KNUST: Former Learner George Fordjour Emerges Best Contestant In Student Poster Competition In US
- A Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) graduate has made Ghana proud with his brilliance
- George Fordjour has emerged as the best contestant in this year's edition of the Student Poster Competition for Tennessee Technological University
- The Voice of KNUST amplified the remarkable feat on X and sparked praise and admiration for the prodigy
George Fordjour, a Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) alumnus, has emerged as the overall best contestant in the Student Poster Competition.
The prodigy, a student at the Tennessee Technological University in the US, represented his school and excelled in the contest.
Fordjour received a coveted certificate for his remarkable performance at the academic event.
''This certificate signifies that First Place in the Graduate Division of the Student Poster Competition is awarded to George Fordjour,'' portions of the message on the certificate posted by Voice of KNUST read.
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See a post by Voice of KNUST below:
George Fordjour impresses netizens
The post by Voice of KNUST, amplifying the commendable achievement of the former KNUST student, ignited accolades for George Fordjour.
Prayer is the best among the rest. You have my respect, sir
@GeorgeFordjour4.
@KwadwoAsuako commented:
Congratulations. That's my junior brother he know book like.
@AdjeiPeprahSyl1 wrote:
I always say this KNUST is KNUST.
@feliciasena17 commented:
Congratulations, @GeorgeFordjour4. Well deserving.
Big man, @GeorgeFordjour4. Congratulations.
@Fritz_Gerald99 said:
Congratulations, senior.
Proper show working.
@bridget_appiah1 posted:
Congrats to him.
Former KNUST student named best master's student in geomatic engineering at University of Florida
In a previous story, YEN.com.gh reported that Emmanuel Budukumah, a KNUST alumnus, emerged as the best master's student in geomatic engineering for the 2023/2024 Academic Year at the University of Florida in the US.
The Voice of KNUST amplified his remarkable academic achievement in a post on X. His picture accompanied the post, highlighting the Ghanaian student's historic accomplishment.
This academic achievement comes after Ghanaian Kate Agyakomah emerged as the overall best graduating student in the seventh cohort of the Diploma in Midwifery programme at the University of Cape Coast (UCC).
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Source: YEN.com.gh