Village Boy Peter Bawuah Who Was Selling Coconut On The Streets Wins Scholarship To Study In Canada

• Peter Bawuah, a young Ghanaian man from Techimantia in the Ahafo Region has moved from grass to grace
• The KNUST graduate who used to sleep outside, sell coconut and hustle has won a scholarship and traveled to Canada
• Peter now serves as the Graduate Student Representative at the University of Windstor, Ontario

Peter Bawuah, a Political Science graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has become a representation of what it means to move from grass to grace.

On his TikTok handle, Peter shared a video that shows how he had been struggling in his village Techimantia and on the streets as a coconut seller before winning a scholarship to Canada.

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He tells YEN.com.gh that beyond just making it into the University of Windstor, Ontario, he has also been appointed as the Graduate Student Representative, which is an enviable feat in the school.

"In fact, I contested for Graduate Student Representative, we were 4 and I was the only African. But these white people voted for me. In this position, only a few Africans have won it. I was once hopeless, I used to sleep outside. But God has changed my story," he said.

How Peter Bawuah's story was received online

Below were some comments Ghanaians shared after watching Peter's video showing his transformation

Pastor Desmond ® indicated:

In Life, never give up because surely God can change the Story. In His own appointed time, He makes all things Beautiful Hallelujah I thank God for you.

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user8378778896628 said:

i also get encouraged watching you video bro..I know we'll surly tell our story one day..may God continue to bless you

[email protected] mentioned:

I can't love you less, much love from this side. u won a follower With him all things are possible. Glory be to God almighty

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Ghanaian Man Shares Inspiring Story Of How He Built 114 Houses Despite Growing Up As A Poor Village Boy

In another story, Ghanaian real estate developer Thomas Ayisah has captured netizens' hearts by sharing the inspiring story of his humble beginnings, which has set him up for success.

Thomas revealed that his mother gave him GH₵500 to start a business in a big city.

He moved to Nkawkaw sawmill and started doing business there before proceeding to UPSA, then the Institute of Professional Studies (IPS) to further his education.

Source: YEN.com.gh