UG Graduation: Ghanaian Student Who Offered Philosophy Gets First Class; Netizens Ask How He Did It

UG Graduation: Ghanaian Student Who Offered Philosophy Gets First Class; Netizens Ask How He Did It

  • Felix Awonosua Aneba graduated with a first-class recently from the University of Ghana in Philosophy and Political Science
  • He attributed his success to the rigorous, logical and deductive nature of the combined major: Philosophy and Political Science major
  • In a video shared on social media, he advised students to pursue a balanced life, emphasizing the importance of learning while having fun

Felix Awonosua Aneba graduated from the University of Ghana with a first-class degree in January 2024.

He offered a combined major in Philosophy and Political Science. This has got several people applauding him and wondering how he did that.

According to Felix Awonosua Aneba,

“Philosophy is a strong major you don’t just get first class like that. A course full of logic and deductions.”
UG Graduation: Ghanaian Student Who Offered Philosophy Gets First Class; Netizens Ask How He Did It
Felix Awonosua Aneba graduated with a first-class in a combined major of philosophy and political science Photo credit: Fekiz Aneba
Source: Facebook

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In a video shared on social media by @Evans_Adjokatse on X, formally Twitter, Felix said being a first-class student doesn't end there; instead, every student needs a balanced life.

“To fulfill all righteousness, consider other things. Learn, have fun and engage in other extra-curricular activities. That will make your life in the university complete and you will be a complete person to be able to engage in the corporate world.”

Watch Felix in an interview below

Netizens praise first-class philosophy student

Several people commented on social media, applauding Felix for his achievement. Some of the reactions are in the comments below:

@IsaacEd93112403 said:

Today I go write deductive logic herh. The whole 2 and half houesbinnobsee say someone say smile mpo

@my_eye_gbele_1 wrote:

Like adey come biss say wey useless course that , but as I search chale congrats wai good work done

@gods_gift_to_ said:

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So what’s the job prospects?

@Otimel45 wrote:

People get head oo. Where peak be in starting point

@abeiku_ks1 said:

After completing he's coming to join we the unemployed at home. Welcome bro. No job for the youth

@ManRozay_1 wrote:

With that his spectacular, if he no take first class den yawa

4 Ladies Bag First-Class At University Of Ghana School Of Law

Earlier, Yen.com.gh reported that four outstanding young women from the University of Ghana School of Law's Class of 2023 achieved first-class honours, including valedictorian Abigail Wowolo with an impressive FGPA of 3.72.

The University highlighted their achievements, backgrounds, aspirations, and hobbies, showcasing the success of Jasmine Acheampong, Ohenewaa Armoh, Abigail Wowolo, and Elenor Mogeri.

The news, shared by the Law Students' Union, garnered widespread congratulations for these accomplished scholars from various educational backgrounds.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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