African lady bags first-class degree in Journalism, wins scholarship to study masters at University of Oxford
She was awarded a scholarship to continue for her postgraduate studies at St. Anthony, University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
okpe chinenye 
Talented African Scholar Semira Mohammed IBN Moro Achieves First-Class Honors in Journalism at Ghana Institute of Journalism and Secures Prestigious Scholarship to Oxford University
Bolgatanga, Ghana - Semira Mohammed IBN Moro, a brilliant and dedicated young woman from Bolgatanga, Ghana, has marked an extraordinary academic milestone by earning a Journalism degree with the highest distinction of first-class honors at the Ghana Institute of Journalism.
Semira's dedication to her studies and her outstanding achievements did not go unnoticed, as she was recognized as the top graduating student of her institution.
In an inspiring turn of events, Semira was awarded the prestigious St Antony's DAC Scholarship, which will enable her to pursue postgraduate studies at the renowned University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Her acceptance of this scholarship has made history, as she becomes the first-ever DAC Scholarship recipient at St Antony's, Oxford University.
The St Antony's DAC Scholarship, established by the Governing Board of Oxford University, is dedicated to supporting undergraduate students from nations that receive development assistance, regardless of their background or financial circumstances, to reach their full academic potential.
Semira Mohammed IBN Moro expressed her enthusiasm for her upcoming academic journey, revealing her plans to study for a master's degree in African Studies at Oxford University. She believes that this program will provide her with a deeper understanding of the unique aspects of the African continent and offer practical solutions to issues such as gender inequality and various cultural challenges.
For Semira, her passion for journalism is deeply rooted in her belief that the media is a powerful instrument for positive change. As a development enthusiast, she is confident that journalism is the key to achieving her goals. Securing a scholarship to further her education at Oxford is a significant achievement in her academic and personal journey.
Semira offered words of encouragement to other aspiring women who may find inspiration in her story. She urged them to pursue their dreams, emphasizing that nothing is impossible, and great achievements can arise from humble beginnings.
ALSO:CAMPUS NEWS UNILAG Alumna, Dr. Bukola Amao-Taiwo, Named Top 3 Finalist in 2023 CAHR Awards
Looking ahead, Semira plans to continue her work as a journalist, serving the people of Ghana, while also harboring ambitions of pursuing a doctorate in African Studies. Her dedication, resilience, and pursuit of knowledge serve as an inspiration to all, highlighting the transformative power of education and the unwavering determination to make a difference in the world.
