UI Graduate Receives Second Offer After Viral German Degree Post

• A young lady who is a German language graduate from the University of Ibadan (UI) trended again online
• The young lady was offered another Germany related opportunity after her post grabbed attention on social media
• The graduate, however, had yet to react to the new offer, which was generating reactions online

Seyi Funmi, a graduate of the University of Ibadan (UI), who recently went viral after receiving a job offer from a German school, has received another rare opportunity.

The UI graduate had posted on her social media page on 23 January, announcing that she had just bagged a degree in German Language.

Graduate of UI receives rare offer

Taking to her social media page, @Seyi_Funmiiiii wrote:

"B.A German, University of Ibadan🌸, Thank you Jesus."

In a report published on January 26, Legit.ng confirmed that a German school made an offer to the UI graduate.

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While she continues to trend online, she received another offer related to Germany from a social media user, @Oludeewon.

He wrote in an X post on January 25:

"My team can help you process MSc admission to Germany 🇩🇪 for free if you are interested. I assume you can speak German, so visa processing should be pretty easy."

He offered her an opportunity to continue her studies in Germany, adding that his team would help process her admission if she is interested.

Reactions as UI graduate gets another offer

@cathebely added:

"She needs a job, not an MSc. Let her chase a job; we must not keep wasting years in school. You mean she will go to Germany to study an MSc in German? What she has achieved is enough."

@Generalsilas noted:

"I have someone who studied BA French and speaks French fluently in fact she's been a French instructor for over 5 years and looking to relocate through school. What's your advice on the best route and country please."

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@iamthatOpsGuy stressed:

"That’s an insult, plain and simple, asking her if she can speak German like that. You people ridicule other people’s personalities just to feel important or worthy."

@IamNEXXES shared:

"You are jumping on the bandwagon because the a German institution has already offered her a teaching role."

@NyangLLP noted:

"Dear men, please dont even think about trying to also post a pic of yourself thinking companies will flood you with offers. no. no one gives a [expletive] about men. we are on our own. if it is a lady, see the kind of reaction. the boychild is and has been neglected for a while. sad."

@FaceCapFarmer said:

"The waiting period is more than 18 months unless she graduated with a first class that is the only way she can get a quick appointment date under category A."

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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a man said many schools in Germany do not collect school fees. He said even students from other countries can study there and only pay a small fee each term.

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German school reacts to viral post

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a German school saw a post online and offered a young Nigerian woman a chance to study German language.

After that, a lawyer also commented that she wanted the same chance. The German school replied and said they would teach her German and even give her a job if people shared her post enough times.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng