Regional Maritime University Student Celebrates Graduating With Second Class Upper In Marine Engineering

• A recent university graduate has recently taken to social media to celebrate successfully graduating with a second class upper in his first degree
• The Regional Maritime University graduate revealed that he read Marine Engineering in school
• @SirLord_, a follower applauded the achievement of @xorlak_0: "The man did it!! congratulations sir!!"

A grateful Ghanaian young man has recently resorted to social media to celebrate his latest wins in life.

A Twitter post sighted by YEN.com.gh on @xorlak_00 had him sharing that he was able to complete his bachelor's degree in Marine Engineering successful and bagged a second class upper.

The elated young man went ahead to thank God for his support and guidance throughout his academic journey and making it a fruitful one.

His actual post read;

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"BSc. Marine Engineering(Second Class Upper Divison) Isaiah 43:18-19. Eh Yahweh Kumama Papa. Thank you Lord for bringing me this far. Your boy is eternally grateful. Indeed I am one helped by God"

Many social media users who saw the post did not hesitate to congratulate him at the comments section.

Some of the heartfelt messages have been highlighted below by YEN.com.gh;

@KeziaSanie commented:

Congratulations once again, brother! ❤️

@SamKwasiBoateng replied:

Regional Maritime University? Oh nice. I may have seen you then before

From @SirLord_:

The man did it!! congratulations sir!!

@miss__Okine wrote:

Congrats Xorla….go for gold

@PadiB2 celebrated the young man:

you spoil there my bro❤️

Brilliant Regional Maritime University Final Year Student Builds Functional Container Vessel For His Project

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a final year student at the Regional Maritime University identified as Patrick Essel was hailed on social media after photos of his project work surfaced online.

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The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the Facebook page of the university had photos of Patrick's final year project work which is a functional container vessel. One of the photos had him with a huge smile on while standing by what he built.

The young man named the vessel after his surname, Essel. Many who saw the post did not hesitate to congratulate Patrick at the comments section. At the time of this publication, the post has racked up close to 400 reactions with 37 comments and 49 shares.

Source: YEN.com.gh