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Second Girl, Samira Bawumia Graduates College Of London With A Legislation Diploma

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The Second Girl of Ghana, Samira Bawumia has graduated from the College of London with a level in Legislation.

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Spouse of Ghana’s Vice President, Dr Mahamadu Bawumia has with pleasure shared her achievement along with her followers on Instagram.

Mrs Bawumia disclosed that, she began the space education earlier than the COVID-19 Pandemic and it’s challenges however that by no means deterred her.

She attributed her achievement to the help and encouragement of her household and buddies.

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The Second Girl additionally used the chance to encourage others to pursue their desires no matter the challenges they could encounter.

Try her submit under.

SOURCE: GhanaCelebrities.com













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