Ghanaian Graduate Overcomes WAEC Setback, Shines as Valedictorian with First-Class Law Degree
Naziha faced initial challenges gaining admission, having failed Mathematics in her first West African Examination (WAEC). Undeterred by setbacks, she persevered, resitting the examination and overcoming difficulties in her coursework at the university level.
AKACHI NOEL 
In a remarkable journey of determination and triumph, Naziha Amin Gombillah, a young lady from Ghana, has emerged as the best graduating student at the University of Professional Studies (UPSA) with a first-class Bachelor's degree in Law, achieving a stellar 3.74-grade point out of a possible 4.00. Naziha's exceptional academic performance not only earned her the title of valedictorian but also marked a historic moment as the first graduate to achieve a first-class degree in Law at UPSA.
Naziha faced initial challenges gaining admission, having failed Mathematics in her first West African Examination (WAEC). Undeterred by setbacks, she persevered, resitting the examination and overcoming difficulties in her coursework at the university level. Reflecting on her journey, Naziha stated, "I thought I would resit certain courses, but giving up never crossed my mind. I had started it, so I had to complete it. I had to make my parents proud."
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Expressing gratitude to God for her success, Naziha acknowledged the support of the Almighty, the university management, and faculty. In her valedictory speech, she emphasized her commitment to using her skills for the betterment of Ghana, Africa, and the world.
Naziha's story serves as an inspiration, highlighting the transformative power of resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
