Aminat Ige-Ariyibi, a lecturer at Lagos State University, shares her inspiring journey of battling cancer, miscarriages, and other challenges to become the overall best graduating doctoral thesis award winner.
Akoka, Aminat Ige-Ariyibi was the cynosure of all eyes as she delivered an emotional valedictory speech as the overall best graduating doctoral thesis award winner. She battled cancer, suffered miscarriages, and went through chemotherapy before enrolling in the PhD program.
Despite facing divorce, depression, armed robbery attacks, and surgical operations, she overcame it all.
Aminat Ige-Ariyibi Doctoral Thesis Award Cancer Miscarriages Chemotherapy Divorce Depression Armed Robbery Surgical Operations
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