NSMQ 2017 Contestant Bright Asiedu Receives Top Awards At Accra College Of Medicine Graduation

• Bright Asiedu, an NSMQ 2017 contestant from St. Thomas Aquinas SHS, has graduated from Accra College of Medicine (ACM)
• He received the first ACM-NSMQ Scholarship, which allowed him to attend the prestigious university to further his education
• His graduation included notable achievements, securing prizes for the overall best student in Pharmacology, Physiology, Microbiology, and Anaesthesia

Bright Asiedu, a former NSMQ 2017 contestant from St. Thomas Aquinas SHS, has achieved a notable milestone by graduating from the Accra College of Medicine (ACM).

Bright was the inaugural recipient of the ACM-NSMQ Scholarship, marking a significant academic journey.

A post on X, formally Twitter, showed that outstanding achievements accompanied his graduation from ACM, as he clinched prestigious awards, including Prof. George Dugbartey's prize for the overall best student in Pharmacology and Physiology.

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Among Bright's accolades, he also received recognition from The Bertha Ayi Foundation, securing the prize for the overall best student in Microbiology.

Additionally, the Hawkrad Group awarded him a prize for being the overall best student in Anaesthesia.

Bright Asiedu got the scholarship after participating in the 2017 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), representing St. Thomas Aquinas SHS.

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Meanwhile, Jochebed Adwoa Sutherland, a distinguished NSMQ 2017 contestant from Holy Child School, has graduated from Medical School,

She was also the Overall Best Student in Ghana and West Africa in WASSCE 2017.

The National Science and Maths Quiz congratulated Jochebed for her remarkable achievements, highlighting her academic excellence and dedication.

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In another story, Humphrey Ashimatey was named valedictorian at KNUST's College of Humanities and Social Sciences with a Cumulative Weighted Average (CWA) of 85.09.

He also earned the title of the 2023 Best Graduating Student from KNUST.

In an interview, Dr Amankrah congratulated Humphrey Ashimatey and encouraged graduates to build careers and think beyond traditional paths.

Source: YEN.com.gh