Justice Umezulike's Daughter Bags 4th Law Degree (Ph.D) From London Varsity (Photos)

Human rights lawyer, Cynthia Chisom Umezulike has earned her Doctorate Degree in Law (Ph.D), her fourth Law degree from Birkbeck, University of London, IGBERETV reports.

The daughter of the late Enugu State Chief Judge and Professor of Law, Justice Innocent Azubike Umezulike OFR already had a Bachelor's in Law from the Igbinedion University Okada, Nigeria; a Master's degree in Human Rights Law from Queen Mary University of London; and a second Master's in International Law and Criminal Justice from the University of East London.

Taking to her Instagram handle, the London based Human Rights Director and Law Lecturer wrote;

"Sabí Girl #swipeleft
I am forever indebted to my beloved late father, who altruistically funded all my academic endeavours. Although I worked as the Global Head of Legal and Governance @diamondhangar and lecturer in law at @birkbeckuol during my PhD, my father still selflessly and unbegrudgingly provided for me. He ensured I had the best quality of life and offered emotional, mental and intellectual support along the way.

My fathers' benevolence meant I had a great head start in life without the burden of student loan repayments - I acknowledge and do not take this privilege for granted. His sacrifices have enabled me to now lead this independent and progressive life. I felt his presence throughout the graduation ceremony, and I know he is incredibly proud.

Nna Nnam
Odogwu Nwoke
Nkeonye Egbekuo
Egbekuo Dike Ogu
Nwoke Nji Etu Onu
Dimgba na Ndu na Onwu
I salute you, my guardian angel
Thank you for everything, Daddy
I miss you everyday
I will forever honour you!"

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Beauty with brain

Somebody say.... Igbo amaka

Nothing to see here girl.

Your father left a bad legacy,he was a very biased and corrupt judge.I remembered his days as enugu chief judge.

He must have received alot of bribes and kickbacks to be able to afford you expensive UK education.

Ok