Those close to me know I hardly ‘expose’ my children on social media despite many feats but this I cannot help as my darling daughter graduates from the University! Our own Oyindamola graduated from the University of Bedfordshire, Luton, United Kingdom with FIRST CLASS in two (what I would term difficult )courses combined- Computer Science and Robotics at 18(and a half, she likes to round it up to 19)! And she is the only graduate of Computer Science and Robotics in the entire school for her set!

Oyindamola was offered admission into 9 universities in the UK and the US and many others here at home at the age of 15. She wanted the US but I preferred the UK because of proximity and time difference issues. She wanted to study Robotics, but as an African mother, I wanted a course that I don’t have to be ‘explaining’(don’t blame me abeg),even though her daddy said to let her be. So we reached a compromise and she said she’d do both! Then the search for a university that would allow her combine both at the same time and we found the University of Bedfordshire. I remember my train ride back to London from Luton when she resumed- I cried all the way, just wondering how my baby would cope without family at such ‘tender’ age. And what about all the fear mongering- with tales of drugs, depression, truancy and even failure, I wondered how she’d cope with the courses! With no Foundation too!

So with my faithful agbanilagbatan God watching over her, and us just dashing in to check on her when we could, my Oyindamola not only held her own, she did it in flying colours! God indeed does not share His glory! My own child was programming and building robots for assignments and projects and it felt surreal seeing her explain to me how they work!(Don’t ask me if I understood). Please permit me the liberty to bask in my pride today, my heart swells with so much of it.

All the “Mummy is too strict; mummy will say No, let’s ask daddy” have paid off.
Today I, Oluseun am a proud mother! This indeed is the Lord’s doing!

indigenous234:
Wow.... Their parents are making the monies in Naija while their children are building a better live from yonder . How many times have Seun spoken out against the incessant strikes in our schools?

Tamarapetty:
I wanted to ask why the mum was wearing the grad gown?

exstreve:
She no fine see.... spits

pickatyou:
What do some parents let their children eat.
At 18 already looking like a hippo

wfjimmytobby:
so ugly

Junkie1:
WTF?? THAT'S 18? OR 28?

emeijeh:
Me, still looking for the 18 year old girl

Kingsuave:
18yrs old you say��

Junkie1:
WTF?? THAT'S 18? OR 28?

emeijeh:
Me, still looking for the 18 year old girl

Blackfire:
38 or 18?

Omo the thing sef confuse me o
Anyways, congrats to them.

GistMore5:
Media personality, Seun Olagunju, is a proud mum at the moment as her 18-year-old daughter bagged a first class degree from the University of Bedfordshire, United Kingdom yesterday Friday, July 26th.

An elated Seun shared photos from the graduation ceremony and also wrote about her daughter's journey to becoming a young graduate. Read below


Those close to me know I hardly ‘expose’ my children on social media despite many feats but this I cannot help as my darling daughter graduates from the University! Our own Oyindamola graduated from the University of Bedfordshire, Luton, United Kingdom with FIRST CLASS in two (what I would term difficult )courses combined- Computer Science and Robotics at 18(and a half, she likes to round it up to 19)! And she is the only graduate of Computer Science and Robotics in the entire school for her set!

Oyindamola was offered admission into 9 universities in the UK and the US and many others here at home at the age of 15. She wanted the US but I preferred the UK because of proximity and time difference issues. She wanted to study Robotics, but as an African mother, I wanted a course that I don’t have to be ‘explaining’(don’t blame me abeg),even though her daddy said to let her be. So we reached a compromise and she said she’d do both! Then the search for a university that would allow her combine both at the same time and we found the University of Bedfordshire. I remember my train ride back to London from Luton when she resumed- I cried all the way, just wondering how my baby would cope without family at such ‘tender’ age. And what about all the fear mongering- with tales of drugs, depression, truancy and even failure, I wondered how she’d cope with the courses! With no Foundation too!

So with my faithful agbanilagbatan God watching over her, and us just dashing in to check on her when we could, my Oyindamola not only held her own, she did it in flying colours! God indeed does not share His glory! My own child was programming and building robots for assignments and projects and it felt surreal seeing her explain to me how they work!(Don’t ask me if I understood). Please permit me the liberty to bask in my pride today, my heart swells with so much of it.

All the “Mummy is too strict; mummy will say No, let’s ask daddy” have paid off.
Today I, Oluseun am a proud mother! This indeed is the Lord’s doing!

See more photos here; http://gistmore.com/media-personality-seun-olagunju-teen-daughter-bags-first-class-from-uk-university

Kingrexyl:
See the girl like bag of beans

indigenous234:
Wow.... Their parents are making the monies in Naija while their children are building a better live from yonder . How many times have Seun spoken out against the incessant strikes in our schools?