admonish all students to be circumspect in the exhibition of love. Know that it is a day of love not a day of immorality. And the love shown this day is not a certificate to abuse purity of heart, body, and soul. Therefore, in your enjoyment, measure what is acceptable and exceed it not.

Let us also take advantage of the day to share with you some of the different types of love which we expect to see being showed today:


AGAPE:
This is an unconditional love that sees beyond the outer surface and accepts the recipient for whom he/she is, regardless of their flaws, shortcomings or faults. It is the type of love that everyone strives to have for their fellow human beings. Although you may not like someone, you decide to love them just as a human being. This kind of love is all about sacrifice as well as giving and expecting nothing in return. The translation of the word agape is love in the verb – form: it is the love demonstrated by your behaviour towards another person. It is a committed and chosen love.


PHILEO:
The Phileo love refers to an affectionate, warm and tender platonic love. It makes you desire friendship with someone. It is the kind of love which livens up the Agape love. Although you may have an Agape love for your enemies, you may not have a Phileo love for the same people. The translation of the word phileo is love in the noun – form: it is how you feel about someone. It is a committed and chosen love.


STORGE:
It is a kind of family and friendship love. This is the love that parents naturally feel for their children; the love that members of a family have for each other; or the love that friends feel for each other. In some cases, this friendship love may turn into a romantic relationship, and the couple in such a relationship becomes best friends. Storge love is unconditional. It accepts flaws or faults and ultimately drives you to forgive. It’s committed, sacrificial and makes you feel secure, comfortable and safe.


EROS:
Eros is a passionate and intense love that arouses romantic feelings; it is the kind that often triggers “high” feelings in a new relationship and makes you say, “I love him/her”. It is simply an emotional and sexual love. Although this romantic love is important in the beginning of a new relationship, it may not last unless it moves a notch higher because it focuses more on self instead of the other person. If the person “in love” does not feel good about their relationship anymore, they will stop loving their partner.



This just offers you a general understanding and description of the four types of love which promotes a good, healthy and progressive relationship. In any relationship. You should have all these four types of love working together to enable it survive for a longer time. But in some cases, a relationship may be long-lasting if partners share the same style of love.



Once again, NSA wishes you a happy happy Valentine's/Chocolate Day. Enjoy your day in a very positive manner to the climax. Avoid anything that will tend to cause any harm to your personality. Such things include; unnecessary fights, alcoholic drinks, premarital sex, etc.

It is the prayer of NSA Ghana that this Valentine's Day will draw you closer to Holiness than from it.

Signed;

Prince David Orchill
Executive Director
NSA GHANA
0203244855
www.nsaghana.org
mynsa.gh@gmail.com

14TH February, 2016
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