Mum and adorable kid rock matching law outfit to celebrate her passing her law exams, their photos go viral
- Naomi Pryde has achieved huge success in her career and done herself proud with her recent feat in her law career
- The lady now holds three higher rights from three different nations, the recent coming from Scotland
- To celebrate achieving such an amazing career goal, she posted a beautiful photo of herself and her kid in law wears
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Naomi Pryde has braved challenges to break a personal record as far as her career in the law world is concerned.
The woman before now holds two higher rights law qualification from two nations namely England and Wales but has now added Scotland to her feather.
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In a recent post she shared on Linkedln, Pryde said she achieved her recent feat in the course of her maternity leave and has seen as strong will paid off as she automatically becomes a dual-qualified Solicitor Advocate.
She wrote:
"I completed my higher rights qualification during my maternity leave and today called as a Solicitor Advocate (Scotland). I already have higher rights in England & Wales and so I’m delighted to be able to call myself a dual qualified Solicitor Advocate. My baby barrister is pretty chuffed about it too!"
In celebration of her success, she rocked the law gown while her adorable kid wore the gown with the wig in an amazing photoshoot that has garnered over 4k reactions so far.
Many reactions have trailed her post.
Keith Steven said:
"Huge congratulations Naomi ! Do you get any sleep!"
Javed Ansari reacted:
"Congrats! Still waiting for my results (England and Wales) so wish me luck!"
Marie Johnstone commented:
''Absolutely amazing Naomi, your an inspiration and wow what a handsome little man you have there ..well done."
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a lady bagged a law degree making her the 1st woman in her lineage to get an education.
Alice, who dedicated her achievement to her grandmother, said she could trace her lineage back to 17 generations of women who were illiterates.
The young lady who has now broken the generational illiteracy expressed gratitude to God that the generation after her will never know illiteracy.
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