Nigerian Lady Shows Her Sister Who Achieved First Class from Law School

A Nigerian lady rejoiced as her sister achieved the distinguished honour of graduating with a first-class from law school

• Captured in the footage, the sister, adorned in her legal robes, made her way towards the woman, and they shared a fleeting embrace before posing together for photographs
• The lady revealed that she stood out as the sole graduate from Ambrose Alli University to have secured a first-class distinction in law school

A Nigerian lady celebrated joyfully as her sister graduated with top honours from law school, an impressive achievement for any student.

In the video, the sister, dressed in her legal robes, walked towards the woman, and they shared a brief hug before taking pictures together.

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The woman explained that her sister was the only graduate from Ambrose Alli University to earn a first-class degree in law, setting a remarkable academic example, as shown by @officialkids_cartel.nig.

In her words:

“Yes i’m proud of you, your hard work and dedication paid off. The only first class law school graduate from AAU.”

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Koolmagicbro said:

“Congrats you haves made so many proud.”

Mrs_Hilarius wrote:

“Congratulations my people.”

Rfatyasir commented:

“Well come to the largest African #Bar.”

Mohriyam:

“Congratulations to you and your sister.”

Graduate shares how he got into university

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Michael Taiwo, a Nigerian man who graduated with first class has shared his inspiring story of how he got into university a year earlier than expected by seizing an opportunity that came his way unexpectedly.

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The man said he accompanied his elder sister to the Post Office in late 1998 to purchase her university-entrance exam (JAMB) registration form.

After she obtained her form, she found out there was enough money left to buy one more. She turned to him and asked if he wanted to get one too.

In a recent development, Legit.ng also reported that Henry Anozie, a Nigerian young man who graduated with first class has revealed what motivated him to pursue academic excellence. The first-class graduate of mathematics from the Federal University of Technology, Ondo recalled that his father was a carpenter.

Source: Legit.ng