perseverance101:
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goodnessme1:
She's Yoruba Christian.






Congratulations

fitinwell:
Visual difficulty how?

fitinwell:
Visual difficulty how?

Olaphlux:
Nigerians always representing us well abroad, not the bad bad news. How I wish our bests are not taking away. Congrats to you Lady.

tejpot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylPmmOyrSJk?si=OpeqdIcNiXqVNOPP

A Nigerian, Babajide Oluwaseyi, recently distinguished herself and her country at the University of Birmingham's graduation ceremony, emerging as the top student in her class.

As a Master's degree graduate, she stands among her peers as a beacon of excellence and resilience.

In her inspiring graduation speech, she detailed the unique challenges she faced due to a visual degenerative condition, which necessitated dedicating double the usual time to her studies and assignments.

Her difficulty in reading notices and signs further compounded these challenges. Despite these hurdles, her journey exemplifies unwavering perseverance and tenacity.

Concluding her address, she encouraged her fellow graduates to become agents of positive change in the world and urged them to transcend any limitations they may encounter. Commenting on her speech the school Chancellor commended her inspiring speech and referred the graduates to imbibe all points raised in Oluwaseyi's speech.

Picture and Video attached


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMBR8vCOrCA?si=XqCZA8VlsnRADY-j

her vision is in her mind, OMOWe ni ile ajoji ooo

SayNo2SmallPrik:

Not all Nigerians tho…some na for drug dem sabi represent

Chiffy:

Like the one wey rig election finish, com dey parade himself as president

KosiGee:
Congrats to this lady. The photo was taken at the Great Hall, Birmingham University on Monday. I was there. Beautiful environment, great university. It was cold and raining but the event was successful.

drerocker:

Aany prove