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Nigerian lady emerges best graduating student in China, delivers speech in fluent mandarin (Video)

Nigerian lady emerges best graduating student in China, delivers speech in fluent mandarin

An exceptional Nigerian lady, Ifeoma Amuche, has emerged as the best graduating student at South West University, Chongqing, China out of 9,500 students.

She was chosen on behalf of all the international students, to make a speech in Chinese language (mandarin).

The young graduate disclosed this on her Twitter handle on Thursday, as she dedicated her success to Nigeria and her hometown, Oko, Anambra State.

She said, “Out of 9500+ graduates, I was the only international student selected to give a speech on behalf of all graduates, I’m so honoured. I’m here for Nigeria, I’m here for my hometown Oko,” she tweeted.

Reacting to Amuche’s success, the National Orientation Agency (NOA) said Nigerians bear marks of success around the globe.

In a post on Twitter, NOA said. “Nigerian Student Ifeoma Amuche emerges best graduating student in South West University, China.  Hear her deliver a speech on behalf of international students.

“Nigerians bear the mark of success anywhere!  We are Nigerians and we are Champions.

Similarly, the presidential candidate of Labour Party Peter Obi congratulated Miss Amuche’s immeasurable hard work and dedication to achieve such an academic feat.

He called on all Nigerian youths to strive hard and achieve their full potentials.

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