GH Man Acknowledges Granny's Contribution To His Tertiary Education After Bagging His First Degree
- A young Ghanaian man has taken to social media to celebrate his grandma after bagging his first degree
- He attributed his academic success to his grandmother in a post shared on his TikTok page
- He also shared a lovely photo of himself and his grandmother at his graduation at the KNUST
- Suleman Dadzie, an educationist and counsellor shared some words of advice with fresh graduates in an interview with YEN.com.gh
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A fresh university graduate has acknowledged his grandmother's contribution to his tertiary education.
This comes after the young man, identified on his socials as @highspirit_137 brought his undergraduate education at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) to a successful end.

Source: TikTok
The young man was among the graduates who were honoured with various university qualifications at the 58th Congregation of the KNUST this week.
Following his successful graduation, @highspirit_137 took to social media to celebrate his grandmother.

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His celebration of the old woman indicates his deep appreciation for her support in his life over the years.
In a post on TikTok, the young man shared a lovely photo of himself and his supportive grandmother, who was present at the graduation ceremony.
Speaking to YEN.com.gh, Suleman Dadzie, an educationist and counsellor encouraged fresh university graduates to use their national service period to build their capacity.
"Graduates can use the services experience to position themselves in the job space when they pay attention to skill acquisition, professional development and proper networking. They must stay in touch with their mentors even after the service. They can use such people as referees when seeking employment... They can also request recommendation letters from their superiors. This can be done during the latter part of the service year," he stated
KNUST graduate celebrates grandma
After @highspirit_137 posted his grandma on social media, his online friends flooded the comment section with kind words to celebrate her.
@dedecute1233 said:
"Seeking for long life and good health for my grandma."
@Mmerimanuabaa Sister also said:
"I wish her long life with good health."
@Gifty’s_Joyful_Finds commented:
"God bless you granny for taking care of our brother to this far."
@Akosua Owusua also commented:
"Mine couldn’t wait for my graduation she left 2 weeks time after I completed… meanwhile she helped mummy to pay my school fees…. Granny ,wherever u are … I missed u soo much."
@Nchormai wrote:
"I will create this with my mom in October 2025. My mom deserves it too."
@Miss Gracy also wrote:
"Aw you made it……we are proud of you sweetheart."
Michael Agyenim Boateng named valedictorian
Meanwhile, in a previous YEN.com.gh publication, Michael Agyenim Boateng emerged as the valedictorian of KNUST’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The young man graduated with a Cumulative Weighted Average (CWA) of 84.56, which is slightly lower than that of the 2023 valedictorian from the College.
Michael earned a first-class degree in Economics from the KNUST.
Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh
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Source: YEN.com.gh