University of Toronto Alumnus Celebrates Successfully Migrating To Canada And Graduating From University

• A young Ghanaian woman who recently graduated from the University of Toronto has resorted to social media to express her gratitude and excitement
• Maame De-Heer shared in a LinkedIn post that her latest achievement is all she had dreamt of for years
• She took the opportunity to encourage people not to ever give up in life no matter the obstacles they enmcounter along the line

A gorgeous young woman by the name of Maame De-Heer has recently taken to social media to announce successfully completing her postgraduate education at the University of Toronto in Canada after migrating from Ghana.

The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the LinkedIn timeline of Maame had her sharing that her current achievement is a dream come through and she gives all the glory to God.

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"If someone told me that I will migrate from Ghana, West Africa and one day pursue a Masters in the one of the best universities in Canada; University of Toronto, I would have laughed in their face and pinched them out of their dream. But this dream became my reality & I have come back to say THANK YOU GOD! Thank you to everyone that supported me throughout the journey. "

Maame went ahead to encourage everyone to never give up on themselves and to focus on the journey ahead regardless of the challenges they face.

"To every young fella, don’t give up on yourself. Even if it looks like you messed up and failed at life, please keep your head up. It’s okay to start now and start over again. It’s better to restart than be stagnant! Pick up the pieces and create your desired future!"

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Spain-Based Ghanaian Young Lady on How She Receives At Least Gh23k in Funding From The Government

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a gorgeous Ghanaian young lady based in Spain has recently opened up about the education system in her current country of residence.

The video sighted by YEN.com.gh on the YouTube channel of Zion Felix had Winifred Appiah revealing that she pays just €106 (Ghc815) for her school fees in a year but receives at least €3,000 (Ghc23,070) from the Spain government as support.

Winifred revealed that the amount is dependent on the academic performance of the student and the financial status of the family of the student.

Source: YEN.com.gh