Lady Graduates from Aviation School in Nigeria, Announces New Certification as She Shares Photo
- A Nigerian lady, Emilia Okon, celebrated her new milestone as she graduated from the Universal School of Aviation
- She shared a picture of her graduation from the aviation school as she shared her new certification
- Those who came across the post applauded the lady and celebrated her for her latest academic achievement
A Nigerian lady, Emilia Okon, celebrated as she bagged a degree from the Universal School of Aviation.
She shared a post on her Facebook page highlighting her latest academic achievement.
Lady who attended aviation school graduates with a degree. Photo: Emilia OkonSource: Facebook
The lady shared a photo of herself in her graduation gown in the Facebook post.
Lady bags degree from aviation school in Nigeria
Emilia congratulated herself as she announced that she had graduated from the Universal School of Aviation.
She also added that she was certified by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
The lady also appreciated God for helping her bag another degree.
She said in the post:
“Congratulations to me. A Graduate of the Universal School of Aviation. Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) Certified. Another Degree in the Bag. All Glory to God.”
Reactions as lady graduates from aviation school
Those who came across the post applauded the lady and celebrated her for her latest academic achievement.
Fox Nigeria compiled some of the reactions.
Tony Ewache said:
“Greater heights Emem.”
Oluwabusayo Thompson said:
“Congratulations to you sis!”
Solomon Munalayefa Inaingo said:
“Congratulations to you my dear.”
Favour Inyang said:
“Congratulations to you my baby.”
Tsado Alice said:
“Congratulations Emem!!! More wins.”
Hedonist Benedict said:
“Congratulations Emi love.”
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FG announces plan for aviation schools
Meanwhile, Fox Nigeria reported that the federal government will open the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology annexes nationwide.
The government has reportedly set aside N3,680,000,000 to achieve the project implementation goal.
This was classified as a new project in the Ministry of Aviation’s budget, forming part of the appropriation paper.
Source: Fox Nigeria