Watch how lady cried during call to bar ceremony in viral video

• A lady was very emotional during her call to bar ceremony, which officially admitted her into the legal profession
• Her emotional video captured when she wore her lawyer wig, and tears filled her eyes at the ceremony
• Many who came across the video celebrated with the lady and shared their opinion on the ceremony

A Nigerian lady, Wike Favour, shared an emotional video from her call to bar ceremony.

The Call to Bar ceremony is an event to celebrate new lawyers admitted into the legal profession.

Lady gets emotion on call to bar ceremony. Photo: @girleeeeeee
Source: TikTok

In the video shared by @girlieeeeeee on TikTok, the lady was so emotional as she wore her lawyer wig.

Tears filled her eyes as she celebrated her latest achievement as a certified lawyer.

She captioned the video:

“Prestigous moment.”

Watch the video below:

Reactions as lady gets emotional during her call to bar ceremony

Many who came across the video celebrated with the lady and shared their opinion on the ceremony.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.

@TOLA said:

"am in ss3 right now, by the grace of God I will wear this, my parent and sibling will witness it. AMEN."

@viola said:

"The tears I’ll shed on my call to bar."

@SAGITTARIUS SZN said:

"Small thing I done Dey follow stranger cry."

@Foley17 said:

"I understand that brief pause. A flash back at all the challenges, sacrifice, lack,insult etc, but God did it. Congratulations,more wins."

@A said:

"No be me dem call to bar nah me goosebumps full my body. Congratulation."

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Lady hails father who started law degree at 50

In a related story, a lady has revealed how proud she is of her father, who qualified to be admitted as an advocate.

In a post on X, she revealed that her father started his law degree at 50 as an undergraduate and became qualified at 58.

Many people who came across the post congratulated the man and hailed him for his courage as they shared their experiences.

Source: Legit.ng