Adellaide Biyaa-Powers: Empowering girls to soar beyond limits

Mrs. Adellaide Biyaa-Powers, the two-term Ashanti Regional Gender Desk Coordinator for the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) and current headmistress of Prince of Peace Girls' Senior High School in Kumasi, is leaving an indelible mark on the lives of young girls. 

Her unwavering commitment to empowering them has earned her admiration and respect from students and colleagues alike.

Known for her exceptional interpersonal skills and persuasive communication, Mrs. Biyaa-Powers' influence extends beyond the confines of physical interaction to the digital realm. Her impact is felt not only within the walls of Prince of Peace Girls' SHS but also resonates with girls across the region.

As a seasoned educationist, Mrs. Biyaa-Powers takes a holistic approach to empowering girls, encouraging them to assert themselves with humility. She equips them with the tools to overcome barriers and prejudices that may hinder their progress towards success.

In her role as a mother and a wife, Mrs. Biyaa-Powers offers invaluable advice to girls, urging them not to interpret the "pregnant girls should be in school" policy as an excuse to compromise their aspirations. She emphasizes the importance of resilience and determination, even in the face of unexpected challenges. Should adversity strike, she encourages girls to gather their strength and continue their pursuit of their dreams, while also serving as beacons of guidance for others.

Mrs. Biyaa-Powers is a staunch advocate for the protection and enhancement of education in Ghana. She contends that any threat to education disproportionately affects girls, making it imperative for corporate Ghana to safeguard and elevate educational standards to ensure a brighter future for society at large.

With leaders like Mrs. Adellaide Biyaa-Powers at the forefront, more girls will be emboldened to shatter limitations and make significant strides not only in Ghana but also on the global stage.