As we travelled to the VVU Techiman campus, the fun gave joy to our hearts, the beauty of Ghana we were exposed to made us know there was more to the country than the Metropolitan city we all knew. Seeing the cocoa trees, the town where the Kente is made, the travelers mess where all kinds of delicious stuff was available for purchase gave us more insight into the trade and commerce of Ghana, which you should know that Ghana is one of the top producers of cocoa in the world which is used to make the chocolate and coffee we all see and enjoy globally.

An alumna of the School of Nursing and Midwifery of VVU, Miss Juliet Achampong has demonstrated extreme courage in the face of an emergency as she single-handedly helped deliver a woman of twins in a taxi. 

It's that time of the year again!
That time of the year is different for everyone, every organization.

For some, it's a time to be married, have fun and make merry, rest and take vacations, do some checks and balances.

But for VVU and its students, it's the convocation of their 27th graduating class (what an achievement!) 27 years of training and raising well-rounded individuals who will be upstanding citizens of the society. Up VVU!