The Daniel Ntow Obese Foundation (DNOF) has held its 7th Graduation Ceremony at the Daniel Ntow Obese Children and Youth Resource Centre (DNOCY-RC), celebrating young learners who successfully completed training in Basic ICT Proficiency and Computational Thinking.
Held on Sunday, 13 September 2026, the ceremony celebrated the achievements of the Centre’s seventh cohort, admitted in March 2026. The cohort comprised 14 students, eight males and six females, with 13 students—eight males and five females, successfully passing the required examinations and receiving certificates.
Speaking on behalf of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Unity Congregation, Nkanfoa, and the Management Committee of the Resource Centre, Reverend Robert Senyo Mensah, Minister in Charge, expressed appreciation to DNOF for sponsoring the programme and expanding access to quality ICT education.
He also commended the facilitators, coordinators, parents and guardians for their dedication and support, while encouraging the graduates to build on their newly acquired skills through continuous learning, innovation, teamwork and perseverance.
Reverend Mensah urged the graduates to use their knowledge as a foundation for future opportunities in areas including software development, networking, cybersecurity and other digital fields.
Congratulations to the Class of September 2026!
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