“It Came With Rare Grace”: Yoruba Actor Bags 2nd Master’s Degree From UK University
- Yoruba actor Lanre Adeyemi shared lovely moments with fans as he bagged a 2nd Master’s degree from the University of Salford, Manchester
- The excited actor penned an appreciation message to his fans and followers for their support as he revealed it was not an easy feat
- Many popular Yoruba movie stars have stormed his social media page as they joined his fans to celebrate with him over his latest win
It is a moment of celebration for Yoruba actor Lanre Adeyemi, who bagged a 2nd Master’s degree in the UK.
Lanre shared pictures and videos from the beautiful moments he bagged the degree as he penned sincere appreciation to everyone who had been there for him.
Source: Instagram
He wrote:
“It is Officially Official! My 2nd Master’s Degree. You don’t necessarily dream a thing to achieve it, this came as happenstance, but with rare grace, determination and a strong push, it came through. Thanks to you Yes, I am talking about you; Thanks for being a vehicle for this achievement, this fit would not have been possible without your immense support. Congratulations to me.”
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See the post below:
The actor shared another video which he described as a gift from his school.
Nollywood stars, fans congratulate Lanre Adeyemi
Legit.ng captured some of the messages from his colleagues and fans. See them below:
yeyetoyintomato:
"Congratulations my dear, u are a goal getter any day all time, proud of u darling. My regards to ur darling wife and my grandson.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ more Success ."
adorabledebbie:
"Congratulations Lanre❤️ Well done More wins in Jesus name."
awonkanwa_speechman:
"Big congrats More grace & grease to ur elbow ."
raskyjoe:
"Congratulations sir and more win in Jesus name Amen."
am_daughter_of_grace:
"Congrats brother mi, more successful years ahead."
Former child actor Opemipo Bamgbopa sworn in as LASU first female speaker
In other news, one of the child actors who dominated the Yoruba movie industry in the 2000s, Opemipo Bamgbopa, made headlines as she set a new record at the Lagos State University (LASU), where she is studying Transport Management.
Opemipo was sworn in as the 32nd and first female speaker of the LASU Students' Union Students Parliamentary Council.
The once-upon-a-time child actor, who featured in movies like One Love, Bororo, and Maradona, penned sincere appreciation to her mother and family members.
Source: Legit.ng
