Quiin Abenakyo, Miss Uganda 2018, Earns Master's Degree in South Korea

Quiin Abenakyo, Miss Uganda 2018, Earns Master’s Degree in South Korea

Kampala, Uganda | NOW THEN DIGITAL — Former Miss Uganda, Quiin Abenakyo, adds another feather to her cap, achieving a Master’s degree from the School of Global Digital Innovation in Korea. Crowned Miss Uganda and Miss Africa in 2018, she returned to academia to enhance her skills.

She attributes her success to divine intervention and expresses gratitude to her professors, mentors, colleagues, and supportive family and friends.

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Quiin’s relentless pursuit of knowledge and ability to overcome challenges reflect her dedication, to raising the Ugandan flag high!

Celebrating a pivotal milestone: My master's degree 🎓 Thank you to all who've been part of this incredible journey.
Thank you so much KAIST Graduate School of Global Digital Innovation (GDI) for this Opportunity Iam eternally grateful ❤️. pic.twitter.com/KkWi3pQ5W2
— Quiin Abenakyo(Official) (@Abenakyoquiin23) February 15, 2024

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