WORK-STUDY STUDENT WHO COMMUTES LONG HOURS TO SCHOOL BECOMES THE BEST-GRADUATING STUDENT


 The valedictorian of Zenith University College (ZUC) GODFRED KLENAM TAMAKLOE delivered the commencement address on behalf of the graduating class of December 2020. They celebrated their triumphs, achievements, and victories individually and as a school, and the journey on which they embarked. Each of them has had their own unique experience at ZUC, such as good times and bad times, times of laughter and joy, times of school spirit, and times of last-minute studying for exams. Graduation marks the end of yet another extraordinary chapter in their lives, and many are already anxious about starting the next one. 

His hard work, long hours of studying, and the constant stress of being a work-study student at ZUC have paid off, as the great Nelson Mandela once said "it always seems impossible until it is done".


The speaker dedicates his Bachelor's Degree to his late father Mr Patrick Newton Kwesi Tamakloe, his mother Mrs Emmah Tamakloe for being the pillar behind his success stories, his siblings for their unweaving support and encouragement, and his supervisor and lecturer Mr Jerry Deku for his guidance and coaching.


He also thanks lecturers and staff of the Business Information System Department, other Departments, and all his colleagues for their support during their studies. He also thanked everyone present for their efforts.

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