VSA and VIA crown 18th anniversary with full scholarships for three brilliant students

Virtual Security Africa Limited (VSA) and Virtual Infosec Africa Limited (VIA) celebrated the 18th anniversary of their partnership by awarding full scholarships to three exceptional students at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). The scholarships cover tuition, fees, accommodation, and living expenses for the duration of their programs.

This marks the culmination of VSA and VIA's 18-year commitment to strengthening Ghana's electronic and cybersecurity sector, and now extends to supporting the nation's future leaders in higher education. The 2026/27 scholarship recipients include Amankwah Alexander Bempong, who will study Medicine at KNUST, Reuben Ayitey, who will pursue Electrical Engineering, and Emmanuel Nsowaa Junior, who will study Computer Engineering.

All three scholars recently graduated from St. Peter's Senior High School with impressive academic records. VSA and VIA's Chief Executive Officer, Emmanuel Asiedu, encouraged the scholars to excel in their studies, remembering their origins and aspiring to become leaders who will eventually provide support to others. The Executive General Manager, Mrs. Salomey Armoo, emphasized that the company is investing in people and the future of Ghana.

The families of the recipients expressed their deep gratitude to VSA and VIA for investing in their children's futures. This initiative highlights the companies' dedication to empowering young people and their communities. The scholarship recipients hope that this opportunity will not only transform their lives but also enable them to make significant contributions to Ghana in the years ahead.