Blakk Cedi Graduates from GIMPA After 15 Years and Three Attempts

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Ellis Ferdinand
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Blakk Cedi Graduates from GIMPA After 15 Years and Three Attempts
Blakk Cedi Graduates from GIMPA After 15 Years and Three Attempts

Ferdinand | EducationGhana | May 20 | Blakk Cedi Graduates from GIMPA After 15 Years and Three Attempts

Blakk Cedi, music executive and former manager of Stonebwoy, graduates from GIMPA after 15 years and three attempts, celebrating perseverance and personal triumph.

 Blakk Cedi, a renowned Ghanaian music executive and former manager of dancehall artist Stonebwoy, has announced his graduation from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) after a 15-year journey marked by persistence and resilience.

Taking to his official Facebook page, Blakk Cedi revealed that he had just submitted his final paper, marking the completion of his academic journey after three attempts spanning over a decade and a half.

“After 15 years and 3 attempts, I finally submitted my last paper yesterday – and I can’t even explain how proud I am of myself right now,” he wrote.

Sacrifices and Determination

Blakk Cedi reflected on the sacrifices he made to achieve this milestone, noting that he took two full years off from his other commitments to focus entirely on his studies.

“Taking two full years off from everything to focus on school wasn’t easy at all. I had to make sacrifices, stay disciplined, and push through moments when I wanted to give up,” he shared.

Despite challenges, his determination paid off.

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Support System Acknowledged

The music executive expressed heartfelt gratitude to his lecturers and classmates who supported him along the way.

“To my classmates who supported me and walked this journey with me, thank you. To my lecturers, thank you for your patience, guidance, and belief in me,” he added.

Beyond the Certificate

For Blakk Cedi, the accomplishment symbolizes more than academic success—it is about completing a personal mission.

“This wasn’t just about getting a certificate. This was about proving to myself that I could finish what I started, no matter how long it took,” he said.

His story has since inspired fans and fellow creatives across social media, many commending him for his courage, humility, and perseverance.

 

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