Young Lady Who Dropped out of Secondary School at 16 Leaves Nigeria to Study at Dubai University

Young Lady Who Dropped out of Secondary School at 16 Leaves Nigeria to Study at Dubai University

  • A young Nigerian lady has celebrated flying to Dubai to further her studies and disclosed that she dropped out of secondary school at 16
  • She shared a video showing when she left the airport, bade her loved ones goodbye and got on the flight enroute to Dubai
  • While noting that God has really been faithful, the Dubai international student admitted that she would miss Nigeria and her friends

A lady, Udeh Confidence Chinedu, who had quit secondary school at 16, has moved to Dubai for her university education after she was admitted there.

The lady excitedly shared the news on X with a video of when she boarded her flight to Dubai.

Lady celebrates online years after dropping out of secondary school at 16 as she moves to Dubai for her university education
A lady was admitted to a university in Dubai years after she dropped out of secondary school. Photo Credit: @Coachwealth47
Source: Twitter

Lady reflects on her journey

Confidence flaunted her passport and some dollar bills in the video and could be seen in the company of loved ones as she prepared to board her flight at the airport.

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Reflecting on her journey, Confidence pointed out that she became an international student many months after starting her online business.

While congratulating herself, Confidence acknowledged the place of God in her achievement. She admitted that she would miss Nigeria and her friends.

"From a 16 years old secondary school dropout to an international student studying in the university in Dubai in less than 1 year and one month of starting my online business.
"Massive congratulations to me.
"God has been extremely faithful.
"I am going to miss Nigeria and all my friends," her tweet read.

People sent the young lady congratulatory messages.

Lady celebrates online years after dropping out of secondary school at 16 as she moves to Dubai for her university education
Udeh Confidence Chinedu reveals that she quit secondary school at 16. Photo Credit: @Coachwealth47
Source: Twitter

See her tweet below:

Netizens celebrate the young lady

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the lady's post below:

@TheMaryanne_H said:

"This almost brought tears to my eyes. I’m super happy for you girl."

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@Zjart_ said:

"Wishing you nothing but best of luck and great achievements God gat you!"

@ArinzeOkpala2 said:

"Wow, Congratulations, Confidence!! Stay focused, put in your best, and trust God. Looking forward to your great success."

@susan3658074276 said:

"Congratulations.
"Confidence, I wish you all the best life can ever give.
"May you go and prosper."

@Ifeisrael_ said:

"You took the risk, and it was worth it.
"Congratulations, confidence."

@thefiola_ said:

"This would be Dolapo’s story this year bid’niLLAH, she’s faces several visa rejections. I’ll also cheer to a new dispensation soonest.
"Congratulations, stranger!"

@digitalPreshey said:

"Kaiiii…..I really lack what to say RN but congratulations you’re doing well."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady who had spent seven years in Asia had tearfully explained why she is ashamed to return to Nigeria.

After 15 years in Dubai, lady returns

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had returned to Nigeria empty-handed after 15 years in Dubai.

The lady took to TikTok to announce her return to Nigeria with a video showing when she arrived at the airport.

While noting that she returned empty-handed, the lady said she got back in good health. The UAE returnee expressed optimism about getting a good husband in Nigeria. Her video went viral on the platform and stirred mixed reactions as many wished her well in her search.

Source: Legit.ng

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