Group of radiant ladies thrill Mzansi as they graduate as medical doctors
- The University for Development Studies has graduated its doctors for the 2020 batch and some of the graduates have heated Twitter with their stunning photos
- The young ladies posed in different styles while they beamed with adorable smiles
- Their joy could be understood as 2020 was greeted with the Covid-19 which nearly ruined their chances of finishing school after seven years
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Stunning young Ghanaian ladies who graduated from the University for Development Studies (UDS) as medical doctors have heated social media with their beautiful photos.
The photos sighted by Briefly.co.za were mostly shared or retweeted by Ayorkor with the handle @naainvasion, who also graduated as a medical doctor.
The ladies beamed with adorable smiles although their graduation year was greeted with the Covid-19 pandemic, which ruined their chances of properly celebrating their success.
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Source: UGC
Check out the stunning photos below:
Dela, flaunting her beauty in heartwarming photos:
Dr Jennifer Nana Abena Oladele beaming with adorable smiles
Dr Nkwegu, another beautiful fresh doctor who could not keep herself from smiling
Dr Laryea, another true definition of 'beauty with brains'
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Papola, another fresh doctor with show-stopping beauty
Meanwhile, another stunning Ghanaian medical practitioner whose full name is Dr Vanessa Aseye Mensah-Kabu, became the youngest medical doctor for her batch when she graduated.
In an interview withEdward Asare, the young doctor disclosed that although she graduated from the DaLian Medical University in the Peoples Republic of China, she was inducted as a doctor in Ghana in May 2015 at age 22.
Dr Vanessa Aseye Mensah-Kabu who is also an alumnus of Holy Child Senior High School has been practising medicine for five years.
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Source: Briefly News
