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| Charity Nyamekye, a big ghanaian banker |
Charity Nyamekye, the crew of
Tectono Business Review is excited to meet you.
I'm also
excited to meet you too .
Thanks a billion. Readers of
Tectono Business Review all over the world would like to know who you are. Please,
may we know who you are?
Thanks once again. Please I'm Charity Nyamekye from Ghana. I am a
lady of 24 years of age with a degree of Accounting and finance and currently
working with Group Ndoum Bank (GN Bank),
Ghana and hoping to work at the World
Bank in the near future.
Good to hear that. What informed
your decision to study accounting?
Thanks again. Actually I'm talent lady in mathematics and science.
So, I was thinking that it would help me a lot if I really focuse on it well, and
also with the help of my teachers as well as my parents.
Why did you not study engineering
or medicine, since you were good in sciences in secondary school?
Well, I started with my Accounting when I was in the Secondary
school and I became more interested and good at it also, so I decided to
further with it
That's very interesting. When did
you graduate and when did you start working?
Well I graduated on the year of 2017, did my national service and
afterwards they employed me after looking at my performance.
Do you mean that the bank that
employed you did so after looking at your performance in school?
They looked on both of the School and my working experience with
them
Good. We heard how you studied in
school under difficult condition. Can you tell us about it?
Yeah, is true that I studied in school under difficult condition.
It all started when my father fell sick which took him for about 4 years to
recover and due to that my mother also had to be with him and take care of him.
That was when I completed my junior High School.
Go on and tell us because readers
will certainly be motivated.
Owing to this development, there was no income coming from
anywhere, meaning I had to find something to do in support of my family and myself.
So I found myself a job which was transfer of airtime and credit card and in
the process of this I was able to raise some amount of money to further my
education though it wasn't that sufficient but my church elders together with
the members help me out when they got to know of my situation
But God being so good, when I went to the senior high school,
there was this man I met during one of our break time. The man was buying
banana and I was also buying some. After the man finished buying his, I
couldn't even wait to buy mine because I was in a hurry to help the man to
carry his banana to his destination. That was how I got to know he that was a
teacher in the school. He also started asking me question about my family and I
told him everything. That's was how he also began to help me in paying of my
fees and even bought school uniform for me. He also helped me when I went to
the University.
Through this, I have learned that we should be humble and truthful
all the time. It doesn't matter the kind of person he or she is. Above all, I
thank the Almighty God for how far He has brought me because without Him I
couldn't have gotten to this far.
Charity, we thank God for His
goodness in your life. How is it like being a banker in Ghana?
Well, being a Banker is little stressful but not that difficult.
It needs patient and wisdom
Good. What is your advice to
young people that want to go to the university but they do not have sponsors?
Well my advice to the young people that wants to go to the
university but don't have sponsored is that, is a matter of the time, patient
and God's intervention. Also hard work is involved.
Charity, thanks a billion for
your time. Is there any other thing you would like to tell us?
Thanks also. No please
We thank you for finding time to
speak with us.
You are welcome
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