Ghanaian Philanthropist Donates to Dept. Of Mathematics
A US-based Ghanaian, Prof. Michael O. Bonsu, has presented some Mathematics books to the Department of Mathematics of the University of Cape Coast.Presenting the books at a short ceremony on behalf…
A US-based Ghanaian, Prof. Michael O. Bonsu, has presented some Mathematics books to the Department of Mathematics of the University of Cape Coast.
Presenting the books at a short ceremony on behalf of the donor, the Dean of the School of Biological Sciences, Prof. Aaron Tettey Asare, said the books would enhance the studies of students of the Department.

Prof. Aaron Tettey Asare(in black suit) presenting the books to Prof. Moses Jojo Eghan
Recalling remarks made by Prof. Bonsu, the Dean said the donor continues to make such donations to furnish the Department’s library to improve teaching and learning.
“I am optimistic that the books would be used to meet the expectation of effective research by both lecturers and students at UCC” he added, quoting Prof. Bonsu.
The Provost of the College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences, Prof. Moses Jojo Eghan, who received the books on behalf of the Department, described the gesture as reflective of the goodwill of the donor.
He promised the donor that the books would be protected for prosperity.
In a short remark, the Dean of the School of Physical Sciences, Prof. Ernest Yankson, appealed to public-spirited individuals and institutions to emulate Prof. Bonsu’s kind gesture by donating books and other items to the Department to help improve its activities.
Prof. Yankson used the occasion to symbolically present the books to the Head of the Department of Mathematics, Dr. Samuel Naadam, who expressed joy at the donation and gave assurance that the Department would put the books to good use.
Source: Documentation and Information Section-UCC
Last updated: February 17, 2026
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