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Nigerian Graduate Celebrates Becoming A Licensed Lawyer In Canada

By • June 4, 2022 • COOU News Schools Gist

Nigerian young graduate named Chukwuka Okwuosa has celebrated being a licensed lawyer in Canada after leaving Nigeria years back.

Chukwuka Okwuosa, a law graduate of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Anambra State, has taken his LinkedIn page to share his good news as he becomes a licensed lawyer in Ontario, Canada. 

In his post, the young lawyer expressed delight at achieving the milestones.

His post read: “Delighted to receive the good news. I am now a licensed lawyer in Ontario, Canada.” 

He attached a photo in which he rocked his professional attire as he posed before the Supreme Court of Canada. 

Netizens reacted to his achievement with kind words as some enquired to know how he did it.

READ ALSO: “I never wanted to be a Lawyer,” says Man as he Narrates How He Switched From Being Medical Doctor

Emmanuel wrote: “Wow…. congratulations Chukwuka Okwuosa …Victory well deserved…. Keep soaring Champ.” 

Ikenna Edson Obodozie stated: “Congratulations Chukwuka Okwuosa. “More wins, more featherson your hat.” 

Emeka Joseph said: “Congratulations Chukwuka Okwuosa and may God continue to be with you.” 

Komborerai Allan Manenji, Esq thought: “Congratulations my brother. I would like to follow the same path. Please let me know how can be able to achieve the same. I would be grateful.” 

Jerron Shalland-Rhodes commented: “Black excellence! Love to see it and would be open to connecting down the line! I have some high school youth that you could speak to about your journey and what it takes to become a lawyer.”

READ ALSO: “I feel accomplished becoming a professor, raising children alone after my husband’s death,” says 75-year-old Prof

CREDIT: ALLSCHOOL, Legit.Ng

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