Masters Graduate Who Bagged First Class from University of Barmenda Speaks [Video]
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  • Ngoh Philemon Njoh achieved a first-class Master’s degree in Theatre, Television, and Film from the University of Bamenda with a CGPA of 3.85/4
  • His success stemmed from his passion for his field, disciplined time management, and determination to excel despite challenges
  • Ngoh’s achievements have opened numerous opportunities, and he aspires to further his studies to PhD level and own a production house

Ngoh Philemon Njoh, a distinguished graduate from the University of Bamenda, made remarkable strides in his academic journey.

He earned a first-class Master’s degree in Theatre, Television, and Film with a CGPA of 3.85/4.0.

Man who completed masters degree from Barmenda University breaks silence. Photo credit: Ngoh Philemon Njoh/Legit NigeriaSource: Original

Speaking with Legit.ng, Njoh said he is proud of the fact that he completed his Master’s degree within the standard two-year duration, a feat that many find challenging.

He said:

“Taking on courses that my mates thought no one could make it in and validating them all is something I won’t forget.”

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