WASSCE 2018: Boy Who Emerged As Best Student Of Akatsi Poses With Twin Brother In Christmas Photo

• A Ghanaian student who was named the KNUST Class of 2023 Overall Best Student has posed with his twin brother in a Christmas picture
• Humphrey Ashimatey and his junior sibling Harry Ashimatey wore casual outfits and Santa hats
• Since its appearance on the X account of Voice of KNUST, netizens have taken to the comments section to share varied opinions

Humphrey Ashimatey, a Ghanaian student who emerged as the Overall Best Student of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Class of 2023, has posed with his twin brother in a Christmas photo.

The identical twins posed for the phone camera in casual outfits and Christmas Santa hats.

Humphrey, a Department of Economics graduate, was crowned the Overall Best-graduating Student during the 57th Congregation of KNUST.

He made history when he graduated with a cumulative weighted Average (CWA) of 85.09, and his twin brother, Harry Ashimatey, also bagged a CWA of 82.14 in Civil Engineering.

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In 2015, Humphrey was crowned his junior high school's Overall Best BECE Student. He was also adjudged the Overall Best WASSCE student of the Akatsi District in 2018.

The two siblings, currently teaching assistants at KNUST, brightened with smiles for the lens in their recent snap. They both looked excited.

See the picture below:

Netizens reacted to the photo of the Ashimatey twins

YEN.com.gh captured some of the comments here.

@DizzyRa posted:

I’ve been seeing them at the gcb3 joint near the frontline…they like gcb3 ruff.

@DoeAdamah said:

Congratulations.

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Source: YEN.com.gh