A Nigerian lady has celebrated graduating with a first-class degree from the Nigerian Law school after only making a second-class lower degree at undergraduate level.
Miss Laura Chioma Nnamdi, who graduated from the University of Nigeria, Nnsuka, said she only got to know her undergraduate results in August 2022.
Unfortunately, it was the same month her bar final exams were to commence. She said she was devastated and felt very negative emotions.
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“Devastated was an understatement. I felt every negative emotion you could ever feel, all at once.
It was beyond the grade for me. It was especially about my faith. I felt it shake, literally,” she said on LinkedIn.
God Encouraged Me
Chioma revealed that God encouraged her and asked her to “stand up and dust off” and trust him.
She said she didn’t regret trusting in GOD again as he showed her mercy and helped her move from 2:2 to a first-class.
“I did trust again. And this time, He showed me mercy. God showed me mercy. He held my hand and helped me through the Nigerian Law School,” Chioma added.
The scholar revealed that she’s passionate about human rights and litigation and big on volunteering.
She urged her senior colleagues in the law profession to help her with all the assistance they could muster.
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Meanwhile, a brilliant Nigerian lady who nursed the ambition of becoming a lawyer finally fulfilled her childhood dreams.
The young lady, identified as Adaeze Asim, was delighted and shared her success story on Twitter.
She posted a picture of herself as a little girl wearing a wig, indicating that she dreamt of becoming a lawyer.
