2014/2015 Admission List – Peki College of Education

FEMALE LIST
1. ADDAE MABEL ADZO
2. AYINYO AUGUSTINA
3. DEI CHRISTIANA
4. FIADESE BRIDGET
5. YAOKRAH ROBERTA ATSUFIE
6. ZAKARIA BARIKISU
7. SARPONG WINNIE DANSOA
8. BANSAH JENNIFER ABRA
9. DATSOMOR PATIENCE AKU
10. DZAH JESSICA
11. AGBEKO CYNTHIA
12. BOATEMAAH YAA
13. TAKYI SUZANA
14. DONKOR JULIET
15. AGYEKUM JENNIFER
16. MAWUENA CHARLOTTE
17. OSEI ABIGAIL DARKOAA
18. SODZI BELINDA AKPENE
19. AGYEIFA LINDA
20. ATSU ERNETINA
21. GBEKLE ENYONAM AKU
22. HEVI RITA MAWUSE
23. ABOTSI LOVE
24. KALETSI CELESTINE HAPPY
25. COBBINAH LYDIA
26. TAMATEY ETHEL
27. DOSTE LINDA
28. YEBOAH LUCY
29. ADU MONICA
30. AYER BETTY
31. TAWIAH VERONICA KORKOR 32. AHIALEY ISABELLA
33. HODOGBE ROSEMARY
34. KOVE PAULINA
35. AYONGO MERCY KUMA
36. TETTEH ELIZABETH
37. ANANE ABIGAIL
38. LARBI GIFTY
39. TSINASI DORIS MIRANDA
1. MENSAH DELIGHT
2. GOTAH ENYONAM
3. ADRAH FELICITY AMA
4. NUKPEDU LOUISA
5. AYITEY-BEDIAKO JENNIFER
6. ADZOMANI GIFTY
7. DOH-AKOTO ROSEMARY
8. GBEDE ANASTASIA SENA
9. PADI FAUSTINA
10. ANKU GLORIA AKPONE
11. AKPEKE JESSICA
12. ASAMOAH AGYEIBEA ESTHER 13. AKWETEY REJOYCE
14. ASAMOAH AGYEBIEA ABIGAIL
15. EWEH ESINAM WENDY
16. ATUAH BEATRICE ASAMANIWA
17. TUFFOUR BERTHA ACHEAMPOMAA
18. ACHEA BENEDICTA
19. GYAMFI LINDA
20. VIVOR THERESAH
21. AFEDO REBBECA
22. AKORTSU ROSEMARY
23. AGYAPOMAA GIFTY
24. DOGBEY EDITH
25. SIKAVI VALENTIA
26. HODASI ESTHER AKU-SABIA 27. SALLO BEATRICE
28. AGBETSE MABEL AKOSUA
29. MALEKPOR BERNICE
30. DANOU JOSEPHINE AKOS
31. EDINAM SANDRA CUDJOE
32. NYAGAH MARY EDINAM
33. DZANYIKPOR BELINDA SENAME
34. ABARIMA WALIZATU
35. AZIAGAH ABIGAIL MAWUTA 36. ADDO SARAH
37. AGBEVE DELA AMA
38. KWAPONG CHRISTIANA
39. VONDEE REGINA
40. AKPAKU LINDA YAWA
41. NOMESSI NOELINE
42. KORDE ELINAM RUTH
43. FIAGBOR PATRINA AFI
44. ANAGBONU BENEDICTA
45. MILLS PERFECT DZIWORNU 46. AWORM EVA
47. BADASU SEYRAM SAVOIUR
48. OBENG JENNIFER
49. AMEDOR ROSEMARY
50. DOGBE GERTRUDE
51. AMEDZA DIANA
52. ABIWU PATIENCE
53. LARWEH SABINA
54. TAVI LUCY
55. PEPRAH JANET
56. YEBOAH CHRISTIANA AKOSUA
57. DZOKOTO CHRISTINE
58. KRAMPAH REJOICE
59. DONKOR REGINA SELORM
60. KORANTENG ABENA KARE
61. DJANADO ERNESTINA
62. YABANI JULIET
63. AKOE SHINE
64. ADDO PRISCILLA AKWEKE
65. ATSU RUBY
66. HEVI LINDA
67. YEMOH ANITA YEMILY
68. AMOAKU REBECCA
69. AFEKU CHARLOTTE ABENA
70. DEY MONALISA AKU
71. TETTEH DOREEN DEDEI
72. OWUSU MARTHA KORANTEMA
73. DAWU LILIAN
74. KWADZOVI GRACE
75. AGBOTSI GIFTY TSONYAKE
76. OCLOO DORIS ASANTEWAA 77. AYITEY MABEL ADZO
78. ATIDO ESTHER
79. DONKOR GLORIA
80. LEWU CHRISTIANA AKU
81. AFRAM BEATRICE
82. AKORDOR ANTHONIA
MALE LIST
1. AFRIFA BRIGHT
2. KENDE BENJAMIN
3. ODOOM OBED
4. DANKU EMMANUEL
5. NUTASSEY BLESS
6. NORVITO GABRIEL KWADZO
7. ASHONG EMMANUEL KWASI
8. FIAYIYA BRIGHT KEKELI
9. AMETEFE SOLOMON ANDY
10. ADZOH NEWTON
11. DEH MAWUNYO KOJO
12. AHIATI EMMAUEL
13. GALLEY JOHN BOSCO SENYO
14. BAKASI CHRISTIAN
15. AGYAKWA RICHARD FIIFI
16. HLORDZI RICHARD
17. GAKPO LOIUS
18. APPAIH WILBERFORCE
19. OSEI JUSTICE MACCARTHY
20. AMUZU ERNEST KOJO
21. ANNAN BENJAMIN
22. DENYO MAXWELL
23. OWUSU ANSAH STEPHEN
24. AMEGAH LIVINGSTON
25. FREMPONG COLLINS
26. AMUYAO WALTER KOFI
27. AMETAME GODWILL KWAME
