Kwahu Bepong SHS Student Scores 8As in WASSCE but Needs Financial Support to Pursue Computer Engineering


A remarkable achievement by Frimpong Genius Kwasi, a General Arts student from Kwahu Bepong Senior High School, has caught public attention. Frimpong, who scored 8As in the 2024 WASSCE examination, dreams of becoming a computer engineer but faces financial constraints that threaten to derail his aspirations.


Frimpong, a former contestant in the National Science and Math Quiz (NSMQ), demonstrated exceptional academic prowess during his school years. Despite his brilliance, he often worked on farms during weekends to support his education. Now, as he strives to save money for tertiary education, Frimpong continues to work on farms, earning just GHS 70 per day.

A Call for Support

Frimpong’s story has resonated with many, highlighting the challenges faced by brilliant but underprivileged students in achieving their dreams. “I want to pursue a degree in computer engineering, but my current earnings cannot cover the cost of university tuition and other expenses,” he said.

The hardworking student’s plight underscores the need for financial aid and scholarships to support gifted individuals like him.

An Appeal to Stakeholders

Frimpong’s determination and academic achievements serve as a beacon of hope. He is appealing to government institutions, NGOs, and private individuals to assist him in realizing his dream of becoming a computer engineer. With the rising demand for skilled professionals in the technology sector, investing in Frimpong’s education could yield significant long-term benefits.

Bridging the Gap for Brilliant Students

Frimpong’s story sheds light on the larger issue of access to higher education for talented but financially disadvantaged students. Scholarships, mentorship programs, and other support systems are crucial to ensuring that students like Frimpong can contribute to national development.

How to Support

Those willing to support Frimpong Genius Kwasi can contact Kwahu Bepong Senior High School or local community leaders for more information.

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