A caring Nigerian man has taken to social media to share the news of the graduation ceremony of the female children he had adopted.
Five years ago, the loving man, Abiodun Atobatele, decided to adopt two Fulani girls and sponsor their education.
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In a Facebook post, Abiodun, who hails from Lagos state, said both girls, Halima and Hawa, graduated top of their class.
He added that Halima broke barriers when she emerged as the first Fulani head girl of Goodvine International high school.
The excited man shared pictures of the girls during their graduation ceremony from secondary school.
“Halima and Hawa are our daughters. They are two of the Fulani girls we decided to change their stories about 5years ago.
Today, they graduate top of their class. Halima is the first Fulani Head Girl of her school. They have been enrolled in an international high school,” he said.
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Nigerian Lady Celebrates Becoming a Canadian Citizen
Meanwhile, a beautiful Nigerian lady took to the social media platform LinkedIn to announce her excitement after she became a Canadian citizen.
The lady, Dominique Anekwe, a Nursing student and healthcare enthusiast at MacEwan University, Edmonton, left Nigeria for the shores of Canada in 2015.
She was prepared to return to Nigeria after her master’s degree program in Canada until her cousin convinced her to shelf her plans and apply to become a Canadian citizen.
