Meet Hannah Akahoho, the only KNUST Graduate who survived a fatal car crush in USA

Grief and shock have gripped the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) following a fatal car crash in the United States that claimed the lives of their two young graduates. Abena and Alberta, both accomplished individuals who had recently completed their studies at KNUST, tragically lost their lives in the accident.

Among the victims, Hannah Akahoho miraculously survived the crash, although she sustained serious injuries, including a broken rib. Hannah  had achieved remarkable academic success, earning a first-class degree in biochemistry in 2021.

She was already pursuing her Ph.D. program in Biochemistry, demonstrating her commitment to furthering her knowledge and making significant contributions to the field.

The news of the accident sent shockwaves through the KNUST community, as Abena, Alberta, and Hannah were well-known and highly regarded individuals. Abena, an exceptional student, had excelled in her chosen field and was poised for a promising career.

Alberta, known for her vibrant personality and passion for community service, had already made significant contributions to various social initiatives during her time at KNUST.

The KNUST administration, faculty, and students have come together in mourning the loss of these bright young individuals.

Hannah Akahoho, the sole survivor of the accident, is currently receiving medical care in the United States. The KNUST community has rallied around her, offering prayers, support, and well wishes for her recovery.

The university is also coordinating with relevant authorities and the families to provide any necessary assistance during this difficult time.

As Hannah Akahoho continues her recovery, the thoughts and prayers of the KNUST community are with her. Her strength and resilience serve as a beacon of hope during this trying time. The university stands ready to offer any necessary support to ensure her full recovery.

SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh