Emmanuel Ahmadu, a Nigerian who failed the West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) 17 times, has encouraged young people to stay resilient and maintain hope despite any obstacles they encounter. Ahmadu, who recently received two honorary doctorate degrees in the United States, shared this advice during a phone interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday, 23 June, in Lagos.

Ahmadu, also known as "Mr Voiceover," emphasized that dedication and a strong belief in oneself are essential for overcoming difficulties. His advice was to "seek out opportunities for growth, leverage available resources, and connect with mentors and supportive networks. Remember, every setback is a setup for a greater comeback. Keep pushing forward, and your efforts will eventually yield success."

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