Brilliant Ayirebi SHS Boy Excels In WASSCE, Risks Losing UCC Admission Slot: "Come To My Aid"
- A young Ghanaian man has gained admission at the University of Cape Coast but risks losing his slot at the institution
- Francis Otu, a past student of Ayirebi Senior High School, bagged 3As and 5Bs in the West African Senior School Certificate Exam
- He is therefore appealing to the general public to come to his aid with the needed financial support to enable him to further his education
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A brilliant past student of the Ayirebi Senior High School in the Eastern Region has excelled in his WASSCE.
The young man, Francis Otu scored 3As and 5Bs in the West African Senior School Certificate Exam (WASSCE).

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Due to his academic performance and good grades in the WASSCE after WAEC released his results, the young man has been offered an admission slot at the University of Cape Coast (UCC).
Upon successful enrollment, Francis will be pursuing a Bachelor of Science (Economics) at UCC.

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Francis bags several awards in school
Francis left an indelible mark in the minds of his teachers and colleagues in Senior High School. The young man exhibited immense brilliance during his days at the Ayirebi SHS.
He bagged several awards including The overall best General Arts Student as well as The overall best student of his year group.
He aspires to be a great Economist, however, Francis fears this dream might never become a reality due to financial constraints.
Francis urgently needs financial support to enable him to enrol at UCC. He has an imminent deadline to settle his fees of GH2,637 to enrol in the school.
He is therefore appealing to the general public to come to his aid with the necessary financial support.
Francis speaks about his aspirations
In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, Francis opened up about his ambitions and aspirations. He noted that he wants to become an economist in future.
"I want to become an economist so that I can help improve our various health sectors of production to absorb most of the youth who are willing and able to work so that the unemployment rate would be reduced in the country," he said.
Young lady seeks help to go to school
In a related development, YEN.com.gh reported that a brilliant young lady who excelled in her WASSCE is on the verge of losing her admission slot at the University of Ghana, Legon, due to financial constraints.
Pearl Dunyo could not contain her joy when she received her admission letter to pursue her education at the prestigious university. However, this joy was short-lived after she realised she did not have the necessary funds for her education.
Pearl, therefore, sent a passionate appeal to the general public to come to her aid with the needed funds so she could further her education and attain her dreams and aspirations.
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Source: YEN.com.gh