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DVLA Deputy CEO Named Best Student at Ghana Armed Forces Staff College

DVLA deputy CEO named best student at Ghana Armed Forces Staff College, a remarkable achievement in leadership and education.

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DVLA Deputy CEO adjudged overall best student at Ghana Armed Forces Staff College

Foster Kwesi Asante, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA), has been named the Overall Best Graduating Student of the Master of Science in Defence and International Politics/Master of Science in Security Studies (MDIP/MSS) Class of 2026 at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College (GAFCSC). This achievement was announced during a joint graduation ceremony held by the GAFCSC on Friday.

Top Honour at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College

Foster Kwesi Asante, a lawyer by training and a seasoned public servant, has achieved a remarkable feat at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College. He graduated at the top of his class in the MDIP/MSS programme, a demanding one-year, weekend-format postgraduate qualification designed to sharpen participants' understanding of defence, security, and international affairs. The distinction places Mr. Asante at the top of an accomplished cohort of civilian and public-sector professionals drawn from institutions including the Ghana Immigration Service, the Ghana Revenue Authority, and the Parliament of Ghana.

DVLA's Deputy CEO Continues to Excel

As Deputy Chief Executive Officer in charge of Services at DVLA, Mr. Asante has been central to a wave of customer-focused reforms aimed at improving accessibility and responsiveness across the Authority's operations. Under his portfolio, DVLA opened a dedicated Complaint and Feedback Centre at its Head Office in Cantonments, complementing QR-enabled feedback stands installed at offices nationwide. These initiatives have given the public a structured channel for lodging concerns and shaping service improvements.

A Leader with a Strong Track Record

A lawyer by training, Mr. Asante holds degrees from the University of Ghana, the Ghana School of Law, and was called to the Ghana Bar in 2012. He is also a past president of the Rotary Club of Sunyani and the founder of the Next Gen Foundation, an organisation dedicated to empowering the next generation of leaders. His achievements at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College are a testament to his dedication to public service and his commitment to continuous learning.

DVLA Congratulates Mr. Asante on His Achievement

DVLA extends its congratulations to Mr. Asante on this well-earned achievement. The Authority is proud of Mr. Asante's remarkable achievement and is confident that his continued dedication to public service will inspire others to strive for excellence. As the DVLA continues to implement customer-focused reforms, Mr. Asante's leadership and expertise will be crucial in shaping the future of the Authority.


Source: Joy Online