Meet Maureen Kyere, a lady who aspires to be a lawyer and graduated with first-class honors despite her problems.

Maureen Kyere had always wanted to be a lawyer, so she enrolled at the University of Ghana School of Law.

Despite the fact that her parents were generally absent from her childhood, her early life was defined by a Godly upbringing and affection.

Her parents divorced when she was a year old, she recalls.

Kyere was raised in a single-parent home, largely by her grandmother, in Spintex, Accra, Ghana, where she attended Christ the King International School for elementary and junior high school.

According to Kyere, in an interview, she excelled in her studies and was one of the best students in her year group in junior high school.

It was a childhood dream come true to attend Achimota School, a Ghanaian school rated as one of the best in the country.

After being accepted to the University of Ghana School of Law to study law, Kyere was inspired to achieve her goal despite early difficulties.

Kyere was one of four women and nine students to earn first-class honors from the University of Ghana School of Law during a virtual congregation ceremony on July 31, 2021.

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