Students of the Ghana School of Law in Kumasi shared a memorable evening with the Minister for the Interior, Henry Quartey, who joined them for a Ramadan Iftar gathering aimed at promoting unity, faith, and dialogue among future legal professionals.
The event, held in Kumasi, brought together Muslim students, faculty members, and invited guests to break the day’s fast in the spirit of the holy month of Ramadan. The gathering created an atmosphere of reflection, gratitude, and fellowship as participants shared prayers and meals at sunset.
Addressing the students, Mr. Quartey commended them for their dedication to their studies and urged them to uphold integrity and professionalism as they prepare to enter the legal field. He noted that the legal profession plays a vital role in strengthening democracy, protecting human rights, and ensuring justice in society.
The Interior Minister also emphasized the importance of tolerance and peaceful coexistence among people of different religious and cultural backgrounds. According to him, Ramadan is not only a period of fasting but also a time to show compassion, discipline, and commitment to service.
Students who attended the Iftar expressed appreciation for the minister’s presence, describing it as encouraging and inspiring. Many said it provided a rare opportunity to interact with a senior government official while also celebrating an important religious moment together.
Some student representatives highlighted the significance of hosting such events within academic institutions, noting that it fosters unity and mutual respect among students from diverse backgrounds. They added that the gesture by the minister demonstrated government’s recognition of the role young professionals will play in shaping the country’s future.
The evening concluded with prayers for peace, national development, and success for students of the Ghana School of Law as they continue their journey toward becoming lawyers. Participants described the event as a meaningful blend of faith, leadership engagement, and community building during the sacred month of Ramadan.
