Young Ghanaian Man Bags Master’s Degree From LSE: “Dream Come True”
- Ekow Tachie-Mensah has achieved a childhood dream by graduating from the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE) with a Masters Degree
- Growing up in Ghana, he was determined to attend a prestigious university since he had heard a lot of stories
- After he shared his achievement on social media, several netizens congratulated him and said he inspired them to achieve their dreams too
A young Ghanaian, Ekow Tachie-Mensah, has graduated from the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE) with a Masters Degree.
Ekow said he is so happy that his dream of studying at a top-tier university worldwide came true.
In a post on X, formally Twitter, Ekow said as he grew up in Ghana, he heard tales of individuals making it to top-tier universities like Harvard, Cambridge, LSE, and Yale, and that served as an inspiration.
For many, gaining admission to renowned institutions like LSE remains a distant dream, an aspiration that seems beyond reach.
Ekow Tachie-Mensah, however, defied the odds and transformed his childhood dream into a tangible academic accomplishment.
"This distant dream just became a reality. Masters Degree bagged," he wrote.
Comments on Ekow's post
YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the post Ekow shared. Read them below:
@MakedaDadson said:
Congratulations champ but first of all let’s talk about what caught my attention. You’re a very handsome fine man
@DevonDilly wrote:
Many congratulations to you! Wishing you now a long, happy, healthy life full of good things
@eko_Okutu said:
Congratulations Ekow, super super excited and proud you earned this
@Edinam233 wrote:
Congratulations Ekow! Cheers to many successes
@GreyFynn said:
Congratulations Ekow Proud of you!
@manye_adiepena wrote:
Awwww congrats. All the best too and more wins in future
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Source: YEN.com.gh