 
 <prompt> text: ```After e don quit one big money-making work with tech giant Microsoft for United States, where e don make millions as program manager, 

Wetin Awuah wan na to create one university for e own country Ghana. One state-of-the-art education center wey go help educate the next generation of leaders for the country. Awuah move with e family back to Ghana. There, e invest e own money and with the help of other donors, e found Ashesi University.

"Africa need make e get renaissance," Awuah talk as e explain wetin make e take the risky decision. "The world need change like this and I strongly believe say people like me need to dey part of the solution; I need to dey actively involved in helping to drive this change for Africa."

Ashesi dey located about one hour drive from the capital Accra. The campus, wey dey set on 100 acres for one town wey dem call Berekuso, dey designed to dey inspiring for the more than 500 young Ghanaians wey dey study there.

"So when I look universities, I see Africa fast-forward 30 years. When this 20-year-old person don reach 50s, that person go be leader."

Today Ashesi, wey dey celebrate e 10th anniversary this year, dey offer degrees for business, information systems, and computer science. Dem get plans to offer engineering and economics majors soon. The school graduation rate dey between 70% and 90%, according to Awuah.

For our last freshman class, 50% of the students pay full tuition, 25% dey on full scholarships, and 25% dey on partial scholarships," e talk. "The reason why variety dey important na because the most important conversation for campus na conversation about the good society - wetin be the good society we go like see for Africa? That conversation dey more interesting if you get variety for classroom," Awuah add.

Answers:
1. who quit a job? - Awuah
2. where? - United States
3. Did he make very much money there? - Yes
4. doing what? - Program manager
5. why did he leave? - To create a university in Ghana
6. what kind? - State-of-the-art
7. to accomplish what? - Educate the next generation of leaders
8. did he move with his family? - Yes
9. was he able to create the university? - Yes
10. where? - Ghana
11. where at in Ghana? - Berekuso
12. how far is it from the capital? - About an hour's drive
13. what is the name of the school? - Ashesi University
14. who paid for it? - Awuah and other donors
15. how many students attend? - More than 500
16. how many paid full tuition? - 50%
17. how many had partial scholarships? - 25%
18. what about full? - 25%
19. what makes conversations more interesting? - Variety in the classroom
20. what is their graduation rate? - Between 70% and 90%``` <response>: 1. Awuah.
2. For Microsoft.
3. Yes.
4. Dey work as program manager.
5. Wetin e want na to create university.
6. State-of-the-art.
7. E dey help educate the next generation of leaders for the country.
8. Yes.
9. Yes.
10. Ghana.
11. Berekuso.
12. About one hour drive from the capital.
13. Ashesi.
14. E and other people wey dey give money.
15. Pass 500.
16. 50%.
17. 25%.
18. 25%.
19. Different things dey inside classroom.
20. Between 70% and 90%. 