Ghanaian Evan Eghan Bags Chevening Scholarship For Master's At Edinburgh Napier University: “Dream Come True”

• A Ghanaian man, Evan Eghan, has earned a Chevening Scholarship for his Master of Science in Marketing with Festival and Event Management degree
• He's heading to Edinburgh Napier University, a public learning institution in Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
• Eghan announced his academic breakthrough on Facebook, which sparked a series of positive online reactions

A Ghanaian man, Evan Eghan, has been awarded a Chevening Scholarship for his Master of Science in Marketing with Festival and Event Management degree in the United Kingdom.

The Founder/Executive Director at Accra Indie Filmfest (AiF) is heading to Edinburgh Napier University to pursue his master's degree.

Dream come true

He made the achievement public in a heartwarming Facebook post, saying it was a dream come true.

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"This journey has been a dream come true, and I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to further my education in a field that captivates my heart and soul," he said.

Eghan thanked the Chevening Awards (FCDO) and the UK in Ghana for recognising his potential and supporting his dreams.

"Edinburgh Napier University's renowned program MSc. Marketing with Festival and Event Management is the perfect opportunity for me to gain in-depth knowledge, develop vital skills, and collaborate with like-minded individuals who share my enthusiasm for creating unforgettable experiences through the power of film.''

The young business owner said he was excited to immerse himself in a diverse learning environment and engage with industry experts who will shape his perspective and enrich his understanding of the field to help grow his company.

Since announcing his achievement on social media, people have been posting congratulations.

Read his full post here.

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Ghanaians have reacted to Evan Eghan's accomplishment

YEN.com.gh compiled some of the comments.

Francis Tetteh Nutakor said:

Congratulations.

Nana Ama Twumasi commented:

Congratulations.

Kenny Dee mentioned:

Congratulations!

Chris Phaphali stated:

Congratulations, sir.

Nana Kwame

Congrats, bro.

Ask Selasi Awerwra said:

Congratulations.

Kelvin O Funkeye commented:

Congratulations, bro. More Grace.

Emmanuel Quist-Haynes said:

Oh, wow. Congratulations, bro. You do all.

Akinnayajo Tunez Babatunde posted:

Congratulations, brother. Cheers to many more.

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Source: YEN.com.gh