My Nonprofit Reviews

My name is Kingsley Etornam Anku. I hold a bachelor degree in Petrochemical Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) thanks to Educational Pathways International (EPI) whose scholarship funds contributed in an immense way in my educational journey. Thanks so much Mr. and Mrs. Lafrance.

Aside the financial benefits (not having to worry about when I will pay my fees, hostel accommodation, books, upkeep money and how I’m going to survive on campus) that I enjoyed, EPI offered me the platform to meet inspiring minds (that have increased the numbers in my social circle) who have been family to me and not just a group of beneficiaries.

As if that wasn’t enough, EPI offered me the chance to give back to community. We undertake voluntary teaching in less endowed school, thereby contributing to national development. Now we just don’t stop there, we also aid children of other communities, thereby cultivating the spirit of giving in us.

I am now a proud member of EPI Alumni. And what excites me most about EPI is that, it has structures that bring the alumni together to share ideas, experiences and opportunities that ensures a long term solidarity.

I am forever grateful for the value EPI has added to my life. I had EPI by my side and today I am this confident, kind and wonderful gentleman contributing to nation building. ALAS, I AM AN ENGINEER. Dreams come true with EPI. God bless EPI and make it great and strong.