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Memoirs from The HillTop shares exciting details of the author's life, right from his early years through to his education, family and professional life. In the process, light is shed on various aspects of life in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s in particular, which will shed light on the way things have changed since those years.Contemporaries of the author and younger readers will both identify with a lot of the stories and incidents narrated. Intriguing details of some landmark events in the financial services industry of Ghana are shared, which should be of keen interest to young professionals and policy makers. The book also provides fascinating insights into the building blocks of family life and the importance of building memories in life. Some of the incidents shared from various travels abroad will keep the reader entertained and educated at the same time. The reader will be enriched with precious lessons on networking and relationships built to last, as well as the indispensability of character and work ethics that influence for good.

This book chronicles the life of Daniel Opong Amoafo or DO, as he is referred to by friends and shares in some intriguing details from his early life to adulthood. There are lessons to be gleaned from what he has seen and experienced. He counsels young people to strive to work hard. He cautions against procrastination and advises that everyone should put their God-given talents to good use while it is day. Whatever happens, never give up.

"The author gives a succinct expose of some pillars of life that are critical for good living and personal development. Those who yearn for leadership influence cannot afford not to read this book." - Kwabena Boadu Oku-Afari, Executive Director, African Development Bank