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The Tanoso Anglican Primary B School Management Committee (SMC) and Parents Teachers Association (PTA) recently organized a grand send-off and retirement program to honor Madam Emelia Adjei, who dedicated 37 years to the Ghana Education Service (GES).
Madam Emelia reflected on her remarkable journey, highlighting the challenges and accomplishments that marked her years in service.
She expressed pride and gratitude for serving Ghana through her career in education.
In an interview with news men,Madam Emelia acknowledged the highs and lows of her career, describing her journey as a mix of good and bad moments. She emphasized that challenges shaped her resilience, while promotions validated her hard work.
As parting advice, Madam Emelia encouraged workers to view their roles as a service to God rather than man. She believed this perspective fosters a sense of purpose and determination, enabling individuals to overcome challenges and achieve success in their endeavors.
Mrs. Samuella Asamoah, a teacher who worked closely with Madam Emelia, paid tribute to her remarkable contributions.
The event celebrated Madam Emelia’s impressive service, dedication, and commitment to education.
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