Sam Nartey George, a politician for Ningo-Prampram, recently graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science with an MSc in International Strategy and Diplomacy.
In a Facebook post, he acknowledged that he is the first Ghanaian to have ever participated in the LSE IDEAS program. He declared his conviction that Ghana would gain from the knowledge he had acquired.
He asserted that the procedure was the result of a challenging yet rewarding year. The Ningo-Prampram MP sent photos of the occasion to his loved ones.
Hon. Sam Nartey George took to his Facebook to post:
Yesterday, I graduated from the London School of Economics and Political Science – LSE with an MSc. in International Strategy and Diplomacy. This has been the culmination of a very demanding yet rewarding year.
The challenge of Parliament and my Constituency coupled with the work being done on the Private Members Bill my Colleagues and I are sponsoring, to having to study the course in person with the demands of family life as an added layer of responsibility, have taught me one thing – determination, grit and planning achieve everything.
This latest academic pursuit has not just opened a new vista in my career path but has as the LSE motto says, made me “know the causes of things”. I’m grateful to the academic faculty, my dissertation supervisor, my colleagues and my loving family for the support over the past year as I embarked on this odyssey. My ultimate gratitude is to the LORD for His infinite grace and provision which made what was just a dream possible.
As the first-ever Ghanaian student in this program at the LSE IDEAS, I am confident that the knowledge learnt would be put to use in service to our Motherland, Ghana. GOD bless our Homeland and make her great and strong.
