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Pragmatics specifically looks at language use in context. For you to be able to make meaning out of what we say, you almost always need the context. Sometimes you need the history, the religion, the culture, you need the philosophy and so on.

— Nana Aba Appiah Amfo

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It’s a combination of hard work, identifying opportunities and taking advantage of those opportunities, and some favour from God that makes great.

I always wanted to be a professor at the very top. It’s not your teacher, mentor, boss or parent’s responsibility.

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The two concepts driving my tenure are technology and humanism. We need to incorporate technology in our teaching and learning in small and big ways.

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