– A young lady with the Twitter handle, Alonismq, is celebrating after bagging her master’s degree
– @Alonismq credited her mom with her recent academic achievement
– The young woman has taken to her social media platform to encourage people to never give up on their dreams
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A relentless young lady with the Twitter handle, @Alonismq, has shared an inspirational post as she graduated with her postgraduate degree from the university.
The lady joined the class of women who are breaking barriers to attain academic success.
In the post shared on her social media page, Alonismq revealed she recently bagged her master’s degree despite some adversity.
Lady bags her master’s degree two years after her mom earned hers.
Image: @Alonismq
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Encouraging her followers on Twitter never to give up, the resilient black lady credited her mother for her academic achievement.
According to Alonismq, she decided to chase her dream of pursuing advanced education after her mom encouraged her.
She posted:
“Two years ago, my mom encouraged me during my master’s application as I watched her graduate with hers. Today I got one too! #whoworeitbetter.”
After successfully bagging her postgraduate degree, Alonismq is encouraging others not to give up on their dreams.
She said:
“When you feel like giving up, remember someone is watching, inspiring to be like you.”
Alonismq accompanied her post with a photo collage posing alongside her daring mother.
The motivating photo shows the mother-daughter duo wearing their graduation insignia while glowing for the lens.
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Meanwhile, Bioreports earlier reported that a young Nigerian lady, Anike Edun, joined the pool of Nigerians making the nation proud on the international scene.
On her LinkedIn page, she posted that she is now officially an MBA graduate of Said Business School in the University of Oxford UK.
Anike said she is very grateful to all the people, her colleagues, and friends, who made the task of studying easy for her.
The lady posted a photo in her graduation gown as she held her ceremonial cap, wearing a wide smile.
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Joseph Omotayo writes for the human interest desk at Bioreports. He graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University with a degree in Literature in English. He loves basketball and books. He tweets @omotayome.
