University of Ibadan Law Graduate Trends as Her Interesting Project Topic Grabs People's Attention
- A fresh law graduate from the University of Ibadan (UI) became a viral sensation on social media owing to her fascinating project topic
- The lady had celebrated making history in her family as she finished with a second-class honours from the prestigious institution, but people quickly noticed her project topic
- Some expressed eagerness to read her project work when it gets published, while others were impressed by the topic she used
- Speaking exclusively with Legit.ng, Barrister Chidera Divine Ebimnamaonye, founder of Pure Legal Solicitors, identified the risks of enforcing capital punishment more aggressively in Nigeria
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Abboud Mariam Chizaram, a recent law graduate from the University of Ibadan, has caught the attention of many internet users on X (formerly Twitter) for her interesting project topic on capital punishment.
The young lady celebrated bagging a second-class honours degree from UI and displayed the front cover of her project work, and the topic grabbed people's attention.
Source: Twitter
University of Ibadan law graduate's project topic
According to Mariam, she is the first in her bloodline to get past high school, adding that she believes her late parents are proud of her academic achievement.
Mariam, who also shared a photoshoot of herself, reintroduced herself on X with great pride. She posted:
"Reintroducing,
"ABBOUD, M.C.
"LL.B., Second Class Honors (Upper Division).
"First in my bloodline to get past high school! Dad and Mom, I know you’re proud."
Her project topic reads:
"Let God judge them but send them to him first: Reclaiming justice in Nigeria through enforced capital punishment."
Mariam also displayed the dedication page of her project, showing the heartfelt dedication she penned.
Mariam disclosed that she had actually written the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination(UTME) five times and had finished her secondary school education since 2014.
Risks of enforcing capital punishment more aggressively
In an exclusive chat with Legit.ng, Barrister Chidera Divine Ebimnamaonye, founder of Pure Legal Solicitors, highlighted the risks associated with the enforcement of capital punishment more aggressively in Nigeria.
"We lose workforce. We would keep losing able-bodied men and women who could have been used to develop our country."
Source: Twitter
See her tweet below:
Reactions trail UI Law graduate's project work
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the law graduate's project work below:
@olutomidehans said:
"Congratulations. I love the topic of your project, it will be a good read."
@fattylincorn_01 said:
"Alhamdulillah im so happy for you. Congratulations."
@Prithee_p said:
"Such beautifully crafted words filled with so much love and longing.
"They are proud of you baby girl."
@Onise_iyanu said:
"Congratulations Mariam.
"The throne of God is your limit."
@Theophilusiga said:
"Your dedication moved me. Congratulations, brilliant one. A product from UI is a walking brilliance."
@eniolafaruq3 said:
"Can you publish your project? I want to read please!!"
@viqforlan said:
"Big congratulations.
"What an interesting topic to write on."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a project supervisor had sent a stern warning to a student who sent her project topic on New Year's Day.
Final year student writing project laments
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a final year student writing her school project lamented how challenging it is without the use of artificial intelligence.
According to the lady, the work needed on the project is proving to be difficult. In her video, which she posted on TikTok, the lady, @thetunjiprecious, said even with the help of AI, the project is still a difficult job for her.
She then wondered how people managed to write their project works during those years when there was no AI. Social media users have reacted to the lady's rant.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
