11/08/2026
Studying at K.N.U.S.T. is definitely one of my favourite life experiences. Going back there for “Be Enfrenched 26” felt like going back home, but I didn’t know I was going to receive a “home-comers” welcome.
The morning session was awesome! The schools gave their all! I was super impressed, excited and moved by the performances. The parents, Teachers, everyone present was fully into the event. With a heart full of joy, I said “Mission accomplished!”
The second session was super interactive and insightful as well. Doing this alongside the Head of Department of Language and Communication Sciences: Dr. Stella Macafui Yegblemenawo and my brother and coursemate Mr. Mark Anim Sasu was amazing!
Somehow I didn’t even realize that was my first time meeting my sister Stella Blay, she supports my business like we’ve known ourselves for ages!
And yes, I realised later that it was my first time meeting Aimee Sekyi- Duah, an amazing bilingual MC we had. Barbara Appiah wasn’t feeling well but still did her best to be a part of this. Akyede Birago, it was great meeting you again.
Mr. Kwadwo Marfo spearheaded the whole Kumasi team and I just had to concentrate on Accra. There won’t be enough space here to thank you. Princess Amponsah, FRENSA President- elect, Reuben our Graphic Designer and Media Manager. In fact, a big thank you to the whole team, the names are many! Friends and family who supported in various ways, it was great seeing you all again. I truly appreciate all your efforts.
To the schools who made this event a success D& D Academy, CSIR School, K.N.U.S. T. Basic and J.H.S., thank you for responding to our call. Your students did amazingly well! Your French Tutors are doing so well.
Dr. Adu- Menyah, Sir, it was an honour to have you with us. I truly appreciate your time and presence.
I have to wrap up this long post I think. I’ll come back with more. Kumasi, thank you! 🙏🏽🥰