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Victoria Zormelo-Gorleku was born on 14 September, 1907 in oman. Discover Victoria Zormelo-Gorleku's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 116 years old?

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Age 117 years old
Zodiac Sign Virgo
Born 14 September, 1907
Birthday 14 September
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Nationality Oman

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1970

Upon her retirement from the now Ghana Prisons Service in 1967, Victoria Zormelo-Gorleku trained for the Christian ministry and on 21 April 1970 she was ordained Deaconess by Bishop W. H. Hilliard, becoming the first woman priest of the AME Zion Church in Ghana.

1941

In 1941, her second husband, George Kojo Deh died and again, she was forced to return to her family at Keta. A widow for the second time and single mother to three small children, Victoria Ama Zormelo desperately needed to get back to work, so later that year, she joined the Gold Coast Prisons Service at Ho in the Volta Region, as a temporary matron at the female prison and subsequently obtained a transfer to Keta Prisons. Rising quickly through the ranks, she was transferred to the James Fort maximum security prison in Accra, where she continued to excel, becoming the first female Prisons Superintendent (Director of the Ghana Prisons Service), in November 1963.

1933

Victoria returned to work with the Department of Posts and Telegraphs at Koforidua in 1932. She later resigned again to marry George Kojo Deh of Leklebi Duga a clerk in the District Commissioner's Court, Koforidua, in a customary Ewe ceremony later that year, and had two more children: Love-Grace Amedome Deh on 31 October 1933 and George Kojoga Deh on 3 June 1935. She never did take her new husband's name.

1927

She started her elementary education at the local African Methodist Episcopal Zion School. After completing, she gained employment with the District Commissioner in 1927 and was the only woman to pass the Civil Service Entrance Examination in May 1927. Victoria Ama Zormelo was posted to the Department of Posts and Telegraphs at Accra. She gave up her job upon marriage to a Mr Godfred Gorleku of Ada Foah, but was left widowed and pregnant within a year. Having lost her husband when five months pregnant, she had no choice but to return to her family at Keta in the Volta Region, where she gave birth to her first child Alberta Olivia Gorleku.

1907

Rev. Mrs. Victoria Ama Zormelo-Gorleku (born 14 September 1907) was the first woman Prisons Officer in Ghana, and the first ordained woman priest in any of the established Mission Churches in Ghana.