28. GODSWILL GRACE
29. AMEDEWONU EMMAN DELALI
30. NUTSI DIVINE
31. BONI BRIGHT
32. NYAKPO STANLEY STEPHHNE
33. APATU COURAGE KOFI
34. GOIHO COURAGE
35. KOTOKA CHRISTIAN KWESI
36. ASARE RICHARD
37. BANSAH EVANS
38. DEBRAH FREEMAN
39. ABBEY SAMUEL
40. HOHU PETER
41. SALIFU ABDUL-MUTADI
42. AKRONG SHINE
43. FRIMPONG KOFI
1. ASUO EMMAUEL
2. OSAE EMMANUEL
3. KRUADA EDEM MARK ASHERA
4. BOAKYE TONY YIADOM
5. SEMACKSON JERRY YAW
6. AGGORGE DAN KELVIN
7. AMANPENI GODWIN AGOTOR
8. KWUDZEWLOR JUSTICE
9. TSAGBE FRANCIS
10. FIANYA DERRICK
11. XEFU WONDER KWAME
12. EGBETOR COLEMAN
13. KORMETEY BLES VALENTINE
14. GOMLI DANIEL KWADZO
15. AHADZI EMMANUEL YAO
16. TETEDZI PETER
17. AGBOZA SEWORNU KWESI
18. BOAHEN EBENEZER ADU
19. OGUAMINAH BENJAMIN
20. AHETO CHRISTOPHER
21. ANTHONY SELORM
22. EGYIN-BONDAH PRINCE
23. WUGAH ALBERT
24. AKPALU BRIGHT
25. NKANSAH SETH
26. DZAMEFE MICHAEL PROSPER
27. ADZODEXA CEPHAS
28. BABUM SOLOMON KWABENA
29. AMEKO HENRY KWESI
30. ATIVOR MARVELLOOUS
31. SAPPOR BENJAMIN WORLADEM
32. MENSAH FORTUNE KWESI
33. ASAMOAH THEOBALD AYEW
34. SARFO-MENSAH ALEX
35. FOLIBA SENYO KWAKU
36. TOVOE ALPHONSE ATTAKUMA
37. BOAHAM ISSAC
38. GAWU BISMARK KOFI
39. OTENG GEORGE
40. ASIAMAH WISDOM GERALD
41. ASARE ALBERT
42. AMPONSAH EMMANUEL
43. SULEMAN AHMED
44. ANKU LIVINGSTONE
45. BOSOMPEM EBENEZER
46. DORGBADZI FREDERICK K.
1. ADOTEY SHEADRACK NII KPAKPO
2. DARKO BENARD
3. FLEKU SAMUEL KOFI
4. ADADEY WISE KWAKU
5. ASIATEY EVANS
6. APREKO COSMOS KWAMINA
7. APETORGBOR ETORMAN
8. GYANSIH-EMMANUEL ASAMOAH
9. ADZIM KENNETH WORLASI
10. BOSOKU GIDEON
11. TAMAKLOE ERIC KWESI
12. BAAH CHRISTIAN NKANSAH
13. TEFFUFOR SAMUEL
14. AYIAH EMMANUEL BASIL
15. ODOOM PRINCE ELIKEM
16. AVI RAYMOND EDEM
17. AFEVE DANIEL
18. DOGBEY EMMANUEL
19. KONJA-WUNJOMI-SAMBA JONAS
20. APAW PAUL LYTTLE
21. KUGLENU RICHARD KEKELI
22. AFONOPE PROSPER
23. DORGBADZI BERNARD
24. STEVE TEYE STEPHENSON
25. KOFITSE PROSPER
26. FANIYI HARRY EDEM
27. YEBOAH MICHAEL
28. MOHAMMED IBRAHIM
29. NUDANU JOHN KWESI
30. NEEQUAYE ZEBULUN KOTEY
31. QUANSAH NOAH
32. HOEDIENU SAMUEL
33. BOAKYE HENRY AIDOO
34. SACKEY ISAAC KABUTEY
35. ACKAAH JOHN OKOTA
36. JAGRI MATHEW
37. ANNAN JOHN KOBINA
38. ATTOH WONDER YAO
39. DRAH MICHAEL EDEM
40. HARUNA ADAMU
41. LETSEY PRINCE
42. BADU WILLIAM
43. DOMPTEY ALEXANDER
44. TIBUU MICHAEL COURAGE
45. AYITEY REDEEMER
46. ADADI PRINCE ELORM
47. DZISAH SIMON
48. DANKU DARLINGSTON SELORM
49. LABOJA WILLIAM
50. ABBEY LIVINGSTON
51. AGBAVOR NICHOLAS
52. TAKPO ADOLPH
53. NAKOR ALLAN
54. AMETEFE THOMPSOM
55. MENEY SALIFU SIMON
56. AGBENYENUSE ERIC
57. GABIANKU BLESS
58. AKPEKE DZIDZINYO
59. ATTTISON ABRAHAM LEBENE
60. TSEKPO MOSES
61. ISMAEL ASHRAFF
62. DORDOYE WISDOM DZIWORNU
63. ASHONG COURAGE
64. AMENYEAWU WISDOM KORBLA
65. BORBI PROMISE SENYO
66. KUDZETE FRANKLIN
67. BUMPOAH GODWIN
68. ADJEWODA JOHANTHAN
69. ADZAH SOLOMON
70. DENTEH BISMARK NOAH
NOTE
1) A text message will be received confirming your
admission via your phone number used in registering.
2) All the required obligation are stated in the S.M.S
SOURCE: GOVCO ADMINISTRATION
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PEKI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GOVCO 2012/2013 ADMISSION LIST

