Lady Triumphs After 6 Attempts: From JAMB Struggles to University Graduation
Adogla-Bessa Berlinda Entsie shared her challenging journey, recounting how she scored above 200 in all six JAMB attempts but struggled to secure admission into her preferred medical-related course due to cut-off mark restrictions. Facing rejection from multiple universities, she highlighted the emotional toll and the pressure to conform to societal expectations.
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In a remarkable tale of perseverance and triumph, Adogla-Bessa Berlinda Entsie, a resilient lady, has celebrated her graduation from the university after facing the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) six times. Despite encountering numerous obstacles, including financial difficulties and unwarranted advances from lecturers, her determination and unwavering spirit led her to success.
Adogla-Bessa Berlinda Entsie shared her challenging journey, recounting how she scored above 200 in all six JAMB attempts but struggled to secure admission into her preferred medical-related course due to cut-off mark restrictions. Facing rejection from multiple universities, she highlighted the emotional toll and the pressure to conform to societal expectations.
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In her Facebook post on December 2, she expressed gratitude for the support of her husband, Ogbumor Collins, who became a pillar of strength during her academic journey. She credited her husband for advising her to explore other academic avenues instead of persistently rewriting JAMB. This decision proved pivotal, leading to her successful admission into a different faculty.
Despite facing lecturers who demanded inappropriate favors, Adogla-Bessa Berlinda Entsie stood firm in her resolve to maintain her integrity. She highlighted instances of being sent out of class due to her baby, financial constraints, and the stress of motherhood while pursuing her education.
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Adogla-Bessa Berlinda Entsie, now a university graduate, celebrated her achievements by posting a heartwarming video on social media, embracing her supportive husband. She acknowledged the challenges she overcame and expressed deep appreciation for her husband's unwavering support.
Her story serves as an inspiration, showcasing the power of resilience, determination, and the support of loved ones in overcoming academic hurdles. Adogla-Bessa Berlinda Entsie's journey from JAMB struggles to university graduation exemplifies the triumph of the human spirit.
