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An Interview with Seth Akweshie, Living Proof That Hard Work Pays Off Written and interviewed by Pamela Akweshie Seth Akweshie, a very experienced consultant, accountant, manager and educationist, and is one of the most influential people I have the honour of having in my life. He has made it through thick and thin in his life and has decided to keep his legacy going on by giving his children and close friends the secrets of his success. Seth Akweshie (born in 1953) is from Accra, Ghana. Mr. Akweshie attended Sogakofe Secondary School (GCE “Ordinary” Level), then Tema Secondary School (GCE “Advanced” Level). He then went to the University of Ghana, Legon for his Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Economics and Statistics. Mr. Akweshie taught at High School and Tertiary school levels in Ghana and Nigeria, He was admitted as a Fullbright Scholar to …show more content…

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