Though not an easy road but u made it congrats

GorillaApp:

This ain't called for.
This story is inspiring and will encourage someone out there to push harder.


But op, why did you forget about your father. I don't like it when children overlook the efforts of their father. Imagine me doing everything I can now for my son, no matter how little and tomorrow him go begin hype the mother forget me?
Pls appreciate your father. Edit the post

What if the father doesn't deserve the appreciation? That you're taking care of your son doesn't mean other fathers are. A lot of deadbeat dads are out there gallivanting about while the mother struggles to put the child through school, they absolutely do not deserve any acknowledgement.

Jostling work and schooling together is never easy.

I experienced same too and managed to do 4.75/5.00, one day I'll tell my story on NL. �

Only in state & private Universities, you see pesin getting Bs,Cs,Ds & Es but still graduate with first class, congrats sha

Higgies:
Congratulations
It will not be the last of your achievements.

Amen.I claim it on behalf of the celebrant

Congratulations Iyobe. Really proud of you for your academic feat.

Disembark:
FIRST CLASS IN LAW, RIVERS STATE UNIVERSITY


There are several ways to tell this story. But first and foremost, my immense gratitude to God Almighty for this feat which would be a tale even to my children.

Upon gaining admission to study law in 2016, I remembered how I had almost failed in ss2 due to my fear for Mathematics if not for the support and guidance i received from my Uncle Daniel Brown . So i resolved to Graduate with a First Class.

But the journey, as Mr Ala Gabriel-whyte would say, is not smooth, but will be victorious!
The most interesting part of this journey was in my 4th year. The financial crisis hit so bad and was becoming unbearable. I sought for opportunities online but none of them availed . I remember entering an Entrepreneur contest organised by Infinix Mobile and lost. I cried so hard in my room till my roommate feared i had lost a loved one.

I knew i couldn't just sit down and cry �.
So i took up my camera and gained employment to work as a Night club photographer at Wildheat_phc & Ballerz Lounge. At the time, i was flying on a 4.80 CGPA. And it was a huge risk to put such delicate CGPA on the line. But i took the risk and was only focused on surviving �.

In the second semester of the 4th year, I worked on Wednesdays, Fridays till Sunday nights.
Anyone who works in a club would relate with how energy-draining it was.

I remember staggering to my hostel by 12am, waiting for everyone to leave the club before i sleep around 3/4am. Most nights, i get to my room exhausted, crying and depressed because the stress was beyond overwhelming ���
This experience cost me to miss lectures throughout that semester, because i would have to work at the club, and edit over 100-200 pictures on my mobile phone. It was a very miserable experience and i never told my parents i was working in a club because i feared they would freak out. But then, there was practically no other way to survive.

I still had to make out time for mentees who needed academic guidance and still held tutorials as a way of giving back to humanity.
It turned out, i had the worst result in that semester (3Bs, 2Cs) compared to the Sprint A's i used to have. My CGPA dropped to 4.66 and i couldn't believe it ����
My dream of graduating as the Best Graduating Student of my department/ faculty was cut short.

I quit my job and then opened up to my parents why i had that result �. My father was greatly dismayed but understood It was inevitable for me take such risk without burning out so badly.
I reassured him that if he managed to fend for my finals, i would perform better and ultimately bring the First Class home.

As it now, that little boy who Dr Jerry Amadi would always pray for and always worries about his academic performance, is a First Class Graduate of law (4.69/5.00)

I would not have made it without the support of my entire family, Abam T. J. Smith Uncle Emma Bamson, my brother Amos Isajini who always stood by me through thick and thin.

The list would be endless if i was to mention but i sincerely appreciate every demonstration of love by any and everyone throughout this journey.

This degree is specially dedicated to my mother, for out of a woman who didn't have formal education, a First Class product & Creative Professional Photographer emerged �❤️
I'm Young, Gifted & Black!
GLORY BE TO GOD!