ADMISSION LIST 2012/2013

ATTITSOBUI CELETINE EDEM
HAMENOO SETH KOFI
AVATEY SAMUEL
KALE EMMANUEL KOJO
FUSWNI MAHAMMUD
ANOHOMESE THOMAS KUDJO
DZOKPO PrINCE
TETTEH ANTHONY EDEM
KUDZOR PHILIP
NTIAMOAH ANGELA ABENA
LAMTEY LAMBOYE RICHARD
NKPE ELIAS WORLASI
TUBLU BLESSING KING TOSU
AZUMAH EMMANUELLA MAWUNYO
AHIAGBA EVELYN
AGBO SYLVIA
HALLO FLORENCE
APPIAH CHARITY
AGEORGE FRANCIS KWAKU
DARKO-TSIBU CLEMENT
NUSTSUGAH KPODZO RICHARD
DZIENBLEWO RICHMOND KWAMI
ADJEI EMMANUEL KOFI
ABEKA ISHAMEL MOSES
AWUAH ISAAC
MORKLI MAWULI KOMLA BISMARK
AKAYARI JOHN
LONGMATEY FELIX
SEMEKOR EDEM
LARBEA LARH PATRICIA
NKUTIA DIANA BERNICE
AMEWU KWAKUCOLLINS
TSATSU FREEMAN KWADZO
ANIM SIMON ACQUAH
MEBLE RICHARD KWAME
AGBOADO EVELYN
AHIAWO DZI JEMIMA KEKELI
KABE PRISCILLA
BUKARI ASIAH
SWEDEL SELASE FRANKLIN
KRAKANI COURAGE ABENA
ASARE CLEMENT FORSON
ASANTE CLEMENT
WORTOZOR CHRISTINE ELORM
KPOMASI RICHARD
ANI-FRIMPONG SENYO ISRAEL
GHUNNEY ESTHER
AMETEPLE GIFTY MANSA
AMENU MARIAM
ABOAGYE PROSPER
SABBAH CHARITY AKOSUA
MENSAH MIRANDA
OTOPEH PHILIP
ADJEI FELIX
QUARSHIE SAMUEL
TWUM CLEMENT
SEIDU MARIAMA
APETORGBOR FRANCIS
SAWYERR ELVIS PAA
BISSI REDEEMER
AKONGO ESTHER
KPEDOR LAWRENCIA SENA
BANISA SALOMEY GIFTY
ATSU KORKU ERNEST
ASUMAH WILHERMINA
AGBEKE KWAKU JULIUS
DOGBATSE MARGARETE AKU
ZIGAH DORA SEDINAM
IBRAHIM YUNSA
TSAWODZI MARGARETE
BUATSI VIDA
NARAH AUGUSTINA ADAMKLE
GOLO DORNEY
KOFI DZAH ELIPLIM AKUA
TIDZI JOAN KUMAH
ALORDU ADISAH DAILY GIDEON
AMENYITOR SAMUEL
AGBA REJOICE AMA
TETTEVI DANIEL KWASI
NUTSUNIGBE LAWSON ANANI
AFUTOR ERIC
NYANKU MICHAEL KOMLA
TAWIAH ENOCK KWAME
QUARSHIE MARK SENYO
PARRY CHRISTIAN KOFI
OKITEY HARRIENT BLESSING
SEGLA STEPHEN
ADU GYAMFI DAVID
OPAM KING DAVID KOJO
TOKPO PAITENCE
FOLI DANIEL YAW
AKUDEY ALEXANDER
ANKU REJOICE YAWA
BAKA VICTOR COURAGE
OWUSUA MARIAM
AYIM INNOCENT
AGBLEY GRACE DELALI
SRONIPAH KENNETH
AGBONANI BENEDICTA AMA
BOSO DELIGHT DELPHINAH
AMISSAH MICHAEL NANA BAAH
BOMBO PATIENCE
ARHIN EVANS
DONKOR HELLINA
BONSU-OSEI ERIC
ANYASU FREDRICK KOFI
DEI ATTAH DENNIS
ADATSI MARGARET ELORM
TETTEY CORNELIUS
NAMPAFI DAVID
AFRA JOSEPHINE
ODIKRO PROSPER KWASI
CANDA DOROTHY
BEKUI LAWSON KWAMLA
DZAMPO LAWRENCE APRAKU
KPETOH MATTEW KWABLA
MENSAH YEBOAH ESTHER

SECOND LIST OF NAMES WILL BE UPDATED
SOON
Source: Govco Xpress News

CETAG Threaten Strike Over Delay In Passage of College of Education Bill

Accra, Jan. 11, GNA –
The National Council of Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) , on Wednesday threatened to embark on a strike if Government fail to ensure the swift passage of the Colleges of Education Bill by Friday, January 20.

