– A post made by the lady on her stellar achievement quickly went viral, gathering thousands of reactions within a short time
– At just 24 and on her birthday, she has become a barrister at one of the most prestigious places in the world
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A young and beautiful Ghanaian lady named Deladem Dzotsi has been called to the bar of England and Wales as a qualified barrister on her 24th birthday.
The lady who made the announcement on her personal Twitter handle, @delademdzotsi, indicated that the grand moment in her life took place on May 27, 2021.
Photo credit: @delademdzotsi
Source: Twitter
Along with the exciting pronouncement, the beautiful 24-year-old lady attached three photos of herself beaming with elegant smiles in her robe and wig.
See the post below:
Many congratulate the young lady
@nickhobson25 commenting on @delademdzotsi’s post said:
“Congratulations! but answer me this. Why do barristers wear wigs? What’s the history or meaning?”
Rusty wished her well in the words:
“I hope you have a long and honourable career and one day you can help correct the wrong of the Hillsborough cover-up and lies.”
@polirealm described the sight as beautiful in an unprecedented nature:
“Wow, what a beautiful sight! (and maybe the first time in history one of these ridiculous wigs actually looks good on anyone)”
Overall best female law student gets N30k reward
In other news, the 2018/2019 overall best female law student of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Foluke Kazeem, has been celebrated on social media for her stellar achievement.
The school’s law student society celebrated the young lady on its LinkedIn page and disclosed that she got a reward of N30,000.
Foluke got the monetary reward from Dunni Sodipo Award, which recognises students with the best grades.
Sharing the lady’s photo and the reward she received, Ife Law wrote:
“Congratulations to Foluke Kazeem on your landmark academic achievement. You worked hard for it, and now the result is here. Our best wishes are always with you.”
Source: Legit.ng
