Celebration erupts as a female student of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State becomes the first graduate in her family.
A video posted by the lady @itz.lyzzie captured her on her sign-out day, with the caption stating that she is her family’s first graduate and daughter.
@itz.lyzzie, who was graduating offered her sincere thanks to God for the academic years. On her day, she was overwhelmed with excitement as she celebrated with friends and classmates.
She captioned,
“yeahh i made it am super excited thank you lord”
Huge congratulatory messages have flooded the comment section, with netizens wishing her well and offering prayers for her success.
A few students look forward to their graduation from university while others connect with her abundant blessing.
See comment below,
@joyida335 Even if i did not go to school I will keep saying congratulations to all gradurant 🥰😘🤗💯❤️😘
@abel112_ The Calm Down❤️😭😭 Congratulations 🎉🥳 God Is King 👑
@empresstina51 Congratulations can’t wait to use this sound 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@rosediva995 congratulations dear I tap from your blessings.
Watch Video,
@itz.lyzzie #สปีดสโลว์ #สโลว์สมูท ♬ original sound – Olayiwola Michael bukumi
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