Despite challenges, Anambra law graduate completes her degree with first class, breaks silence

Precious smiles as she holds her law degree after graduating with first class
Lady graduates with first class in law. .. Photo credit: Original/AmarachukwuPrecious.. Source: Original

  • Anambra State’s Mmesoma Onuchukwu Precious, a 23-year-old law graduate, has achieved the prestigious milestone of earning a first-class degree
  • Her journey is marked by resilience, strategic time management, and an unyielding commitment to faith
  • With eyes set on a coveted internship at a top Lagos law firm, Precious shares insights on hard work, community support, and holding fast to one’s beliefs

Anambra State-born Mmesoma Onuchukwu Precious, aged 23, went home from university with a first class degree in Law.

Known for her vibrant personality, love for dancing, and playing ball, Precious told Legit.ng that she is a natural entertainer who values honesty.

Despite her love for trying new experiences, she admits to feeling apprehensive about change.

First-Class Achievement Against All Odds

Reflecting on her academic journey, Precious candidly said:

“To be honest, it wasn’t easy at all. I struggled a lot. But then I remembered good things don’t come easy, I legit have to put in the work to achieve what I wanted. I became friends with people that shared the same vision as me. I put in extra hours into studying. Above all, I never faulted in my prayers.”

Balancing Academics and Social Life

One of the greatest challenges for Precious was striking a balance between her rigorous academic workload and her social life.

She told Legit.ng:

“My most challenge was balancing my school work with my social life. I needed to have time for everything, so the other aspect of my life doesn’t lack. School has made me wiser. I learnt how to manage my time well. I strived to create the perfect balance. Basically, I used my time wisely.”

Keys to Success: Dedication and Seeking Help

Unlike some high-achievers who attribute their success to inherent talent, Precious humbly states that she did not possess any special skills.

Speaking with Legit.ng, she said:

“I tallied with people that knew more than I did. I sought help when I needed one. I prayed a lot too.”

Looking Ahead: Ambitions and Aspirations

With her degree in hand, Precious now looks forward to the next chapter of her career.

“Right now, I am planning on sending out my application to a top law firm in Lagos. I have been wanting to intern there for as long as I can remember. Hopefully my academic achievement would grant me a slot at the firm. I also pray and hope that it would be a stepping stone to greater heights for me.”

Precious also has a simple yet profound message for anyone chasing their dreams:

“Never settle for less. There’s always more to be achieved. The mind is a powerful tool. Also, hold GOD TIGHT.”

Her journey is a testament to the rewards of perseverance, faith, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.

UNIUYO student breaks 38-year record

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man bagged a first-class degree in law and came online to share his heartwarming story.

In a post on Facebook, the new graduate, Ifeanyi Agbaeze, said he studied at the University of Uyo.

.. Source: Legit.ng


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