Presec's WASSCE Candidate Kwame Brako Emerges As Best Student In Ghana & 2nd Best In West Africa
- An old student of Presec, Kwame Brako Asante has emerged as the best WASSCE candidate for the 2022 academic year
- At an event in Nigeria, the brilliant Ghanaian student was also awarded as the 2nd best candidate in West Africa
- Old students of Presec as well as Ghanaians in Nigerian have been reacting massively to the news
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Kwame Brako Asante, an immediate past student of the Presbyterian Boys' Secondary school (PRESEC-LEGON) and a reserve member of the 2021 National Science & Maths Quiz team is the overall best WASSCE student in Ghana for the 2022 academic year.
The young man, according to Citifmonline.com, also emerged as the second-best in the entire West Africa, being sandwiched between two Nigerians from above and below.
The exam written by over two million candidates had its award ceremony in Nigeria and was attended by the Vice President of Nigeria, His Excellency Yemi Osinbajo.
Social media reactions
Many Ghanaians particularly old students of Presbyterian Boys' Senior High School have been jubilant after hearing about the rather exciting update.
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Below were some of their comments.
Emmanuel Misiame said:
Woooooow, Odade3 !!! Congratulations bro. Go go High. In Thy Light we shall see Light!
Kofi Asiamah Menzgold mentioned:
It's a plus for the states but truth be told he might end up to be a business student or a procurement , purchasing & supply, human resources management or any banking relating program that adds nothing to our country in terms of production. Teach him science & technology or a technical skills. He shouldn't be at the bank with this kind of brains cos there's lots of bankers in the system.
Dovegg indicated:
Good one there . What is his position in Africa? What is his position in the world ranking? What has his position brought to his country? What will be his impact in his country's problem? How is he impacting this world with his position? What this so-called ranking for? ☹️
See a post by the Presbyterian Church of Ghana below
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