Lady celebrates as she gains admission after five JAMB attempts

The power of perseverance continues to prove positive end results with the right mindset and a Twitter user identified as Falilat, sure knows a thing or two about this.

While many people are quick to give up after a few trials and challenges, this young lady has proven that with determination and passion for one's goal, anything is achievable.

Despite having to sit for JAMB five times and WAEC, twice, Falilat wasn't ready to give up on her dreams of attaining higher educations. Keeping the faith eventually paid off as she finally gained admission into the university.

Sharing beautiful photos of herself, she wrote: "2 WAEC 1 NECO 5 JAMB I finally got it right and gained admission... I swear I'm not crying just someone cutting onion here... If you know me, you will know how much of a big deal education and getting a B.A is to me... Happy Matriculation Falilat"

See her post below:

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Her determination to get a higher education kept her strong and positive about having the opportunity to earn a Bachelor's degree. Today, Falilat can proudly call herself an undergraduate.

Amazing!

Still on determined strong women, being a mother comes with a lot of responsibilities and more often than not, a lot of women tend to lose themselves in the whole process of raising children. Well, this Australian-based Nigeria mother of four has proven that nothing can stop her from achieving her dreams.

Kehinde Olusola Adegboye has her supportive husband and kids to thank after she bagged herself a BSc in nursing from Edith Cowan University in Australia.

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