Davido reacts as female graduate recreates his convocation moment

Nigerian music superstar, David Adeleke professionally known as Davido, has celebrated a young lady who recently graduated from the university.

The graduate known as @Thegirlnero_ on microblogging platform, Twitter, recreated the graduation photo of her favourite celebrity, Davido from Babcock University.

She posted a picture of her at the convocation ceremony alongside that of the Omo Baba Olowo and declared that she had to recreate the moment of academic accomplishment.

In the photos, Davido and Nero could be seen striking similar poses in their gowns, with hands locked at hip level and the graduation cap sitting on their heads in the same tilting position.

“I no go recreate my idolo’s picture ke? @davido”, she wrote.

In response to his female fan’s post, Davido quoted the viral tweet and extended words of “Congratulations” to her.

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In another news…

A 30-year-old bricklayer who recently bagged first class from the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, Ogun state, (FUNAAB), has disclosed that the institution did not celebrate him for the feat.

The young man identified as Toyinbo Hezekiah graduated with a CGPA OF 4.5 in Animal Breeding and Genetics, and he combined his studies with his work as a labourer and okada rider.

He recently revealed that he performed well in his 100 and 200 levels but made a deliberate decision to improve and he was able to get distinction in his final year.

Hezekiah said after he was announced as a first class graduate, all that happened was getting a handshake from professors during the convocation as there was no special recognition.

He said; “It was just a standard handshake with professors during the convocation. However, I didn’t feel satisfied with the recognition. This is another reason why many undergraduates fail to fully dedicate themselves to academics.

They often compare themselves to others and believe that people they know are more accomplished. This perception leads to laziness among many young people. Unfortunately, those who accuse us of laziness are the same people who instilled this behaviour in us.”