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Akpomudje’s Daughter Bags Master Degree From Cambridge University
Miss Eloho Akpomudje, the daughter of renowned legal expert Olorogun Albert Akpomudje SAN and Otota of Olomu Kingdom, has obtained a Masters degree from the esteemed University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
Ms. Akpomudje, who graduated with First Class honors in law from the University of Manchester, stood out as the sole Black African recipient during the 2023 convocation ceremony.
The University of Cambridge acknowledged Ms. Akpomudje’s exceptional accomplishments by awarding her a Masters of Philosophy in Management with honors.
In a conversation with the media, Olorogun Albert Akpomudje SAN expressed gratitude to God for enabling his daughter’s remarkable achievement. He emphasized their pride in her accomplishments and reaffirmed their belief in her strong work ethic.
Furthermore, he encouraged young people to prioritize their studies and emphasized the value of hard work.
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