Eugene Amonoo-Neizer

Eugene Amonoo-Neizer (* 16. Oktober 1937 in Gold Coast) ist ein ghanaischer Diplomat im Ruhestand.

Werdegang

1960 wurde er Bachelor of Science der Universität London. 1965 wurde er Doktor der Chemie der Universität London.

Von 1995 bis 1997 war er Vizekanzler der Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology[1] Von 1998 bis 2004 war er Hochkommissar (Commonwealth) in Harare. 2002 wurde die Mitgliedschaft Simbabwes in den Gremien des Commonwealth of Nations suspendiert, die folgenden Leiter der Missionen der Commonwealth of Nations in Harare wurden als Botschafter akkreditiert.

Einzelnachweise

The VC position is for four years, with a two-year renewal clause, and considering the fact that the compulsory retirement age is 60, anybody above 56 is ineligible to apply. It was gathered that apart from of the incumbent Prof Andam, the last two VCs before him, namely, Professors Ayim and Amonoo-Neizer, went through similar experiences. The erstwhile PNDC government appointed Prof Amonoo-Neizer as Ghana?s High Commissioner to Zimbabwe when the agitation started against his decision to seek an extension, while Prof Ayim moved quietly to the faculty.

Vorgänger	Amt	Nachfolger
Patrick Adubofour Twumasi	ghanaischer Hochkommissar in Harare (Simbabwe) 1998 bis 2004	Kwasi Baah-Boakye

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[1] The VC position is for four years, with a two-year renewal clause, and considering the fact that the compulsory retirement age is 60, anybody above 56 is ineligible to apply. It was gathered that apart from of the incumbent Prof Andam, the last two VCs before him, namely, Professors Ayim and Amonoo-Neizer, went through similar experiences. The erstwhile PNDC government appointed Prof Amonoo-Neizer as Ghana?s High Commissioner to Zimbabwe when the agitation started against his decision to seek an extension, while Prof Ayim moved quietly to the faculty.