KNUST GRASAG: Speaker’s Profile for the “Joseph Experience” Leadership Summit announced

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Organizers of the most anticipated program on the campus of KNUST have made public the full profiles of the speakers and honorable members who are expected to grace the program with their powerful sermons.

The KNUST TigerEye Media Crew (KTMC) sheds more light on the renowned speakers and they are as follows:

Apostle Dr. Emmanuel Osei Kwabena Donkor
Speaker #1
The honourable man is Apostle Dr. Emmanuel Osei Kwabena Donkor from Christ Apostolic Church International (CACI). He is the immediate past General Secretary of CACI. He has 4 Masters and 1PHD with another PHD to be conferred on him soon. His specialty is LEADERSHIP in all spheres of life. A man of integrity and a voice in our country in all sectors including the Flag Staff House and The Office of The Presidency in Ghana. If you carry the mandate to lead in any sector of the world, Make a date with us at “THE JOSEPH EXPERIENCE” this November 1-3, 2019 in Kumasi on KNUST campus to be precise.


Apostle Paul Odola, Nigeria

Speaker #2
The next honourable man is Apostle Paul Odola, from Nigeria. Apostle Paul Odola is a major voice in the Eastern part of Nigeria and Nigeria as a whole. He is the General Overseer for Dominion Power Assembly International which started about 19 years ago. He currently pastors one of the largest Pentecostal churches in the North Eastern part of Nigeria.  He has a satellite TV broadcast programme: “Word for the Moment.”  He is the author and publisher of several inspirational books and a dynamic preacher with the nicky “THE PREACHERS' PREACHER” with an uncommon insight into the scriptures. He is a result oriented man who believes there are more reasons to succeed than to fail. If you aspire to be outstanding in all spheres of this world, Make a date with him at “THE JOSEPH EXPERIENCE” this November 1-3, 2019 in Kumasi at KNUST.

Dr. George Wilfred Arthur
Speaker #3
The next profile matches Dr. George Wilfred Arthur, from Ghana. He is a PHD and Masters holder in Theology. He is a dynamic teacher of the gospel in Ghana as a whole in this grace dispensation. A man of integrity and passion to see the upcoming generation survive the test of time in this evil world with the gospel. If you desire to fulfill  that which the Lord has started in you in this world, Make a date with us at “THE JOSEPH EXPERIENCE” this November 1-3, 2019 at KNUST.

Rev. Charles Gyaabin
Speaker #4
This Personality is Rev. Charles Gyaabin, resident pastor of Action Chapel International (ACI), Possibility Center, Kumasi, Ghana. He has two (2) Masters Degree and currently the Chaplain to ECOBANK GH and Asanko Gold GH. LTD. He is a revivalist and dynamic teacher of the gospel in Ghana as a whole with a rare grace to affect his audience with the gospel. A man of integrity and passion to see the upcoming generation fulfil that which the Lord has destined us in this evil world with the gospel. If you desire to fulfil mandate and destiny in this world, Make a date with him a “THE JOSEPH EXPERIENCE” this November 1-3, 2019.


It promises to be an exciting program, all and sundry are expected to pass through. Some surprise speakers have been tabled too....

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