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Ghanaian students in the UK secure university admissions after excelling with 6 As

Kwame, Nana and Kwesi
Kwame, Nana and Kwesi
Students of Ghanaian descent in the UK have secured places at Oxford and Warwick University after scoring A*A*A in their exams.
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The Ghanaians are students of the Brampton Manor Academy in the UK.

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This comes after twin brothers from east London have gained places at Oxford and Cambridge universities after achieving top A-level grades.

Emmanuel and Ebenezer Boakye managed a combined six A's and one A at Hackney's Mossbourne Community Academy.

Emmanuel will now study English literature at Oxford University, while Ebenezer will read Spanish and Russian at Cambridge. 

Emmanuel and Ebenezer Boakye
Emmanuel and Ebenezer Boakye
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And following the news of the twin brothers gaining admission to study at Oxford and Cambridge University, Twitter has been buzzing with the news of other equally well-performed students of Ghanaian descent in the UK.

A young Ghanaian girl known as Nana scored A*A*A in her exams, securing her a place at Cambridge University.

Another Ghanaian, Kwesi, and Kwame also achieved A*A*A and both students will be studying Economics at Warwick University.

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