Isaac Tokuu Lankpiere

Mr. Isaac Tokuu Lankpiere is an Assistant Lecturer of History at the Department of Art & Social Science, St John Bosco College of Education, Navrongo, Ghana. Mr. Lankpiere has a wealth of experience in education, having taught at various levels of the educational ladder. He was a teacher in Ghana Education Service for twelve years (September, 2012 – September 2024), and taught History and Social Studies. He has also been a Facilitator with the College of Distance Education, University of Cape Coast for five years (August, 2019 – September 2024), where he taught and mentored trainees in Diploma in Education as well as Bachelor in Basic Education, in diverse specialisms. He facilitated courses which included the History and Development of Education in Ghana, General Curriculum Studies, History of Ghana from ancient times to the present, Colonization and Nationalism in Africa. 

Mr. Lankpiere has participated in a number of conferences, seminars and workshops which are geared towards improving educational system and outcomes in Ghana. He took part in a national workshop in September 2020, organized by the National Teaching Council (NTC) in Tamale, a Training Workshop for Portfolio Assessment Officers (PAO’s) of District Unit Teachers. He is pursuing PhD in Historical Studies at KNUST, Kumasi, Ghana.

• MPhil Historical Studies, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi (2024).
• MA Educational Measurement and Evaluation, University of Cape Coast, Ghana (2018).
• Post-Diploma in Education, University of Education Winneba, Ghana (2016)

• Samuel Adu-Gyamfi and Isaac Tokuu Lankpiere, “Indigenous medicine among the Dagaaba of North-Western Ghana”, African Anthropologist, Vol. 21, Issue 1, 2023, pp 161–205, ISSN 1024-0969.