
Sisters Stephanie and Isabel Offor have both graduated with first-class honours from universities in the United Kingdom, each studying different courses at different institutions, according to BellaNaija. The outlet described them as among the best graduating students at their universities and noted the dedication required to earn first-class degrees. BellaNaija said it spoke with the sisters about their academic achievements as part of its coverage showcasing African success stories.
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