'It's not easy' - Mother of late Dr Omane Boamah breaks silence
Dr. Edward Omane Boamah's mother, Madam Leticia, shared her journey of grief this weekend in Obomeng in the Eastern Region. She admitted, "It's not easy for me, but I know by God's grace everything will be okay."
The ceremony held at the Obomeng ICT Centre served as the backdrop for the unveiling of the Dr. Edward Omane Boamah Artificial Intelligence Training Facility and a life-sized statue of Dr. Omane Boamah. The event drew a high-profile delegation led by President John Dramani Mahama, alongside traditional leaders, former cabinet colleagues, and tech industry giants. President Mahama described Dr. Omane Boamah as a "brilliant mind taken too soon." Local traditional leaders praised the family for ensuring his name would forever be associated with progress and education in the Kwahu area.
The AI facility is expected to begin training local students in machine learning and data science.
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Obomeng was filled with emotion as Madam Leticia, mother of the late Dr Edward Omane Boamah, shared her grief. The unveiling of a new AI training facility hints at a lasting impact - but what does it all mean?
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