A Tribute to Emeritus Prof. Samuel Otu Gyandoh, A Mentor, Friend and Brother By Emeritus Prof. Abu Abarry Shardow, Temple University, Philadelphia, USA It is with great sense of sorrow and dismay that I write this tribute to memorialize Emeritus Prof. Samuel Otu Gyandoh, who passed away on February 2021 in Ghana. My […]
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Dear Grandpa SO, It was a blow to hear of your passing, considering we had lost another grandpa (Grandpa Kwame Tandoh) in less than three months. We always enjoyed talking to you and loved visiting you in Ofankor. We will miss your wisdom and the pure love of your understanding heart. We will miss you
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TRIBUTE TO PROFESSOR SAMUEL OTU GYANDOH Kwame Frimpong It is with pain, sorrow and hurt, and at the same time, with a deep sense of gratitude that I write this Tribute in honour of the late Professor Samuel Gyandoh, whom I have over the latter years, had the audacity in maturity to affectionately
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Uncle, you were the chairperson at the launch of Fonola Mall. The last time we spoke it was about Fonola Mall. You even visited me after you left to give me a gift. Thank you for being a Blessing to us. We celebrate you uncle. Rest well in peace. With love, Fifi Ransford
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He has achieved success, who has lived well, who has laughed often and loved much:who has enjoyed the trust, respect and love of people;who has filled the niche and accomplished his task;who has left the world better than he found it;whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem, or a rescued soul;who has never lacked
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The heartbreaking news of the sudden transition into eternity of my most beloved and genuinely cherished friend, Professor Samuel Otu Gyandoh, brutally hit me with the ruthless force of a deadly blow! We met at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, USA in 1964, while he was at the Law School, pursuing his graduate studies,
“Let the elders who rule well be considered worthy of double honor, especially those who labor in preaching and teaching.” 1 Timothy 5:17 Uncle Prof. you will forever be missed as the family’s Pride; you led the way to achieve the highest education, yet you remained very humble and approachable. Your wisdom and knowledge
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I always thought it funny that no matter how old I got or he got he was still my “Daddy.” I tried calling him “Dad” sometimes but it never quite felt right. Daddy always said we all must move on to make room for the next generation. He was one who was never afraid of
Professor S.O. Gyandoh’s life was one of service and dedication to his students, his colleagues, and the larger university community. Professor Gyandoh joined the University of Ghana in October 1962 and rose through the ranks to become Senior Lecturer in Law in 1971, and Associate Professor in 1977. He served the University in various
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Professor Gyandoh’s original scholarly contributions were ahead of his time. They were matched by the principals: morals, values of dignity, and loyalty- that he lived by. Harriet B. Schiffer
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