The author, Isaac Livingstone Asamoah, an impeccable professional graduate, teacher, and currently on the rank of assistant director II under the Ghana Education Service, was born at Jumapo, a suburb of Koforidua in the eastern region of Ghana, on January 10, 1973. He had his earlier education at the Jumapo Methodist, Anglican Primary Schools, before finally writing the Common Entrance Examination in 1986 at the SDA Demonstration School, Asokore-Koforidua respectively. He entered the Pope John Secondary School and Junior Seminary (Pope John Senior High School and Minor Seminary), where he successfully passed the GCE O Level Examination with Division One in June 1992. From 1993-1996, he attended the SDA Training College (SDA College of Education) for the three-year teachers' certificate A. He started his professional teaching at the Nana Kwesi Amakye SDA Primary School at Elloyin, near Tokobo No. 1 in the western region, from 1996-1998, after which he was released to the AME Zion Primary School at Ekoso-Quarshie in the eastern region from 1998-1999. Having taught for three years, as required by the Ghana Education Service and for the satisfaction of his insatiable desire regarding a higher academic pursuit, he gained admission into then University College of Education (University of Education, Winneba) for the four-year bachelor of education in English language from 1999-2003. From 2010 to 2011, after a considerable teaching experience in his professionally managerial enterprise, he was awarded a one-year postgraduate diploma in mentorship and a master of English education from 2014 to 2015 from the same inarguably most respectable institution of higher learning. It would be worthy to note that the writer, a prolific one, of course, and political pundit, could boast of several manuscripts unpublished for the various stages of learning, inextricably coupled with his incalculably incurable interest in farming, travelling, writing of songs and poems, etc.
