Supreme Dynamic Talent Academy just crowned their newest star. Ofori Yvonne Aboagyewaa snagged the top honor as 2023 Sharon D. Memorial Valedictorian during the school's third graduation bash at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel. The ceremony featured celebrity presenter Dr. Joyce Akumaa Dongotey Padi, famous for her radio shows and acting career. Students and families packed the venue to celebrate academic achievements. The event marked another milestone for the growing talent academy.
Yvonne earned more than just a fancy certificate that day. Her valedictorian status landed her a guaranteed spot at FACE OF SDTA AFRICA 2025, the academy's most exclusive competition. This contest only accepts current students and graduates from the talent school. The modeling student finished her diploma program with an amazing 3.93 grade point average. Her academic success came after receiving a 70 percent scholarship from the Sharon Legacy Foundation.
Teachers and classmates remember Yvonne for her perfect attendance and strong work ethic. She jumped into every school activity and inspired other students with her positive attitude. The modeling graduate never missed deadlines and always came prepared for class. Her dedication impressed both instructors and fellow students throughout the program. Academy staff praised her leadership skills and professional approach to learning.
Yvonne credits the school for boosting her confidence and career preparation. She believes the academy taught her valuable networking skills that will help in the entertainment industry. The graduate feels ready to face challenges in media and modeling work. Academy founder Amb. Zino Lexili Ogazi congratulated Yvonne for becoming the third student to qualify for the Africa competition. The school leader called her achievement proof of exceptional talent and determination.
Yvonne earned more than just a fancy certificate that day. Her valedictorian status landed her a guaranteed spot at FACE OF SDTA AFRICA 2025, the academy's most exclusive competition. This contest only accepts current students and graduates from the talent school. The modeling student finished her diploma program with an amazing 3.93 grade point average. Her academic success came after receiving a 70 percent scholarship from the Sharon Legacy Foundation.
Teachers and classmates remember Yvonne for her perfect attendance and strong work ethic. She jumped into every school activity and inspired other students with her positive attitude. The modeling graduate never missed deadlines and always came prepared for class. Her dedication impressed both instructors and fellow students throughout the program. Academy staff praised her leadership skills and professional approach to learning.
Yvonne credits the school for boosting her confidence and career preparation. She believes the academy taught her valuable networking skills that will help in the entertainment industry. The graduate feels ready to face challenges in media and modeling work. Academy founder Amb. Zino Lexili Ogazi congratulated Yvonne for becoming the third student to qualify for the Africa competition. The school leader called her achievement proof of exceptional talent and determination.
