The Ghana Blind Union (GBU) has extended its congratulations to Mr. Carruthers Tetteh, a visually impaired individual and practicing lawyer at Roseford Advocates and Legal Consult, on his recent appointment as a Law Lecturer.
The GBU, in a statement signed by Dr. Peter Obeng-Asamoa, the Executive Director, commended Tetteh for his achievements and emphasized the significance of his appointment.
Mr. Tetteh's new role positions him to contribute to the nation's development by training future lawyers.
The GBU highlighted his determination and academic success, noting his attainment of a first-class degree in 2015 and another first-class degree in 2019 while pursuing his Bachelor of Laws (LLB).
The statement from the GBU emphasized the broader message of Tetteh's appointment, stating, “Indeed, he stands as a symbol of determination and achievement for all persons with disabilities.”
The GBU urged that when given the opportunity, individuals with disabilities can achieve their aspirations and make meaningful contributions to national development.
While acknowledging that Tetteh's appointment was based on his qualifications, the GBU commended the University of Cape Coast for demonstrating inclusivity and rejecting discrimination.
The GBU highlighted the university's visionary qualities in fostering an environment where individuals with disabilities are given opportunities to contribute to society.
In conclusion, the Ghana Blind Union called on both public and private organizations to follow this example and provide more opportunities for persons with disabilities, emphasizing the importance of true inclusivity in national development.
