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Meet Ajara Yahaya, the female electrician whose photos are going viral
Female electricians are extremely rare in Ghana and across much of the world, hence drawing attention to Yahaya's exploits.
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Ajara Yahaya, is a young Muslim woman climbing her way to the top to success in the electric world. Female electricians are extremely rare in Ghana and across much of the world, hence drawing attention to Yahaya's exploits.
Recently shared photos by Ajara Yahaya on Facebook are being circulated on Ghanaian social media with many sending messages of encouragement.
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The photos show Yahaya repairing streetlights, climbing electric poles and generally having a good time with her male co-workers. And she does all these while still wearing a headscarf, just like many Muslim women.
Some of the messages well wishers have left for her include:
, says Olabisi Dennis.
"Wow. Confident, Brave, Professional, Passion, Blessed, Success, Love. My dear you are blessed by the Almighty. I feel proud”, Baba Ibrahim said.
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says Mohammed Awal.
, says another commenter Banse Haruna.
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