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Ghanaian musician Yaa Yaa has graduated from the University of Waterloo, Canada.
Taking to her social media handles, the singer, born Bertha Bridget Kankam, shared with her fans and followers, pictures she took at her graduation.
Yaa Yaa disclosed that she graduated with a Master of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology.
The singer noted that she is thankful for the support and the outpouring of love showed her for the feat.
She also urged people to keep pushing for their dreams even in the face of adversity.
Yaa Yaa wrote "keep Pushing… There’s no limit to what you can do ❤️🥂."
The 32-year-old, who indicated that she is overwhelmed with emotions, shared photos from her graduation ceremony in Canada.
She was beautifully adorned in her academic robe while posing with her certificate.
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