The Ghana Chamber of Entrepreneurs with Disabilities and the Ghana Disability Forum have extended their warmest congratulations to Professor Augustina Naami on her promotion to the rank of Associate Professor at the University of Ghana.
In a statement issued by the president of both organisations, Mr. Alex Tetteh, Professor Naami’s achievement was hailed as a reflection of her distinguished academic contributions and unwavering advocacy for persons with disabilities.
The statement highlighted Professor Naami’s instrumental role in shaping national disability policy and community engagement as a founding member of the Ghana Disability Forum. Her leadership in establishing the Ghana Chamber for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities has provided a vital platform for entrepreneurs with disabilities to thrive.
The organisations also commended Professor Naami’s commitment to rehabilitating persons with disabilities from the streets of Accra and her role in creating the Ministry for Persons with Disabilities within the Church of Pentecost.
These efforts, the statement said, underscore her dedication to promoting inclusion and empowerment.
The statement concluded by expressing gratitude for Professor Naami’s visionary leadership, unflinching support, and tireless dedication to the disability community.
Her promotion is seen as an opportunity for even greater impact and transformation, inspiring hope and empowerment for all.
The Ghana Chamber of Entrepreneurs with Disabilities and the Ghana Disability Forum look forward to Professor Naami’s continued contributions to academia and disability advocacy in her new role.
Prof. Augustina Naami, the Head of the Social Work Department of the University of Ghana, has recently been promoted to Associate Professor, following her outstanding achievements in disability research and advocacy over the years, building on her foundational PhD research.
Her groundbreaking work has significantly contributed to promoting inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities, earning her recognition within academic circles and beyond.
SOURCE: DisabilityNewsGH.com
