Nigerian Lady Celebrates First-Class Degree in Mass Communication from Babcock University
- A Nigerian woman who achieved a first-class degree in Mass Communication has celebrated her success in a viral video clip
- She graduated from Babcock University, where she studied in the Department of Mass Communication, and highlighted the challenges she overcame to reach this milestone
- In the clip, she shared three photos of herself proudly wearing her graduation gown, beaming with a bright smile that captured the joy of the moment
A Nigerian lady who graduated with a first-class degree in Mass Communication celebrated herself in a clip that went viral.
She graduated from Babcock University from the Department of Mass Communication and noted that it was a tough one.
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The lady shared three photos where she was wearing her graduation gown with a bright smile, showing that it was a joyous moment. The video was posted by @ayo.dee.
A Nigerian graduate, Uchenna Emelife shared his academic challenges during his undergraduate days with Legit.ng:
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"To be frank, my primary and secondary school were not exactly hard nuts to crack. I effortlessly thrived through, but the University came with a different narrative. Here were people who came from different parts of the world and with different levels of commitment. There was also that the University had an unfamiliar system that required getting used to. All of these uncertainties were novel but what were my most challenging moments was when I became actively involved in extracurricular activities.
"I edited my school's paper for nearly three years and that meant I had to attend most school functions for media coverage, even those that coincided with lecture time. I remember attending a conference at the time and listening to the speaker say that anyone who partakes in campus journalism actively cannot graduate with their desired result. Rather than let that shake my drive, it became a motivation for me. I not only participated in journalism, but did every other thing I was holding back from; started a book club, upgraded it to a nonprofit, started a bookstore, organised a book festival twice in a row, etc., all of that while still maintaining excellent grades in the classroom."
Watch the video HERE:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Louisa said:
“YESSSS THATS MY GIRL.”
Blo blo wrote:
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Whitneyy:
“Congratulations my baby.”
YouronlySally:
“I’m so proud of you love.”
Pitan:
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Tirenimi:
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Fair Fat Boy:
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Angel:
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Wuraola:
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Joanna:
“DON’T EVER PLAYYYYY!!”
Belleza:
“First class baby!”
Tife30:
“So proud of youuuu.”
Faith:
“Congratulations baby girlll.”
Dera Okoli:
“Proud of you girll.”
Muy12:
“Congrats my girllll.”
In a recent development, Legit.ng reported that Faith Iyilade, a young Nigerian student has made her country proud by graduating with First Class Honors and as the Best Graduating Student in BSc Human Anatomy from the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN).
Lady graduates from UNILORIN achieves first-class
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady who graduated from the University of Ilorin with a first-class degree in Health promotion celebrated herself.
In the clip, the lady accompanied it with a song that resonated with that moment, reminiscing all her hard work and dedication as a student.
The first-class graduate who was wearing her convocation gown smiled proudly, showing that the moment meant a lot to her.
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