Emmanuella Arhin: Old Gey Hey Student Emerges As the Overall Best Student of KNUST Medical School

Emmanuella Arhin: Old Gey Hey Student Emerges As the Overall Best Student of KNUST Medical School

  • An old student of Wesley Girls' High School has emerged as the overall best-graduating student of KNUST's School of Medical Sciences
  • Emmanuella Nana Ahemaa Arhin was named the overall best-graduating student after she obtained distinctions in all her courses during her years of study
  • Social media users congratulated the new doctor and wished her well in her future endeavours

An intelligent young lady, Emmanuella Nana Ahemaa Arhin, has etched her name in the history books of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) after she was named the overall best graduating student of the School of Medical Sciences.

The alumna of Wesley Girls' High School in Cape Coast obtained distinctions in all her courses during her years of study to become a medical doctor.

Dr Emmanuella Nana Ahemaa Arhin, Wesley Girls High School, KNUST, Medical Sciences
Dr Emmanuella Nana Ahemaa Arhin becomes the overall best student of the 2025 KNUST medical sciences graduating class. Photo credit: @thevokofficial
Source: Twitter

A post on X showed that Dr Emmanuella Nana Ahemaa Arhin attended 'He Reigns International School' in Teshie in the Greater Accra Region for her basic education.

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She continued to Wesley Girls' High School at Cape Coast in the Central Region, where she wrote her West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAASCE) after three years of study before proceeding to KNUST.

"Dr. (Med) Emmanuella Nana Ahemaa Arhin, an alumna of the Wesley Girls High School (Cape Coast), has been named the overall best graduating student of the KNUST School of Medical Sciences.⭐⭐🩺She obtained distinctions in all her courses."

Ghanaians congratulate Emmanuella Arhin

YEN.com.gh collated some reactions to the post shared by @thevokofficial on X. Most people congratulated her, while others trolled some Senior High Schools whose students did not earn similar recognitions. Read them below:

@AJ_Sage_ said:

"Wow, Emmanuella Arhin of He Reigns international school, Teshie.🙇❤️ Massive, massive, massive!"

@zerben_for_all wrote:

"Ah so she pass Newton…naaa bro."

@laughCanvas said:

"Thought it was Pearl Yayra."

@nabkasse12 wrote:

"Congratulations 🎉🍾 to her."

@twumbabe said:

"Girls shouldn't come worrying us about she power cause I can't imagine how much this lady sacrificed, you'd want the same thing but want to get it without doing anything."

@brain_dennis_ wrote:

"Kumasi gehey no de3 you won’t hear such things from there oo anaa😂."

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Mariyam Yussif, Family and Child Studies, University of Ghana, Valedictorian, Overall best student.
Mariyam Yussif, an old student of Achimota School best Graduating Student. Photo credit: Mariyam Yussif
Source: UGC

Mariyam Yussif named UG's overall best student

YEN.com.gh reported that an old student of Achimota School, Mariyam Yussif, was named the Best Graduating Student by the University of Ghana's Department of Family and Consumer Sciences.

She graduated with First Class Honours with an impressive FGPA of 3.94 in Family and Child Studies.

Several Ghanaians congratulated Mariyam Yussif for her academic achievement, which seemed to have inspired many.

Visually challenged man named Valedictorian

In another story, YEN.com.gh reported that a visually challenged man, Ephraim Ayeh Oracca-Tetteh, was named the valedictorian at the first session of UG's February 2025 Congregation.

Ephraim Ayeh Oracca-Tetteh got a first-class degree in Political Science, Philosophy & Classics, and Archaeology.

The young man initially gained admission to read Painting and Sculpture at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).

Source: YEN.com.gh

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