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Female Education Empowerment Program

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UTAPAFRICA TEAM

Gloria Azume Kanzoni
Gloria Azume Kanzoni

Female/Technical Innovative Director

GLORIA AZUME KANZONI is a Mechanical Engineer, Head of Department and teaching mechanical engineering courses at the Bolgatanga Technical Institute. She also serves as the Coordinator of Women in Technical education (WITTED) involved in organizing technical programs for young girl and encouraging them into the mostly male dominant sector’s in education and industry. Gloria has a master’s in Mechanical Engineering, University of Wenneba (2018); BSc in Mechanical Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (2015). Gloria’s professional certifications include City and Guild, Advanced Diploma/Diploma. She has vast experience as Machinists, Fleet Maintenance with the Ghana Water Company and has led a machine shop/production of spare parts.

  • 011-233-208-880-934
  • kanzonigloria@yahoo.com
  • Bolgatanga, Ghana
Chief Jacob Mbah Kanzoni
Chief Jacob Mbah Kanzoni

Advisory Chair

The traditional chief and head of the Arigu community. Chief has been in the regional and district educational space as a teacher, and educational administrator for more than 40 years. Apart from having degrees in Education and Public Administration, Chief has been in both the political and community development and advancement for many years. He is one of the highly educated and experienced traditional leaders in the evolving Africa leadership innovation taking shape across the continent where traditional leadership requires highly educated gentry.

Kanzoni A.George
Kanzoni A.George

Head of Operations, Agricultural Sector

HND in tropical Agriculture.

  • badimsugru65@gmail.com
  • Ghana
Ayariga Sulemana
Ayariga Sulemana

Director, Internal Audit and Evaluation

Higher National Diploma in Accounting.

  • sulemana.ayariga@utapafrica.org
Akutubisi Kanzoni Anthony
Akutubisi Kanzoni Anthony

Director, Communcation and Secretary

UNIVERSITY FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES BACHELOR OF ART INTEGRATED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Specialized as Community developer and play a role in development planning

  • Ghana
Lukeman Kanzoni
Lukeman Kanzoni

Director, Planning & Engineering

Bsc. Construction technology and Management (KNUST) HND in civil engineering ( Accra Technical University)

  • lukeman@utapafrica.org
  • Ghana

  • The Dry Season

    In the dry season, agricultural operation is impossible without irrigation. Farmers move to cities, creating population density and poverty. The dry season is one of two seasons in semi-arid Africa.  The dry season is characterized by low humidity, lack of water and depletion of subsistence crops between November to April yearly.

  • The Rainy-Wet Season

    The rainy or wet season occurs during a warm season, or summer, precipitation takes place.  In the wet season, air quality improves, freshwater quality improves, and vegetation grows substantially, leading to crop yields late in the season. Rivers overflow their banks and drain into lakes within the white Volta river networks.    

  • Dredging Existing Lakes

    In the dry season, agricultural operation is impossible without irrigation. Farmers move to cities, creating population density and poverty. The dry season is one of two seasons in semi-arid Africa.  The dry season is characterized by low humidity, lack of water, and depletion of subsistence crops between November to April yearly.