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Afumaa's reaction after the Grand Finale
Fri, Jun 19th 2009
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Afumaa, one of the six finalists
Aside the various activities, trips and eviction fevers, I am quite disappointed I was not a beneficiary of the scholarship package. But I believe that it is just a comma, not a full stop in my life as said by Mr. Dei Tumi. My life has not come to an end because I did not win The CHALLENGE. No, I believe I am now content even though I did not win as compared to what I was before The CHALLENGE 2009. The program has taught me a lot in various aspects of life. I have learnt about autism through our charity work. I now have experience and training in sales. I am proud to say that through The CHALLENG 2009, I have been able to initiate and implement a socio-economic idea which impacted on the lives of an identifiable group of people in this country. Undertaking a film task under this program gave me the opportunity to tour the central and western regions of Ghana. Having gained all these experiences within three months I believe they are the finest balm for the pangs of disappointment scholarship package. Not to talk of public recognition and important personalities I came into contact with. I believe that not winning the challenge has not made me less of a person but rather it has taught me to be strong, pursue my dreams and give my best in any sector I find myself. I have reseumed my position after The CHALLENGE as a National Service Serson at the Akuapem South Municipal Assembly. I look forward to a job in a highly regarded organization where I will make use of my acquired knowledge and skills to bring changes to the organization. Whilst working I intend to upgrade myself by offering professional course relevant to my career path. Aside getting employed I will continue to exploit other prospects which will offer me the chance to pursue my postgraduate degree program.
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