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 Name: Abigail Oparebea Boateng
Alumni Year Group: 2018
Current Position: Assistant Lecturer 
Can you share any advice with the young Alumni?
With perseverance and determination, you will accomplish, much. Be bold and take up opportunities that come your way.

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