Ghanaian Lady Becomes Midwife In The UK, Thanks Alpha Hour In Adorable Dance Video

• A video of a young lady celebrating after becoming a certified midwife in the United Kingdom has left many in awe
• The excited lady singled out Alpha Hour midnight prayers for praise over how far she has come
• Netizens who saw the video also congratulated the young lady on the new success chalked

Congratulatory messages have thronged in for a young Ghanaian lady who has successfully passed out as a midwife in the United Kingdom.

The lady @everythinganima, who could not hide her joy, took to TikTok to announce her new role as she flaunted her midwifery uniform.

She also showed off some sassy dance moves as she jammed and danced with swag and energy to Band FRA's banger You Dey Feel The Vibe.

In a show of gratitude, she gave a special thanks to Alpha Hour, a midnight prayer session organised by pastor Elvis Agyemang, for the role it played in helping her to get where she is today.

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The video captioned "Continues Sleepless Night to learn. I hate exams since what God of Alpha hour has done" had gathered over 2000 likes and 170 comments

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Ghanaians congratulate the young lady

Netizens who saw the video congratulated the young lady on her amazing feat achieved in the United Kingdom.

serwaalynn stated:

everyday with God is everyday in victory

Nanayaa commented:

I tap into your blessings ijn congratulations

Odehyeba Maame Akua revealed:

Please can you help me with learning materials? Help fellow Alpharian

@Adwoaa revealed:

Congratulations dear how did your journey to become a midwife in UK started?? How did you do

Mahini added:

Don’t know you personally but am proud of you

Lady in UK claims several nurses are unemployed

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that another woman Gifty Antwi has revealed that Ghanaian nurses and health workers who recently relocated to the UK are still without jobs.

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She said many Ghanaian health workers who have moved from Ghana to the UK reach out to her to help them find jobs.

“It used to be easy to get a job in Milton Keynes but not anymore. You could work five or four days a week, but it’s tough to get two days now.

Source: YEN.com.gh