Meet Drs. Penelope Adinku, Ghana's First Female Cardiac Surgeon
Dr. Penelope Adinku, a young girls specialist, has written her call within the industry as she leaves a mark in the field as the first real cardiothoracic girl specialist in Ghana.
With these achievements, Dr. Adinku replaces Ghanaian women who first killed their lands, including the late Constance Ama Emefa Edjeani-Afenu, who became the most memorable Ghanaian Brigadier / Major General.
Her success clears the way for women responsible for becoming cardiologists.
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While the difficult situations for women seeking STEM programs can be difficult, Dr. Adinku has proven to be very unlikely.
In addition to contributing to the sector permanently, it has created an unimaginable barrier to the needs of young children for years. They now realize that their dreams and aspirations are real.
Commending the pioneer
After her success was made public, one organization sent a surprise to Dr. Adinku, including Shaida Nubi, who won the 2002 Miss Ghana pageant.
"In the meantime, we are introducing Ghana's First Cardiothoracic Surgeon Dr. Penelope Adinku. Congratulations. Setting up the bar as a visual guide," she said on Facebook.
Part of the response below is Shaida Nubi's post.
Mau Amavi Conduah said: “Congratulations.
Jesus Namwan commented: "What an ambitious and wise woman. May God live in any of your constant communication. May it be so! Congratulations."
Cilla Nortey said: "Congratulations. More beauty and kindness."
Stella Darley Tweneboah commented:
"Congratulations. Dr. Sibeka is thankful for God's way of treating you. He is happy for you."
Abigail Amegatsey "Congratulations, Dr. I put this gift on my girl. That's her dream."
Docia Mayenhyira Dougan Asare expressed: "Congratulations to my sister on getting married. What will come back is a girl."
Fusena Os Barrysing commented: "Congratulations, dear. Sister is happy for you."
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