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General News of Saturday, July 13, 2019
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
2019-07-13
Dr. Frank Adjei (in blue suit) with his quote
The National Economic University of Ternopil, Ukraine, has awarded an honorary doctorate to Frank Adjei, Executive Chairman and CEO of Rema-Jason Company Limited, Rema-Jason Ventures, Lovers Band, NAPLOAG and GNCBBLLOA.
Mr. Frank Adjei was honored alongside Nana Kwadwo Gyasi, CEO of Nana Kwadwo Gyasi Company Limited, Elder Bismarck Amoah, Founder of the Bohye Prayer and Wake Center and the Hon. Eric Opoku.
Honorary doctoral degrees attest to their leadership in entrepreneurship and their selfless contributions to the promotion of humanity, as well as their overall contributions to Ghana's socio-economic development.
Mr Frank Adjei, Nana Kwadwo Gyasi, Elder Bismarck Amoah and the Hon. Eric Opoku was honored at a ceremony that was held on Saturday, July 13, 2019 in the Great Hall of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, in Kumasi, under the auspices of the Office of Research on Governance, Trade and Administration (BORGCA) and the Confederation of Governance Assessment Institute (COGAI).
According to the university, Frank Adjei's immense contribution to the founding of the National Chamber of Bankers of Ghana, operators and bank lottery agents, Lotto and Lotteries Company Limited and the National Association of Operators and private lottery agents in Ghana has created jobs for many people in the community and Ghana in general.
"Nevertheless, your loyalty to supporting orphanages, schools, disadvantaged communities, villages, businessmen, and offering scholarships to students inside and across borders has earned you this honor. You are a model mogul worthy of the name, a well-founded philanthropist and a glimmer of hope for Ghana and the African continent as a whole. The university then said.
Mr. Frank Adjei has business interests in the following areas: lottery, commerce, real estate, hospitality, transportation and entertainment.
He founded the National Chamber of Bankers of Ghana with Bankers' Lottery Operators and Agents, Lotto and Lotteries Company Limited, and the National Association of Private Lottery Operators and Lottery Agents in Ghana. He has employed more than 350 lotto agents and 100,000 lottery writers across Ghana.
In the real estate and hospitality industry, Mr. Frank Adjei owns hostels and houses spread throughout Ghana. These properties are managed by companies he founded, such as Rema-Jason Company Limited and Rema-Jason Ventures, respectively.
Mr Frank Adjei also manages transport with a considerable number of vehicles. It also owns an entertainment company known as Lovers Band, which provides services to churches, funeral homes and restaurants across the country.
Mr. Frank Adjei is a philanthropist and he has touched so many lives with his generosity. It offers scholarships to needy but brilliant students, supports churches, businessmen, orphanages, schools, disadvantaged communities and villages.
Mr. Frank Adjei has provided thousands of jobs to Ghanaians, especially young people.
The company has indeed benefited and continues to benefit from the kindness and compbadion of Mr. Frank Adjei.
It is on the basis of the above-mentioned achievements that motivated the National Economic University of Ternopil, Ukraine, BORGCA and COGAI, to confer on Mr. Frank Adjei an honorary doctorate.
BORGCA / COGAI's communications strategist and director of international relations, Mr. Isaac Rockson, explained at the ceremony that Mr. Frank Adjei, Nana Kwadwo Gyasi and former Bismarck Amoah deserve to be honored because they have worked hard to create many jobs. the life and living conditions of many people in Ghana. He said, "We do not just honor people, but we have great integrity and credibility."
Professor Gregory of the National Economic University of Ternopil, in his congregational address, congratulated the laureates for their positive and immense contribution to the development of Ghana.
However, Dr. Frank Adjei, in his thank-you speech, encouraged Ghanaians, especially young people, to embrace humility, hard work, fear of God and knowledge to the detriment of quick ways of doing things. to obtain money.
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