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In Attendance: On and Off Campus – A Personal Diary is the third in a remarkable trilogy of autobiographical reflections by Ebow Daniel, whose 34-year tenure at the University of Ghana culminated in his role as Registrar. In this deeply personal yet nationally significant account, the author explores life as “Mr. Registrar”—a figure central to the functioning of the academy, yet always described in the minutes as merely “in attendance.”
✨ A rich tapestry of memories from Sekondi to Stanford, Adisadel to Legon
✨ Thoughtfully contextualized accounts of Ghana’s colonial and post-colonial educational development
✨ Warm vignettes of campus life, professional relationships, and reflections on national service
✨ Humorous insights into university governance, Ghanaian politics, Freemasonry, and spiritual journey
✨ Forewords by H.E. Mrs. Agnes Y. Aggrey-Orleans, Kojo Yankah, and Prof. Ivan Addae-Mensah enhance the book’s intellectual and cultural value
✅ Key Highlights
• A masterclass in memoir-writing that blends personal narrative with national history
• Offers behind-the-scenes perspectives on the operations of one of Ghana’s foremost universities
• Balances wit, wisdom, and institutional critique with grace and clarity
• Appeals to alumni, civil servants, educators, historians, and students of public leadership
• A celebration of legacy, laughter, and life-long learning
⚡ In Attendance is ideal for:
• Professionals and academics navigating Ghana’s educational landscape
• University administrators and students of educational leadership
• Ghanaian memoir lovers and political observers
• Anyone interested in life at Legon, Adisadel, or postcolonial Ghana

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Product Details

Attribute	Value
Title	In Attendance: On and Off Campus – A Personal Diary
Author	Ebow Daniel
ISBN	978-9988926359
Year Published	2024
Pages	306
Format	Hardcover
Weight	0.85 kg
Tags	In Attendance, University of Ghana, Registrar, Campus Memoirs, Ghanaian Education, Ebow Daniel, Legon History, Digibooks

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- About the Author: Ebow Daniel

Ebow Daniel earned his BA from the University of Ghana in 1965 and later completed an MA in Higher Education from Stanford University in 1975. His entire professional life was spent at the University of Ghana, where he rose from Academic Registrar (1984–1989) to Registrar and Secretary to Council (1989–1999), totaling 34 years of impactful service.
Outside administration, Daniel was a published writer, performing arts enthusiast, and educational consultant. His earlier works include Mr. Registrar (1999), A Tale of Cape Coast (2004), and Counting Ghanaians: A Sovereign People in Profile (1990). A devoted churchgoer, Freemason, and beer enthusiast, Ebow Daniel lived a full life marked by service, humility, and insight. He passed away in 2019, survived by his wife Theresa Daniel, children, and grandchildren.