“If pragmatic actions are not taken to pass the bill, we would not be in a position to offer our services, notice of our intentions has been communicated to the various stakeholders,“ the group indicated.

Reverend Francis Kusi-Ababio, Chairman of CETAG, at a press conference, organized by the group in Accra on Wednesday, said the decision was taken by the Executive Council, following failed efforts to interact with the Minister of Education on the issue.

The Council registered what it described as the displeasure of government’s deliberate delay in the passage of the bill to give Colleges of Education the legal framework to operate as full tertiary institutions.

It said: “Our members are highly displeased because of the anxiety, frustration and low morale currently prevailing in the working atmosphere in the Colleges of Education and it can have negative implications on educational development in the country.”

Rev. Kusi-Ababio said “Letters or reminders written to her office on this issue have not been acknowledged, so we will no longer wait before taking the necessary action”.

He said though Government had promised to pass the bill before the end of 2011, nothing was done to fulfil the pledge and that the Council had still not received any indication that the bill would be passed when Parliament resumes sitting this year. Rev. Kusi-Ababio called on Government to take immediate action to prevent any negative consequence in the delay of the passage of the bill to developmental efforts in the country.

The Bill was laid before Parliament about two years ago, in accordance with the Education Act of 2008(Act 778), which provided the mandate for the 38 Public Teacher Training Colleges in the country to be upgraded to tertiary status and offer diploma certificates.
GNA

Teacher Trainees To Do National Service

Teacher trainees who have completed their studies at the 38 Colleges of Education will undertake national service effective next year, the Executive Director of the National Service Scheme, Mr Vincent Senam Kuagbenu, has stated.

That, he said, followed the upgrade of the Colleges of Education into tertiary status.

Following the accreditation of the 38 Colleges of Education to full tertiary status, graduates from these institutions will from the next service year (2012 -2013) to be enrolled on to the Ghana National Service Scheme.

Consultations with stakeholders are concluded to pave way for commencement of the process of enrolment, Mr Kuagbenu said at the release of postings of national service persons for the 2011-2012 service years in Accra on Tuesday.

He said the national service for teachers would be undertaken after the teaching practice of the trainees, adding that the national service law mandated persons who had pursued tertiary education to undertake national service.

Colleges of Education Law to be ready by December

Peki, Aug. 30, GNA- The Colleges of Education Law would be ready by December 2011 to give legal backing to the upgrading of Teacher Training Colleges in the Country into tertiary institutions.

Mrs Betty Mould Iddrisu, Minister of Education, gave the hint at the opening session of the 53rd National Conference of Principals of Training Colleges (PRINCOF) at Peki on Wednesday.

The theme for the six-day Conference is, “Improved Teacher Education; an Asset for National Development”.

“My Ministry is not just to effect cosmetic changes in the names of the Colleges but rather to overhaul their infrastructure, strengthen the administrative capacities of the Principals and also see to the upgrading of various categories of staff currently at post.

“The entire upgrading process has huge cost implications for the country and we cannot do everything at one go.

“We would therefore need to adopt attitudes of consultation rather than confrontation in trying to tackle the many challenges that are associated with the upgrading,” Mrs Mould Iddrisu implored.

She urged the Principals of the Colleges “to be transformational” in their “administrative management, as well as the teaching and learning process in the colleges.”

Mrs Mould Iddrisu also urged the Principals to inculcate in their students a sense of pride and professionalism which would ensure that the new breed of teachers do not spend 40 per cent of their official teaching time in the classrooms and 60 per cent outside.

“It means government is paying teachers to spend 60 per cent of the time out of the classrooms. You must set the example and the way forward”, she exhorted.

The Education Minister said the administrative budget for the colleges this academic year stood at 800, 000. 00 Ghana cedis in addition to a service grant of 1, 000, 000. 00 Ghana cedis.

She said a total of 173, 295. 00 Ghana cedis also went into investment. In addition, 15,998 ,000 Ghana cedis went into infrastructure development through the Getfund.

Staff development and research was also worth 1, 200, 000 Ghana cedis and 3,000 ,000 went into the provision of library books, Mrs Mould Iddrisu said.

“Government has also increased the monthly stipend for trainee teachers from 69.00 Ghana cedis to 249. 00 Ghana cedis. “This translates to 6, 750, 000 Ghana cedis per month covering 27,000 students’, the Education Minister said.

Mr Alfred Abugri Ndego, President of PRINCOF, said many candidates with aggregates 8 to 11 were now entering the Training Colleges following the decision to upgrade the Training Colleges into tertiary institutions.

“This is a very healthy development for the future of education in Ghana”, he observed. Mr Ndego urged government to increase the annual quota of students to the Colleges well above the current ceiling of 9,000 because “the Colleges have the space and the capability to admit more applicants to our regular programmes”.

