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4 years in OAU is not easy - Beautiful young lady says as she celebrates signing out day (photos)

Graduating from the university is quite a notable accomplishment which many aspire to achieving. Even more, successfully finishing one’s studies at a reputable school such as Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) is an even greater achievement. It is no wonder that those who have accomplished this feat take to celebrating themselves in grand style.

In light of this, a beautiful young lady could not contain her happiness after she successfully signed out of OAU. The pretty miss whose name on Twitter is Feranmi decided to share her joy with the world.

Hence, she took to posting pictures of herself on Twitter. The beautiful lady was all smiles in the lovely photos which she shared. She was wearing the typical white shirt marked here and there with signatures as is commonly practiced amongst graduating Nigerian students.

Feranmi who is, no doubt, a beauty also added a caption that showed her mounting excitement at having completed her studies successfully in the school. She said: "4 years in OAU is not easy. I signed out yesterday guysss��❤."

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See her full post below:

Even before she signed out of the university, Feranmi had been sharing some lovely photos of herself celebrating her final days in school and anticipating the big day when she would eventually sign out.

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In one of the images she shared, she was wearing an attire that was traditional and which was meant to mark the costume/traditional day usually marked amongst final year students.

See the post below:

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Many Nigerians have congratulated Feranmi for having successfully completed her studies. They extended their congratulations to her and also made rather sarcastic remarks about her latest achievement.

See some of the reactions below:

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Recently, history was made in OAU after two beautiful, determined ladies broke a 21-year-old record in a particular department. The ladies went against all odds to make a first class in the department of English.

For the past 21 years, it has never been heard of that a student would come out with a first class. But these women surprised lots of people by emerging with a CGPA of 4.56. Indeed, nothing is ever impossible.

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