PHOTOS: GIJ maiden 'campus clique' awards 3 Influential students



Three students of  the Ghana Institute of Journalism(GIJ) who distinguished themselves in the fields of journalism and media, leadership and entrepreneurship have been honored by Sparkplug Ghana, a student group championing the cause of leadership and academic excellence in GIJ.
 The honor was conferred on them at an event dubbed ‘GIJ maiden campus clique awards’ held at the school campus on Friday April 1, 2016  on the theme: Education, Leadership and Service. 

The awardees were nominated in  three categories; the most Influential student media personnel (Diploma and Degree Levels) the most entrepreneurial student (Degree Levels 200 & 300), and the most Influential student for Diploma and Degree level only before eventually been selected as winners.
Fiifi Kwetey, Minister for Transport presenting a certificate of honor to Joseph Kobla Wemakor
An indefatigable Freelance Journalist cum communication student, Joseph Kobla Wemakor was adjudged the most Influential Student media personnel whiles Eugene Nyavor was pronounced the most Influential student for the second category  following  Martin Ntem Thompson was also declared the most entrepreneurial student for the third category.
Eugene Nyavor,the most influential student receiving hampers from Mr. Nustugah
 According to the event organizers, the move seeks to reward, motivate and empower students to strive for academic excellence and leadership whiles in school and within the job market.

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