The Bissa Association of North America (BANA) has congratulated Aisha Bawa Hamisu Zampaligiri “with great joy and pride” following her achievement by winning the National Best Nurse Award.
The Association, led by its President Alfat Yussif, believes the success story of Aisha must serve as a source of inspiration to many Bissa girls across the world.
In a prayer-filled statement issued by it’s Imam Sheikh Bashiru Seidu Sewuni on behalf of the Association, BANA sought God’s guidance to move Aisha from “success to success” on her line of duty.
“It is with great joy and pride I write to congratulate on behalf of Bissa association of North America (BANA) our sister Aisha Zampaligidi for winning the Best Nurse award for the year 2021,” said a statement issued on Monday 19th December.
“May Allah bless your knowledge and make it a source of inspiration to bissa girls out there and the Ghanain girl child in general.
“Once again on behalf of BANA I say congratulations sister Aisha Zampaligiri. May Allah continue to bless, protect and guide you from success to success for eternity.”
Aisha had received plethora of Congratulatory messages across the world after the Friday night awards held at the Kempisky Hotel in Accra.
BANA, an association of Bissas in the United States has expressed interest in supporting Bissa individuals to achieve excellence and believes Aisha, who is a member of the Bissa Healthworkers Union, has grabbed a great feat, which is enough to encourage many others to fight to the top.
Aisha, who works as Midwife at the Manhyia Goverment Hospital, was crowned as the National Best Nurse to the delight of her family and the entire Bissa Fraternity.
She had won the Ashanti Regional best to contest in the National race made up of ten regional bests.
It was however the mother of two, who came up tops as data released to the judges showed she had given off a remarkable performance in her line of duty.
She has already met the National Chief Imam and is scheduled to meet the Bissa Chiefs and people in the Ashanti region for a heroic welcome.