He said this was necessary to combat the 60, 000 teacher deficit in the country within a short time. “We in the Colleges of Education wish to express our gratitude to Government for all the development activities which have transformed our campuses in preparation for and in connection with our new status”, Mr Ndego said.
GNAPeki, Aug. 30, GNA- The Colleges of Education Law would be ready by December 2011 to give legal backing to the upgrading of Teacher Training Colleges in the Country into tertiary institutions.

Mrs Betty Mould Iddrisu, Minister of Education, gave the hint at the opening session of the 53rd National Conference of Principals of Training Colleges (PRINCOF) at Peki on Wednesday.

The theme for the six-day Conference is, “Improved Teacher Education; an Asset for National Development”.

“My Ministry is not just to effect cosmetic changes in the names of the Colleges but rather to overhaul their infrastructure, strengthen the administrative capacities of the Principals and also see to the upgrading of various categories of staff currently at post.

“The entire upgrading process has huge cost implications for the country and we cannot do everything at one go.

“We would therefore need to adopt attitudes of consultation rather than confrontation in trying to tackle the many challenges that are associated with the upgrading,” Mrs Mould Iddrisu implored.

She urged the Principals of the Colleges “to be transformational” in their “administrative management, as well as the teaching and learning process in the colleges.”

Mrs Mould Iddrisu also urged the Principals to inculcate in their students a sense of pride and professionalism which would ensure that the new breed of teachers do not spend 40 per cent of their official teaching time in the classrooms and 60 per cent outside.

“It means government is paying teachers to spend 60 per cent of the time out of the classrooms. You must set the example and the way forward”, she exhorted.

The Education Minister said the administrative budget for the colleges this academic year stood at 800, 000. 00 Ghana cedis in addition to a service grant of 1, 000, 000. 00 Ghana cedis.

She said a total of 173, 295. 00 Ghana cedis also went into investment. In addition, 15,998 ,000 Ghana cedis went into infrastructure development through the Getfund.

Staff development and research was also worth 1, 200, 000 Ghana cedis and 3,000 ,000 went into the provision of library books, Mrs Mould Iddrisu said.

“Government has also increased the monthly stipend for trainee teachers from 69.00 Ghana cedis to 249. 00 Ghana cedis. “This translates to 6, 750, 000 Ghana cedis per month covering 27,000 students’, the Education Minister said.

Mr Alfred Abugri Ndego, President of PRINCOF, said many candidates with aggregates 8 to 11 were now entering the Training Colleges following the decision to upgrade the Training Colleges into tertiary institutions.

“This is a very healthy development for the future of education in Ghana”, he observed. Mr Ndego urged government to increase the annual quota of students to the Colleges well above the current ceiling of 9,000 because “the Colleges have the space and the capability to admit more applicants to our regular programmes”.

He said this was necessary to combat the 60, 000 teacher deficit in the country within a short time. “We in the Colleges of Education wish to express our gratitude to Government for all the development activities which have transformed our campuses in preparation for and in connection with our new status”, Mr Ndego said.
GNA

FINAL ADMISSION LIST, 2011. PEKI COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 2011 ADMISSION LIST

A) FEMALE LIST
-Ablo Awoenam
-Aboagyewaa Ruth
-Abotsi Rita
-Adiku Jennifer Edinam
-Adjei Gloria
-Addo Comfort
-Adu Edna Ama
-Adusei Benedicta Masconzy
-Adzudzoli Lena Akusika
-Agala Bernice Mawulorm
-Agbenu Beatrice
-Akagla Gloria Abla
-Akukumah Bright Esi
-Amedonoo Exornam
-Apati Ewoenam
-Asamoah Doris
-Asempa Rejoice
-Asiedu Abigail
-Akatse Mavis Esinam
-Atatsi Bridgit Enyonam
-Atilusey Esther Esinam
-Atsu-Koomson Juliana
-Awuah Joyce
-Ayisu Mavis Mawulawoe
-Ayitey Agnes Abena
-Baah Paulina
-Bedzra Precious Mawufemor
-Boateng Christabel
-Bribinty Joycelin
-Dadzo Lucy Akosua
-Dargbey Emelia Elorm
-Deh Benedicta
-Dzatsia Peace
-Ekow Judith
-Eshun Joana
-Fiagbor Bernice
-Fosuah Efua Rita
-Gai Felicia Yawa
-Hamenu Divine Afi
-Hateka Miranda
-Ilupeju Linda Madinatu
-Kale Gertrude
-Kanda Gracefield
-Klutse Peace Edem
-Kom Mabel
-Kpeglo Prisca Ophelia
-Kpetey Portia Elikplim
-Kporfor Rosemary Dzidedi
-Kudah Dzifa Abigail
-Kukanu Cornelia
-Kwadzo Agnes
-Mensah Charity Melody
-Mensah Sanctity Enyonam
-Mortey Doris
-Ntem Mary Seyram
-Nyator Bernice
-Onipaensah Peace
-Peprah Felicity
-Suitor Esther Senam
-Sallah Herritta Dzigbordi
-Taylor Abigail
-Torgbor Nancy
-Yekple Judith
-Zatey Edith
-Manyo Christine
-Ayikpa Princess

