Ghanaian Man Travels To UK After Several US Visa Denials: “I’m Proud Of You”

• A Ghanaian man dreamt of travelling to the US but the embassy in Ghana kept denying him when he applied
• However, Seth applied to universities in the UK, gained admission and got a visa to travel where he is breaking barriers
• Several social media users who watched him tell his story commended him for inspiring them

Seth, a Ghanaian who wanted to travel to further his education moved to the United Kingdom after multiple visa denials from the US Embassy in Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire.

The young man said he dreamt of going to the US to further his education but rather made it to the UK.

In an interview with DJ Nyaami, Seth said even though he gained admission to a university in the US, the embassy in Ghana denied his visa.

Seth then travelled to Cote d’Ivoire hoping to get his visa there. However, he was rebuffed twice, compounding his frustrations even further.

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“The multiple visa denials did not deter me. I kept applying to further my education. I got 12 admissions in the UK. I decided to attend Robert Gordon University because of the course they offered me.”

The Robert Gordon University offered Seth a Masters in International Commercial Law. Seth said even though he bagged a Business Administration degree from the Ghana Technology University, he enjoyed the law course even more.

Seth after entering the UK became president of the post-graduate law school students association. He shared some of the changes he had brought to the union.

After serving as law school president, many people encouraged Seth to contest as student’s president for the whole university.

Seth won the election to become the Robert Gordon University Student President in charge of Education and Welfare.

Due to the position, Seth’s education has been put on hold until he is done serving his one-year term.

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Watch the video below:

Netizens delight as Ghanaian travels to UK

YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the post shared by SVTV Africa. Read them below:

@claraassiamah5334 said:

“Good job, Seth. Keep up the good work and good luck with all your future endeavours. You look like you have been raised well. Keep sharing your knowledge, wisdom, success and journey with the youth.”

@kingsylensa9826 wrote:

“DJ, thanks great work ... Interview him again.. and ask him how he got the scholarship.. full or partial...Because with UK universities it's difficult to get scholarships especially for Masters.”

@asanteantwi1795 said:

“I’m proud of you bro. Keep making us proud 🙏🏻.”

@ComfortBoakye-n8b wrote:

“I got the same plan. I have a degree in Finance but I studied Business Law and I really want to pursue the law field of finance 🙏.”

@serwaaafia1115 said:

“Yieeee… I’m proud of you Kofi. Keep shining.”

@darkoraphael4252 wrote:

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YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian man inspired many when he shared his story of how he relocated to the US.

The man narrated that he was denied a visa several times but continued to apply until his dream eventually came to pass.

Many people thronged the comment section of the video to commend the man for his determination.

Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh