"Find Trouble": Nigerian Lady Becomes First Lawyer in Her Family and Issues "Command", Clip Trends
- A Nigerian woman became the first lawyer in her family after completing law school and celebrated the milestone
- She marked her achievement by joyfully celebrating with her family, hugging, and sharing the joyous moment together
- Her success was widely shared on social media when a video showed her celebrating the completion of law school, becoming the first lawyer in her family
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A Nigerian lady trended online as she became the first lawyer in her family and celebrated happily after finishing law school.
She could be heard in the video bragging to her family that she's now a lawyer while making a humorous statement, asking people to go and look for trouble.
Source: TikTok
Lady becomes 1st lawyer in her family
She could be seen in the clip with her father and sister as they all celebrated together.
The sister and another individual held a banner showing that she was now a barrister.
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“Her sister, a barrister, is now the star of the family,” was boldly written on it.
She also welcomed her dad as they hugged briefly.
According to a post made available on TikTok by @__iremide, she celebrated becoming a barrister after finishing law school.
At the beginning of the video, she expressed herself with some words, saying:
"Period, oncho. Go and look for trouble. Who’s your lawyer? Tell them Iremide.
"If e easy run am !!! Periodt."
The Tiktok video showed her dancing with her father while her sister joined in.
Source: TikTok
Moments later, she spotted her father, walked up to greet him, and not long after, they all danced together happily.
The post soon made its way online, and many individuals stormed the comment section to share their thoughts.
Reactions as lady becomes family’s first lawyer
John merry added:
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"NA TO DEY FIND TROUBLE GO OOOOO THANK YOU LORD O."
Small diggie added:
"During call to bar is trousers not accepted for women????"
CJLUV said:
"Congratulations ooo and my younger sister run am too."
Everythingbydith said:
"Why be say if you become a doctor, lawyer e be like say you don make am so people wey go study fishery no make am ni."
POSSIBILITY shared:
"Objection my lord evidence dey!!"
Oyinlola Kenny stated:
"Congratulations to you am happy for you dear."
.crystal_essence wrote:
"Reposting cause my sister just got admission to study law and I want to celebrate her like this."
Timmy stars stressed:
"This made me so emotional."
Preye Innocent noted:
"Who’s my Lawyer? IREMIDE."
F.SQUARE GOLD GIRLS OF HONOUR added:
"Tell them iremide and that's on periodd Big congratulations."
~Amy~ noted:
"Congratulations you know go useam sell pepper ijn."
Student Midwife Favourite shared:
"Congratulations Barrister Iremide."
Akhosua|Lifestyle creator said:
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"My daughter will be a BARRISTER in Jesus name ….i tap into your blessings."
Ramee’s kitchen | Ilorin Cakes added:
"Congratulations Iremide!!!!!"
ZARA'S WORLD OF COLLECTIONS stressed:
"Is not easy at all. congrats, nothing beats the joy of parents seeing their wards doing well and making them proud."
Zhaynab zee
Congratulations Ire shared:
"Welcome to the largest bar in Africa."
Perfume vendor in Bayelsa noted:
"I come Dey regret, I for study law leave mass communication."
KEJI_CLOTHINGBRAND IN OGBOMOSO stated:
"Tell them iremide and that's on periodd Big congratulations."
ADEBOLA wrote:
"I will also be congratulated with my dream course uniform by God Grace."
Qžß,itzzs said:
"Biggest congratulations my fellow learned colleague."
BRISTOL IYANUOLUWA added:
"I no know any lawyer wey fat they are always slim Congratulations."
Mhi Rah Cle said:
"If e easy run m oo…when people start saying what’s so special with this law sef."
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Law graduate continues family legacy
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a law graduate from a family of lawyers was called to the bar, continuing her family’s legacy of legal service. Both her mother and grandmother, who are also lawyers, celebrated her achievement in a video that trended online.
She expressed fulfillment in carrying forward the family tradition and highlighted the challenges she overcame while studying law, including adapting to a new city and managing a heavy workload.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
