The University of Professional Studies, Accra, (UPSA) on September 5, held the 12th Congregation ceremony to award graduands from the School of Graduate Studies.
The event, held with Covid-19 protocols in place, saw the UPSA MBA class of 2020 break out their dance moves after they had received their certificates.
In their graduation gowns, the graduands had formed lines with social distancing in mind as they danced to the popular Jerusalema song by Master KG which featured Nomcebo.
The excited graduates seem to have practiced the dance ahead of the event to celebrate and acknowledge how far they have come.
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