B) MALE LIST
-Amesimeku Mawutor Honesty
-Amoako Solomon
-Annan Eric
-Apetorgbor Eric K.
-Asante Kwesi Emmanuel
-Asare Ebenezer
-Asiedu Eugene Kafui
-Atiase Ernest Godbless
-Atsutse Felix
-Ayine Abraham Christian
-Ayrah Dodzi
-Boajo Noah
-Bonsu Nana Kojo Gideon
-Botsi Bright Selorm
-Dagadu Richard Gameli
-Dauda Peter
-Deh Kwame Eric
-Deku Samuel
-Dogbey edem Kofi
-Doh Cephas
-Dordjie Stephen
-Dzamposu George Komla
-Dzeha Moses Kwami
-Dzube Etornam Kojo Ephraim
-Edor Edudzi Prince
-Ennison Emmanuel
-Funu Gershon
-Fuseinin Mohammed Nash
-Gafa Devine
-Gagba David
-Gakpo Emmanuel
-Gawu Godsway
-Gbedebu Kossi Benjamin
-Champson Mark
-Gogo Seth
-Hekli Wilson
-Hella Cyril Gameli
-Aduve Bright
-Agbeehia Roger Woyram
-Aglo Prosper Dzigbodi
-Agubretsu Divine Kojo
-Akordor Dominic Paul K.
-Amegashie Fredrick Worlanyo
-Amenu Prince Charles
-Ameshi Sedudzi Kwabla Godwin
-Attah Mathias
-Awudi Norris
-Ayitey Anthony
-Kudanu Ganyo Joel K.
-Kumah Ernest Goodness Kwesi
-Lassey kekeli
-Letsa Innocent Kwame
-Mamitey Bismark
-Nyarko Mawuli Kofi
-Tsrah Joshua Kwame
-Turkson Dennis
-Ujan Noah kofi
-Addai Prosper
-Yakan Ndati Ernest
-Addai Prosper
-Abankwai Collins Darkwa
-Abban Duke Kofi
-Abotsi Raphael Edem
-Adiapena Eric Andrew
-Adjartey Ransford
-Adjei Jacob Asante
-Agbo Johnson
-Ahadzi Dela Thywill
-Akoensi Prosper Kojo
-Akuamoah Benjamin
-Akutse Dela Kwesi
-Alobuia Paul
-Aloryito Samuel
-Amegboleza Kojo Wisdom
-Hodasi Justice
-Hometor Philip
-Hosi Victor Kwasi
-Jibilulu Issah
-Kadeh Samuel
-Kissi Charles
-Kodjo Benjamin Kwame
-Korbodua Simon
-Kpakpadzi Gershon
-Kuapolor Francis
-Misrowoda Ernest
-Moro Abdul Razak
-Nartey Eric
-Nkyira Opoku Patrick
-Ninkpe Kwaku
-Nuviadenu Sylvanus
-Nyatsikor Bless
-Osarfo Michael Sapanin
-Osei Owusu Shadrack
-Peni Samuel Yaw
-Segla Simon Kwaku
-Tsinyo Elisha
-Wuddah Leslie Kojo Jojo
-Ashiabi James K.ifer Edinam
-Adjei Gloria
-Addo Comfort
-Adu Edna Ama
-Adusei Benedicta Masconzy
-Adzudzoli Lena Akusika
-Agala Bernice Mawulorm
-Agbenu Beatrice
-Akagla Gloria Abla
-Akukumah Bright Esi
-Amedonoo Exornam
-Apati Ewoenam
-Asamoah Doris
-Asempa Rejoice
-Asiedu Abigail
-Akatse Mavis Esinam
-Atatsi Bridgit Enyonam
-Atilusey Esther Esinam
-Atsu-Koomson Juliana
-Awuah Joyce
-Ayisu Mavis Mawulawoe
-Ayitey Agnes Abena
-Baah Paulina
-Bedzra Precious Mawufemor
-Boateng Christabel
-Bribinty Joycelin
-Dadzo Lucy Akosua
-Dargbey Emelia Elorm
-Deh Benedicta
-Dzatsia Peace
-Ekow Judith
-Eshun Joana
-Fiagbor Bernice
-Fosuah Efua Rita
-Gai Felicia Yawa
-Hamenu Divine Afi
-Hateka Miranda
-Ilupeju Linda Madinatu
-Kale Gertrude
-Kanda Gracefield
-Klutse Peace Edem
-Kom Mabel
-Kpeglo Prisca Ophelia
-Kpetey Portia Elikplim
-Kporfor Rosemary Dzidedi
-Kudah Dzifa Abigail
-Kukanu Cornelia
-Kwadzo Agnes
-Mensah Charity Melody
-Mensah Sanctity Enyonam
-Mortey Doris
-Ntem Mary Seyram
-Nyator Bernice
-Onipaensah Peace
-Peprah Felicity
-Suitor Esther Senam
-Sallah Herritta Dzigbordi
-Taylor Abigail
-Torgbor Nancy
-Yekple Judith
-Zatey Edith
-Manyo Christine
-Ayikpa Princess

