TTAG-EGA Mourns the Loss of Ahadzi Emmanuel

TTAG-EGA Extends Condolences on the Passing of Ahadzi Emmanuel.

The Teacher Trainees' Association of Ghana - Eastern and Greater Accra Sector (TTAG-EGA) has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Ahadzi Emmanuel, a Level 100 student at SDA College of Education, Asokore-Koforidua. His untimely departure has left the association and the entire teacher training community heartbroken, as he was a young, dedicated trainee with a promising future in education.


Ahadzi Emmanuel had shown great commitment to his studies and was passionate about making a positive impact on young learners. His unfortunate demise, following a brief illness, is a painful loss to the teaching fraternity, which had high hopes for his contributions to the profession. His dedication to education and his unwavering spirit made him an inspiration to his colleagues and friends.


In an official statement signed by TTAG-EGA President Kingsley Ayitey and General Secretary Samuel Boahene-Asah, the association extended its deepest condolences to Ahadzi’s family, the entire SDA College of Education community, and all who knew and cherished him. They acknowledged the potential he had to become a dedicated and impactful educator and expressed their grief over his passing.


TTAG-EGA stands in solidarity with his loved ones, sharing in their pain and mourning the loss of a young trainee whose dreams were cut short. The association prays for strength and comfort for his family and friends and hopes that his soul finds eternal rest in Abraham’s bosom.


During this difficult time, TTAG-EGA encourages the teacher training community to remember Ahadzi Emmanuel for his passion for education and the values he upheld. His memory will remain an inspiration, and his contributions, though brief, will not be forgotten.


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