Abraham Abudulai Ayagri is a 29-year-old alumnus of the University of Cape Coast (UCC), where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Central University.
Abraham had a high school education at Chemu Senior High School in Tema. He believes he has what it takes to take on the challenge that Top Intern presents.
He then decided to apply, and having passed the interview and the aptitude test, he has risen through the tasks, making it to the grand finale.
“I am excited to be on the Top Intern show because it presents a challenge, and I love new challenges. I wish to experience the benefits it will have on my career and the trajectory it has on my life in general,” Abraham revealed.
Delving deeper into the life of Abraham shows that God is the centre of everything he does. He believes God is the pillar that holds his life together. “There is nothing impossible, and if it must be done, it must be done well,” serves as Abraham’s life principle.
Abraham’s mentors include media personality Berla Mundi, playwright and author Uncle Ebo Whyte, politician and entrepreneur John Dumelo, and Nigerian fashion icon Mai Atafo. According to him, these individuals inspire him a lot across the various aspects of his life based on their tenacity, hard work, and growth.
Abraham owns a fashion brand with the hope of expanding it to become one of Africa’s leading and most sustainable fashion brands.
Abraham also noted that the experience and lessons learned over the 10-week-long journey have been phenomenal.
Ahead of the grand finale of the Top Intern reality show, Abraham said, “I am going to win. I believe that all four of us have what it takes to win, and I know I have a shot at winning.” We wish Abraham all the best.