B) MALE LIST
-Amesimeku Mawutor Honesty
-Amoako Solomon
-Annan Eric
-Apetorgbor Eric K.
-Asante Kwesi Emmanuel
-Asare Ebenezer
-Asiedu Eugene Kafui
-Atiase Ernest Godbless
-Atsutse Felix
-Ayine Abraham Christian
-Ayrah Dodzi
-Boajo Noah
-Bonsu Nana Kojo Gideon
-Botsi Bright Selorm
-Dagadu Richard Gameli
-Dauda Peter
-Deh Kwame Eric
-Deku Samuel
-Dogbey edem Kofi
-Doh Cephas
-Dordjie Stephen
-Dzamposu George Komla
-Dzeha Moses Kwami
-Dzube Etornam Kojo Ephraim
-Edor Edudzi Prince
-Ennison Emmanuel
-Funu Gershon
-Fuseinin Mohammed Nash
-Gafa Devine
-Gagba David
-Gakpo Emmanuel
-Gawu Godsway
-Gbedebu Kossi Benjamin
-Champson Mark
-Gogo Seth
-Hekli Wilson
-Hella Cyril Gameli
-Aduve Bright
-Agbeehia Roger Woyram
-Aglo Prosper Dzigbodi
-Agubretsu Divine Kojo
-Akordor Dominic Paul K.
-Amegashie Fredrick Worlanyo
-Amenu Prince Charles
-Ameshi Sedudzi Kwabla Godwin
-Attah Mathias
-Awudi Norris
-Ayitey Anthony
-Kudanu Ganyo Joel K.
-Kumah Ernest Goodness Kwesi
-Lassey kekeli
-Letsa Innocent Kwame
-Mamitey Bismark
-Nyarko Mawuli Kofi
-Tsrah Joshua Kwame
-Turkson Dennis
-Ujan Noah kofi
-Addai Prosper
-Yakan Ndati Ernest
-Addai Prosper
-Abankwai Collins Darkwa
-Abban Duke Kofi
-Abotsi Raphael Edem
-Adiapena Eric Andrew
-Adjartey Ransford
-Adjei Jacob Asante
-Agbo Johnson
-Ahadzi Dela Thywill
-Akoensi Prosper Kojo
-Akuamoah Benjamin
-Akutse Dela Kwesi
-Alobuia Paul
-Aloryito Samuel
-Amegboleza Kojo Wisdom
-Hodasi Justice
-Hometor Philip
-Hosi Victor Kwasi
-Jibilulu Issah
-Kadeh Samuel
-Kissi Charles
-Kodjo Benjamin Kwame
-Korbodua Simon
-Kpakpadzi Gershon
-Kuapolor Francis
-Misrowoda Ernest
-Moro Abdul Razak
-Nartey Eric
-Nkyira Opoku Patrick
-Ninkpe Kwaku
-Nuviadenu Sylvanus
-Nyatsikor Bless
-Osarfo Michael Sapanin
-Osei Owusu Shadrack
-Peni Samuel Yaw
-Segla Simon Kwaku
-Tsinyo Elisha
-Wuddah Leslie Kojo Jojo
-Ashiabi James K.

2010/2011 Academic Year Ends Successfully

It’s of great excitement for all continuing students to see the second semester (2010/2011 Academic Year) end successfully. We thank God for seeing all of us through the semester. we hope God brings us back to face the challenges of the next academic year. In the next academic year first years become seniors, second years become out-programmers and the recent out-programmers become teachers. Each and every student cant wait to go to the next of the Diploma in Basic (DBE) Programme. We wish every student of the college the best and always remember to be a good teacher in the making.

Admission Interview Day @ Peki College of Education, 621 Shortlisted Interviewees (Photo)

Admission Interview List(501-621) For DBE Admissions 2011/2012 – Peki College of Education , Teacher Training College Admissions

501.Nkum Sadique
502.Norgbey Senagbe Kwesi
503.Normesi Delase Bernice
504.Ntem Mary Seyram
505.Ntim Eunice
506.Nudziekpor Mawufemor
507.Nutsunugbe Lwason Anani
508.Nuviadenu Sylvanus
509.Nuwordu Cynthia Dela Doe
510.Nyagble Before
511.Nyante Kyiwa Pearl
512.Nyarko Mawuli Kofi
513.Nyaro Lucas
514.Nyatepe Noah
515.Nyator Bernice
516.Nyatsikor Bless
517.Nyedualah Mercy
518.Obiri Agyei Philip
519.Obitrim Wilberforce-Wilbur
520.Ocansey Rejoice Akpene
521.Odadze Gloria
522.Ofori Delali Kwadzo
523.Ofori Herve
524.Ohene Precious
525.Okata Enoch
526.Oklu David
527.Onipaensah Peace
528.Opoku Elizabeth
529.Osae Delali
530.Osarfo Michael Sapanin
531.Osei Abigail
532.Osei Naomi
533.Osei Owusu Shadrack
534.Osew Ofori David
535.Otoo Eshun Edward
536.Otu Loveson
537.Owusu Benjamin
538.Owusu George
539.Paintsil Alex Kojo
540.Parry Christian Kofi
541.Peni Samuel Yaw
542.Peprah Felicity
543.Pretsi Harrison
544.Quampah Christian
545.Quarshie Mark Senyo
546.Quarshie Oscar
547.Raffik Mohammed Ali
548.Sabbah Charity Akosua
549.Sackey Margaret
550.Sakitey James
551.Sakyi Wisdom
552.Salifu Georgina
553.Salifu Nurudeen
554.Sallah Godsway
555.Sallah Henrietta Dzigbordi
556.Sayibu Shahadu
557.Seglah Simon Kwaku
558.Seglah Stephen
559.Seidu Mariama
560.Sekle Williams
561.Sekyi Joseph
562.Selassy Prosper
563.Semabia Fedelia Mensah
564.Sena Joseph
565.Setordzi Romeo
566.Setordzi Herman
567.Sewu Rosemary
568.Sheihu Mohammed
569.Sitso Maxwell Kwesi
570.Smith Kennedy Samuel
571.Soka Noble
572.Sowu Lucy
573.Suitor Esther Senam
574.Takyibea Joyce
575.Tano Abednego
576.Tay Benjamin
577.Taylor Abigail
578.Tengey Saviour
579.Tetteh Boas
580.Tetteh Celestine Dede
581.Tetteh Doreen Naa Dedei
582.Tetteh Patience
583.Tetteh-Addo Mark
584.Tikonimbe Tagnuntiba Jonah
585.Toclometi Renald
586.Togbor Nancy
587.Togoh Sandra Sefakor
588.Torgbo Christian
589.Tsekpokumah Chrobin
590.Tsekumah Victor Yao
591.Tsidi Doris Ivy
592.Tsinyo Elisha
593.Tsitey Kwaku Maxwell
594.Tsrah Joshua Kwame
595.Turkson Dennis
596.Tutu Linda
597.Udon Bigyisun Richard
598.Ujan Noah Kofi
599.Vidzreku Charles
600.Vidzreku Gideon Kwame
601.Vineh George Yawson
602.Vitagbo Sampson Kwadzo
603.Wayo Prosper
604.Wotu Fredline
605.Wuddah Leslie Kojo Jojo
606.Wugah Dela
607.Xenya Diana
608.Xenyo Alex Gameli
609.Yakan Ndati Ernest
610.Yaokumah Paul
611.Yawlui Augustino Nedo
612.Yegbe Veronica
613.Yekple Edith
614.Yevu Regina
615.Zatey Edith
616.Zidah Famous Kwabla
617.Ziga Benjamin Edem
618.Zikpi Enam
619.Zokli Jennifer
620.Zowonu Evangeline
621.Zuberu H. Safyan

