Curvy Lady Slays in African Prints as She Becomes Doctor, Peeps Love Her Photos

Curvy Lady Slays in African Prints as She Becomes Doctor, Peeps Love Her Photos

  • A determined lady has officially been inducted into the Medical and Dental Council of Ghana as a doctor
  • Eunice Ampofowaa Owusu described the accomplishment as an honour and posted images showing off her curvy look in an African print outfit
  • While some congratulated her on the academic feat, others urged her to keep rising and achieving greater milestones

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After six long years, a Ghanaian lady named Eunice Ampofowaa Owusu has officially been inducted into the Medical and Dental Council of Ghana as a doctor.

A Ghanaian lady officially becomes a doctor, rocking African prints on her special day
Eunice Ampofowaa Owusu rocked African prints when becoming a doctor. Image: Eunice Ampofowaa Owusu/LinkedIn.
Source: UGC

The sis described her accomplishment as an honour and a privilege. Eunice's post read:

''Being able to put 'Dr' before my name is a privilege; one that comes with the recognition that life, time, and resources must be dedicated to the wellness of others.

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"Truly honoured and grateful to be a part of this calling; for the skills of my hands, clear vision of my mind, and sympathy and kindness of my heart. So help me, God!''

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Social media peeps wish the gorgeous doctor well

People who headed to the comment section congratulated her. Briefly News has compiled some of the comments below:

Enoch Osei Mensah said:

"Congratulations, doc."

Alphonse Fosu-Mensah remarked:

"It is not gifted, but won through hard work, discipline, and dedication. Have fun relaxing and refresh your brain."

Charles Mawulorm Masiku shared:

"Congratulations. You made it. The determination paid off. Have a fruitful career."

Annette Woosnam noted:

"Congratulations. Such a pretty smile."

Louis Boahene knows she will slay the field:

"Congratulations, you’ll do great."

Kwasi Asare said:

"Congrats, dear. You deserve it."

Lady Morgan commended her:

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"Congratulations on graduating, and on your next adventure!"

Justice Afful is wowed:

"Congratulation, doc, more wins ahead."

Lady Gladheart Akaasah posted:

"Congratulations. Proud of you."

24-year-old lady in scrubs celebrates soon becoming junior doctor, receives much love online

In a related story, Briefly News also wrote about a young woman posting a video to share her excitement about becoming a junior doctor.

The 24-year-old wore her scrubs and stethoscope and looked overjoyed about the prospect of taking on the new role.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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