KosiGee:


Proof you mean?….and proof of what exactly? That I was there on Monday at the Great Hall or that the weather wasn’t great?

Shot in the Great Hall reception just before the event.

No vex seen is believing your guy from warri

Congrats my beautiful sister!

oladips90:
Omo odudowa Nigeria

Tribalism is killing you slowly, Son!

perseverance101:


Her name is Babajide Oluwaseyi, a Nigerian from the Yoruba tribe. What difference does it make whether she's a Christian or not? Congratulations to her!

We know that Yoruba Muslim cannot achieve this feat. It's only we Igbo Jew 😌 and Yoruba christian can achieve this 😂😂😂 Yoruba Muslims is only good in supporting Hamas.

The irony of it is that her parents may be here in Nigeria supporting certificateless drug baron power drunk dementia slowpoke because of tribalism why their daughter fought hard against all the odds to earn this achievement. We actually need to do better above our sentiments to make this country great.

Thank you Jesus

goodnessme1:
She's Yoruba Christian.






Congratulations

. Nna ehn you dis shameless man claiming to be a woman, everything must be tribal gbasgbos to You,is this what Your creator destined you to do all the days of your life
Now those shameless senseless tribally bigoted hatefilled coconut headed mofos will be shouting and wailing Igbo yooo,Igbo ahhh without knowing that Igbo no send anybody

Shameless tribally bigoted hatefilled man claiming to be a woman for whatever reasons though.

If this lady were to come from that arrogant and vile tribe by now we no go rest.

Yabsun:
The irony of it is that her parents may be here in Nigeria supporting certificateless drug baron power drunk dementia slowpoke because of tribalism why their daughter fought hard against all the odds to earn this achievement. We actually need to do better above our sentiments to make this country great.

This is a very senseless comment, you can do better.

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.

Birmingham is a very good university.. I would love to study there

SkullIMAM:
Nigeria is not a place for education

Unna done come with this unna rubbish comments. Nigeria is a training ground. Many people are making distinctions in Nigeria too. In fact, if you make upper in Nigeria, e sure say you fit make first class abroad. Why are Nigerian-,trained Doctors in high demand abroad? And they are making it o!

While the ones wen get better eye dey here dey use their body survive..... Useless things...
Congratulations to the lady jare... E no easy

perseverance101:


Her name is Babajide Oluwaseyi, a Nigerian from the Yoruba tribe. What difference does it make whether she's a Christian or not? Congratulations to her!

It's not even we Yorubas that are Christians that are differentiating ourselves from Yorubas who are Muslims. It is foreigners who know nothing about us who are doing so. You can imagine when foreigners are the ones telling us we are not the same when we ourselves have actually never complained about ourselves.

Hezmatosky:
If you like get 20 eyes for naija universities, na still 2:2 you go carry come out. Worse worse, you come get bad eye, they will even look for a way to make it completely blind. Worst of it all, you come blind, they'll pluck the two eyes out. Naija na ija to survive

Lies. Continue to console your mediocre life. In fact, I hold myself responsible for coming out with 2.2. Why? There are students in that same class that made 2.1. So, what's my excuse? Nothing but laziness. I myself know I didn't study hard at all.

yommen:


Lies. Continue to console your mediocre life. In fact, I hold myself responsible for coming out with 2.2. Why? There are students in that same class that made 2.1. So, what's my excuse? Nothing but laziness. I myself know I didn't study hard at all.

Olodo idiot

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.

But to what end, this adds to UK economy not ours

Nothing to celebrate here

A very big congrats to her... More of ur type.

Not like that Apc woman leader that's beautiful for nothing... can't even make proper speech to defend herself

Funkyswagzz:



Birmingham is a very good university.. I would love to study there

It is and in a great city as well. All the best to you.

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.

Taken away,not taking away.
Cheers💪

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.

You haven't done away with your lie, it's in your blood Sha.

Congrats to her

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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