Knutsford University Celebrates Pioneer Graduates of the Executive Certificate in African Custodianship & Digital‑Age Leadership

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Knutsford University is proud to announce the successful completion of its inaugural Executive Certificate in African Custodianship and Digital‑Age Leadership. Among the distinguished graduates is Umoja Bwe Amb. Hajj Abdul Samad Said Ibn Chambas, a renowned social‑entrepreneur, youth leader and peace advocate from the Chamba community.

The groundbreaking programme, launched earlier this year by the university’s Centre for African Studies, Leadership and Research in partnership with the Royals, Clergy and Sheikhs Alliance ROSA, equips emerging African leaders with ancestral insight and digital fluency. Participants are trained to navigate cultural heritage while leveraging technology to drive sustainable development across the continent.

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“This certificate has sharpened my ability to lead in a rapidly changing digital world while staying rooted in our traditions,” said Amb. Hajj Abdul Samad. “I am honored to be part of a cohort that is redefining African leadership for the future.”

A Leader of Many Hats

– National Youth Chief (Umoja Bwe) of the Chamba people, linking heritage with progress.
– Acting Executive Secretary of Acrossfaiths Foundation and Executive Director of the Sensitization Centre, an NGO holding UN ECOSOC consultative status.
– Peace Ambassador appointed by the Universal Peace Federation for his tireless work bridging Ghana’s religious divides.

His blend of business acumen, traditional chieftaincy, and inter‑faith dialogue has made him a catalyst for youth empowerment, cultural preservation and community development throughout Ghana.

Fellow Graduates

The ceremony also recognized other notable leaders:

– Ubwayaa Amb. Zakaria Tahir Kuta III Zorsimdinaa I, The Paramount Chief of the Chamba Ethnic Group Ghana.
– Nana Otu Lartey, Akwamuhene of Bomaa/Dwenase in Domaa Traditional Council.
– Okatakyie Nana Anim I, President of ROSA
– Mama Setriakor II Queen Mother of Tadzewu Afife Traditional Council in Ketu North Municipality of the Volta Region
– Imam Alhaji Saeed Abdulai, Municipal Chief Imam of Kpone Katamanso in Greater Accra
– Prophetess Theodora Naa korkor Addy, President of Prestige ladies Ministry USA and Ghana
– Nana Amoah Ahuntabri also known as Nathan kelvin Ansong is Okoromansah Ansong of Anum Asamankese Ahenenanahene
– Nana Buadi Atta Baah III Odikro of Ajumako kumasi and Mankrado of Ajumako Traditional Area
– Sarki Alhaji Mamah Abdul – Kadiri, Chief of Tuba Kuwait/Iron City near Kasoa
– Nana Ama Sekyiwaa III, Queen Mother of Ajumako Nyankomase in Central Refion
– Other Nananums, Chiefs, Clergy and Sheikh, who completed the programme

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Knutsford University: A New Era of African Education

Knutsford University was elevated to a fully‑fledged university on 19 December 2024, when former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo‑Addo granted it a Presidential Charter. The institution is committed to delivering world‑class, transformative education that nurtures adaptable, innovative leaders equipped to address global challenges, promote sustainability and celebrate African excellences.

“Our vision is to drive a world‑class STEAM‑inclusive education in Africa and beyond, empowering leaders who blend heritage with innovation,” the university stated in its mission.

The graduation ceremony highlighted the collaborative effort of government officials, faculty, staff, students, alumni, parents and partners who have supported Knutsford University’s ascent.

Knutsford University (formerly Knutsford University College) is a leading provider of quality education in Africa. Its Centre for African Studies, Leadership and Research partners with traditional, faith‑based and youth organisations to develop programmes that fuse ancestral wisdom with digital technology, preparing a new generation of custodians of African heritage.

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