St. John Bosco’s College of Education has officially welcomed a new principal. The Acting Principal, Dr. Rudolf Anyoka Nyaaba, has handed over leadership to Prof. Clement Ayarebilla Ali, who is now the substantive Principal of the College.
This marks an important moment in the history of the school. Leadership changes are not only about passing on responsibility but also about bringing new ideas and opportunities for growth. With Prof. Ali taking over, the college looks forward to a future filled with innovation, hard work, and success.
The College community remains firm in its mission and values. Staff, students, and stakeholders are hopeful that this new chapter will strengthen teaching, learning, and development. The leadership transition is seen as a positive step that will help the College adapt to challenges and continue its role in shaping quality teachers for Ghana.
As we look ahead, the message is clear: together, with resilience and a shared vision, the entire Bosco family will work towards a brighter and stronger future.
Prof. Ali takes over from Prof. Joseph Amikuzuno, whose tenure as Principal ended in 2024. After his exit, Dr. Nyaaba served in an acting capacity until the appointment of the new substantive Principal. This transition marks a smooth handover that ensures stability and continuity at the College.
