Embassy of Japan in Accra
| Address | Fifth Avenue Extension, West Cantonments Accra Ghana |
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| Postal | PO Box 1637 GPO |
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Embassy of Japan in Accra | Address | Fifth Avenue Extension, West Cantonments Accra Ghana |
|---|---|
| Postal | PO Box 1637 GPO |
| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
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we the people of ADANSI BROFOYEDRU in the Adansi North District in the Ashanti Region of Ghana wish to appeal to your Excellency to support us the project with some computers and internet accessories.
BEIP is a community initiated programme to bring computer literacy and internet accessibility to inprove education at Adansi Brofoyedru cluster of schools and and nearby communities.
we would be grateful if you could give us the procedures to follow to access support from your excellency.
isaaco.boahene61@yahoo.com
am graduate from University, currently doing my national service. please i want to know if there application or admissions scholarship vacancies at the embassy i can apply. And i will also want to know the producers for me apply MBA scholarship. my email is angelportia@gmail.com. Thank you
I am enthused about the work of japan embassy in Ghana.
Please how can i obtain scholarship to do PHD in economics in japan in 2015.
Thanks for your hard work in Ghana
EMAIL:henryamoateng@yahoo.com
Please i want to know where i could obtain the form and the cost of the form.I also want to know the dead line for submitting the form.Please consider me and help me to accomplish my dream.My email (ansahadeabaj45@gmail.com).Thanks
It is a self-evident fact that education is the best legacy to bequeath to one's children.The only school Awaham-Brofoedu Basic School shared by two communities Awaham and Brofoedu in the Sekyere-East District of Ashanti Region is in a state of dilapidation.Five uncompleted classrooms and leaking roofs compel the pupils to study at the mercy of the weather.They also carry chairs and tables to and from the school since these uncompleted classrooms have no desks.I earnestly plead with your Embassy to help better the lives of these pupils.Thank You. I can be contacted privately through this email paulboso92@gmail.com
I am a teacher at the Secondary School and also Master-In-Charge of the School's Cadet Corps. I am appealing to your Excellency to come to the aid of the Cadet Corps by donating some logistics like Uniform, Boots, Sword, Beret, Band, customized "T" Shirt and others. We know you will do it considering what you have recently done to Winneba Snr. High School by putting up a huge edifice in the form of a Dormitory. We are attaching a serious view to it because, communities in the Northern part of Western Region are not beneficiaries of Japanese Aids or grant or projects.
Please, have mercy on us.
We are looking forward to you very soon.
God bless you in advance.
E-mail--godchrist@gmail.com
I am a teacher in the eastern region of Ghana. My school lacks infrastructure and i want to know the procedures to apply for a project scholarship for the school. My email is ssakusika@yahoo.com. Thank u
Hi, please i really want to know when the results for 2014 mext scholarships for teachers will be released.Thank You
please i am a senior high school graduate with distinction but due to the financial status of my family i am still at home and upon hearing of your scholarship i hope i will meet your greatest consideration even though i am 2years older than the required age.please sir help me get back to school
considering the financial background of my family,I wish to apply for your generous scholarships for ghanaian undergraduate students.I am a general science student of the tamale senior high of northern ghana.I always hope to further my course in one of your noble universities.please sir I would be happy if you will give me a chance someday.thank you
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