"I'm Done": 4 Years after Quitting His Bank Job, Nigerian Man Celebrates Becoming Medical Doctor

• It is a dream come true for a Nigerian man who switched careers as he finally became a medical doctor
• The young man quit his bank job in 2019 and announced online his intention to pursue his medical aspiration
• According to him, many people thought he was delusional but today he proved them all wrong with his feat

A Nigerian man has celebrated becoming a medical doctor four years after he resigned from his bank job.

In a tweet on X in 2019, he announced to his followers his decision to quit his bank job, saying people thought he was delusional.

In a new tweet on November 16, the young man, @jydejoshua, excitedly said he is now a doctor.

He appreciated God for making it possible and reminisced on the internal chaos and stress on the road to acquiring his dream. He wrote:

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"15th November 2023!

"I'm done, I've bagged the MBChB .

"I read this tweet, and it took me right back in to 2019; the anxiety, the stress, the internal chaos, the hmmmmm...... .

"Look at the work of God in my life ❤️,

"Dr. Joshua Kamal."

See his tweet below:

People celebrate with him

@IgboJollof said:

"Congrats Doc.. welcome to the fold… this must have taken a lot of guts and determination… The world is your oyster now.. enjoy it."

@JAnyantiSFH said:

"Congratulations Doctor, and welcome to the Medic Club! - inspiring story of following your dreams!"

@bktonlinestores said:

"Congratulations, I tap into your grace. I pray that one day I will become a medical doctor, too. Being a medical doctor has always been my dream, but I'm currently working in a bank."

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@aab_moet said:

"Congratulations Dr.

"Were you at the Africa Women Leaders Academy awards yesterday? I saw someone like you."

@zealUdoette said:

"Divine direction is better than speed congratulations in order champ."

@Oluwamidunsin said:

"Congratulations Doc! This is Just the Beginning. Greater You I pray."

@lanuella said:

"Welcome to our noble profession and congratulations on doing the thing!!!"

Healthcare assistant makes career switch abroad

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a healthcare assistant had switched to a new career path abroad.

She revealed that she had secured a job as an HR at one of the largest and most reputable companies in Canada, after moving there from Nigeria a year ago.

The lady narrated how she had overcome the challenges of working as a healthcare assistant in a new country, and how she had pursued her dream of becoming an HR with passion and determination.

Source: Legit.ng