Disembark:
FIRST CLASS IN LAW, RIVERS STATE UNIVERSITY


There are several ways to tell this story. But first and foremost, my immense gratitude to God Almighty for this feat which would be a tale even to my children.

Upon gaining admission to study law in 2016, I remembered how I had almost failed in ss2 due to my fear for Mathematics if not for the support and guidance i received from my Uncle Daniel Brown . So i resolved to Graduate with a First Class.

But the journey, as Mr Ala Gabriel-whyte would say, is not smooth, but will be victorious!
The most interesting part of this journey was in my 4th year. The financial crisis hit so bad and was becoming unbearable. I sought for opportunities online but none of them availed . I remember entering an Entrepreneur contest organised by Infinix Mobile and lost. I cried so hard in my room till my roommate feared i had lost a loved one.

I knew i couldn't just sit down and cry �.
So i took up my camera and gained employment to work as a Night club photographer at Wildheat_phc & Ballerz Lounge. At the time, i was flying on a 4.80 CGPA. And it was a huge risk to put such delicate CGPA on the line. But i took the risk and was only focused on surviving �.

In the second semester of the 4th year, I worked on Wednesdays, Fridays till Sunday nights.
Anyone who works in a club would relate with how energy-draining it was.

I remember staggering to my hostel by 12am, waiting for everyone to leave the club before i sleep around 3/4am. Most nights, i get to my room exhausted, crying and depressed because the stress was beyond overwhelming ���
This experience cost me to miss lectures throughout that semester, because i would have to work at the club, and edit over 100-200 pictures on my mobile phone. It was a very miserable experience and i never told my parents i was working in a club because i feared they would freak out. But then, there was practically no other way to survive.

I still had to make out time for mentees who needed academic guidance and still held tutorials as a way of giving back to humanity.
It turned out, i had the worst result in that semester (3Bs, 2Cs) compared to the Sprint A's i used to have. My CGPA dropped to 4.66 and i couldn't believe it ����
My dream of graduating as the Best Graduating Student of my department/ faculty was cut short.

I quit my job and then opened up to my parents why i had that result �. My father was greatly dismayed but understood It was inevitable for me take such risk without burning out so badly.
I reassured him that if he managed to fend for my finals, i would perform better and ultimately bring the First Class home.

As it now, that little boy who Dr Jerry Amadi would always pray for and always worries about his academic performance, is a First Class Graduate of law (4.69/5.00)

I would not have made it without the support of my entire family, Abam T. J. Smith Uncle Emma Bamson, my brother Amos Isajini who always stood by me through thick and thin.

The list would be endless if i was to mention but i sincerely appreciate every demonstration of love by any and everyone throughout this journey.

This degree is specially dedicated to my mother, for out of a woman who didn't have formal education, a First Class product & Creative Professional Photographer emerged �❤️
I'm Young, Gifted & Black!
GLORY BE TO GOD!

Congratulation

Wanting something and getting the exact something does not come easy, a warm hug from me to you

You try.
Congratulations to you!

Congratulations!

E get luck , buhari and tinubu for use am do farm work

congratulations...........but your conclusion is out of it your dad is still alive, the award, certificate and other gifts should be dedicated to both parent my opinion though ..........we always celebrate the mother while we neglet the father please let the fathers feel loves too they are human they need to be celebrated ejo,please,biko, nagode

iHateFraudsters:
Who first class epp?

Bro forget whatever anyone tells you whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.

However graduating with a lower grade should not be a death blow to your future. You can always reinvent yourself.

And also having a first class is not an automatic ticket to a wonderful future. Don't relent and don't be complacent

dettolgel:


Bro forget whatever anyone tells you whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.

However graduating with a lower grade should not be a death blow to your future. You can always reinvent yourself.

And also having a first class is not an automatic ticket to a wonderful future. Don't relent and don't be complacent

You're a wise one.

Well said.

Congratulations