By Kasim Isa Muhammad
Emmanuel Ahmadu, a Nigerian man who overcame incredible odds to achieve success, has been honoured with two doctorate degrees in the United States.
Ahmadu, also known as “Mr. Voiceover,” failed the West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination 17 times, but went on to become a global advocate for mental health and a symbol of resilience.
In a recent interview, Ahmadu urged young people to never give up in the face of challenges, emphasizing the importance of dedication, self-belief, and seeking out opportunities for growth.
He shared his remarkable story of overcoming significant personal and educational setbacks, including attending 16 primary schools and 14 secondary schools due to family instability.
Ahmadu’s achievements are nothing short of extraordinary.
He was recognized as the International Award for Student Brand of the Year in West Africa in 2018, and received numerous awards for his innovative work in media and mental health advocacy.
He was also honored as a Distinguished Student Leader with a Big Heart and Outstanding Mental Health Advocate of the Year.
Recently, Ahmadu received an honourary doctorate degree in International Affairs (DIA) from Global Seminary University, New York, USA, in collaboration with GEPEA University, Portugal, and was honoured as a Professional Doctoral Fellow by The Across Global Institute of Foreign Languages (AGIFL) for his outstanding leadership and global achievements in mental health advocacy.
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