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The Lady in Boots: Memoirs of Ghana’s First Female Major General

Name: The Lady in Boots: Memoirs of Ghana's First Female Major General
SKU: BK6840
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The book is Major General Constance Edjeani-Afenu’s remarkable memoir. It chronicles her 43-year extraordinary journey in the Ghana Armed Forces.
She was the first female Commanding Officer, and the first female Major General. Her story is a testimony to dedication, leadership, and resilience.

SKU: BK6840 Categories: African Authors, African Biographies, African History, African Politics, Author Origin, Biographies & Memoirs, Business Life, Business, Finance & Law, Career, Career Planning & Job Hunting, Consultancy, Corporate Governance, Development Studies, Diplomats, East African History, Essays & Correspondence, Ghana, Historical, History, International & World Politics, Leaders & Notable People, Leadership, Literature & Fiction, Management & Leadership, Military, Military History, Nation building, Organizational Change, Politics & Government, Politics & Social Sciences, Politics & State, Professionals & Academics, Social & Family Issues, Systems & Planning, West African History Tags: Constance Emefa Edjeani-Afenu, Ghana Army, Major General, Major General Constance Emefa Edjeani-Afenu, Military, Military Women, Peacekeeping, The Lady in Boots: Memoirs of Ghana's First Female Major General, Women in Military

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Weight	0.85 kg
Year Published	2021

Constance Emefa Edjeani-Afenu

Major General Constance Emefa Edjeani-Afenu joined the Ghana Armed Forces
at the age of 18 after obtaining her GCE Ordinary and advanced Level
Certificates at the Wesley Girls’ High School in Cape Coast from 1971-1978. She
graduated as a Second Lieutenant in April 1980 after an 18-month Regular
Cadet Training at the Ghana Military Academy. She has since risen through
the ranks to become the first female Commanding Officer and the first female
Major General of the Ghana Armed Forces with over 41 years of officer service
to her credit. Constance has received several awards for distinguished
leadership during her years of service.