Lady Who Graduated with Second Class Lower in Nigeria Gets Dean’s Award in Canada
- A Nigerian lady who graduated with second class lower in Nigeria but relocated to Canada and earned Dean’s recognition in her second degree celebrated herself
- In the clip, she shared a screenshot of the letter she received from the school’s Dean congratulating her on her achievement
- The lady added that her recognition exemplified her resilience and thanked God for making the moment possible
A Nigerian lady who graduated with a second-class lower degree in Nigeria moved to Canada, where she earned the Dean’s recognition for her second degree and celebrated her achievement.
In a video, she shared a screenshot of the congratulatory letter from the Dean. She expressed her gratitude and acknowledged that the recognition exemplified her resilience and thanked God for making it possible.
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She expressed hope that her story will inspire others to persevere and pursue their dreams, regardless of their initial setbacks, as shown by @ewatomi_h.
Watch the video here:
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Reactions as Nigerian lady shines in Canada
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Arolegold Alaga said:
“Congratulations best lady I celebrate your grace and your hardworking spirit.”
Lumypearls wrote:
“This is so emotional. Congratulations this is the beginning of great things.”
Mayorprenuer commented:
“Congrats sis.”
Ngblack:
“Sorry which city is this school.”
Khadeejah:
“Congratulations mama more of this inha Allah.”
Lizzyade:
“Congratulations momma.”
Da-Presh:
“Kimon Alhamdulilah.”
In a related development, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady, Oluwakemi Bayode, travelled to the United States after she bagged a fully funded scholarship.
Lady with a 2.2 gets 2 scholarships
Meanwhile, Legit.ng also previously reported that a Nigerian lady, Oluwafunmilayo A. Oni, advised people who graduated from school with second-class lower degrees (2.2) not to dash their hopes of getting scholarships.
Funmi, who graduated from university with a 2.2, secured two scholarships on the same day.
Despite facing challenges, including being rejected by a scholarship body for not meeting the CGPA requirement, she refused to give up.
The resilient young lady subsequently bagged two scholarships fully funded, and she was given the opportunity to choose the one she preferred.
Proofreading by James Ojo Adakole, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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