From Food Hawker to First-Class Graduate: The Inspiring Journey of Priscilla Akwagu
Her journey was marked by challenges as she balanced her studies with work as a food hawker, selling the popular Ghanaian snack known as "bofrot" (buffloaf). Additionally, she had to provide for her children's education. Despite the hardships, Priscilla never gave up on her ambition.
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Priscilla Akwagu's story is a remarkable testament to resilience and determination, showcasing how she overcame numerous obstacles to achieve her dream of becoming a graduate. She recently celebrated her first-class honors graduation with a Bachelor of Arts in Twi Education at the Faculty of Ghanaian Languages Education, Ajumako Campus of the UEW, during the 26th Congregation of the University.
Her journey was marked by challenges as she balanced her studies with work as a food hawker, selling the popular Ghanaian snack known as "bofrot" (buffloaf). Additionally, she had to provide for her children's education. Despite the hardships, Priscilla never gave up on her ambition.
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Her story is especially inspirational in a context where only 18% of women in Ghana have completed secondary education or higher, as compared to 28% of men, according to the World Bank. Priscilla's journey serves as a powerful message for other single mothers facing similar challenges, encouraging them to pursue their dreams and not let their circumstances limit them.
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Priscilla, who hopes to further her education and become an entrepreneur, also aspires to make a positive impact in her community by creating opportunities for herself and others. Her success story is a reflection of the transformative power of education and an indomitable human spirit.
During her journey, Priscilla received support from individuals like Dr. Benedict Arko, a lecturer at the Department of Geography Education at UEW, who recognized her potential and mentored her, contributing to her success.
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Priscilla Akwagu's remarkable journey from a food hawker to a first-class graduate stands as an example of the extraordinary achievements one can attain through hard work, determination, and faith in one's abilities.