Admission Interview List(401-500) For DBE Admissions 2011/2012 – Peki College of Education , Teacher Training College Admissions

401.Hadjor Raphael Falistus
402.Hadzor Esther Yawa
403.Hamenoo Divine Afi
404.Hateka Miranda
405.Hekli Wilson
406.Hella Cyril Gameli
407.Hiagbe Afenyo Moses
408.Hlodewu Evans
409.Hodasi Justice
410.Hoenyoame Prosper Yawo
411.Hoeyi David
412.Homrtor Philip
413.Hosi Victor Kwasi
414.Hussey Dennis Ato
415.Hwanompe Charles
416.Idah Patience Ama
417.Ilupeju Linda Madinatu
418.Imoro Gurundoo
419.Ismail Abdul Rashid
420.Issah Sulemana
421.Jamena Evans Asiedu
422.Jibililu Issah
423.Kadeh Samuel
424.Kale Gertrude
425.Kanda Gracefield
426.Kissi Charles
427.Klu Frank
428.Klu Peace
429.Klutse Peace Edem
430.Kodjo Benjamin Kwame
431.Kokoli Anthony
432.Kom Mabel
433.Koning Isaac
434.Koomson Eunice
435.Koranteng Enoch
436.Korbodua Simon
437.Kornutsey Alphonse
438.Korsidjah Miriam
439.Kortey Juliana
440.Kpakpadzi Gershon
441.Kpankpah Ebenezer Narth
442.Kpe Ernestina
443.Kpeglo Prisca Ophelia
444.Kpetey Portia Elikplim
445.Kpogo Philip Kekeli Yao
446.Kporfor Mathew Kwasi
447.Kporfor Rosemary Dzidedi
448.Kporsu Frank
449.Kporvi Senam
450.Krampah Deborah
451.Kubuafor Norah
452.Kudah Dzifa Abigail
453.Kudanu Ganyo Joel K
454.Kukanu Cornelia
455.Kukpahu Charity
456.Kumah Ernest Goodness Kwesi
457.Kumfo Michael Kwaku
458.Kupualor Francis
459.Kutumpah Eric
460.Kuverdzi Sylvanus Edem
461.Kwadzo Agnes
462.Kwadzo Robert
463.Kwadzodeh Victoria
464.Kwasigah Mary
465.Lagble Carlos Prince
466.Larbi Amoah Grace
467.Larbi Odame Michael
468.Lartey James
469.Lassey Kekeli
470.Lavoe Miriam Yawo
471.Letsa Innocent Kwame
472.Mahu Manuel Mawuli
473.Mamitey Bismark
474.Manyo Christine
475.Meble Foster
476.Mensah Bernice Akosua
477.Mensah Charity Melody
478.Mensah Kwabena Daniel
479.Mensah Sanctify Enyonam
480.Mensah-Abraham Opuku
481.Mintah Andrews Addo
482.Misrowoda Ernest
483.Mohammed Mustapha
484.Mohammed Salis Nafisah
485.Moro Abdul Razak
486.Mortey Raymond Kodzo
487.Mortor Benedicta
488.Morttey Doris
489.Morveh Eyiram
490.Muhammed Abdul Wadud
491.Musah Ibrahim
492.Nai Victoria Korkor
493.Nampafi David
494.Napari Mohammed
495.Nartey Eric
496.Nartey Solomon
497.Nedjoh Christine Adzo
498.Nhyira Opoku Patrick
499.Nimako Theresah
500.Ninkpe Kwaku