Speaking at the school's first congregation and fourth matriculation ceremony held on Friday, July 29, 2021, the Vice President admonished the graduating students to leverage the knowledge and skills they have acquired from the school. "As you walk out of the gates of M.I.S.T., you are going to begin a new life full of challenges, prospects and opportunities. The thrust of this policy towards national development rests on ensuring that science, technology and innovation drive all sectors of the economy, not just the service sector. In all, sixty-one (61) students, forty-six from the Business School and fifteen from the Engineering School, graduated on the day. Professor Asuro, in his address, revealed that the school had plans to introduce new courses, thus B.A.

Source: GhanaWeb August 02, 2021 16:52 UTC