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Lady bags 2 degrees, presents them to late dad at his grave

Monday, November 30, 2020 at 10:29 PM by Jeffrey Owusu-Mensah Aba Afful

- Cristina Edwards has made her late father proud in heaven as she bagged two degrees and presented them to him at his grave

- The young lady shared two pictures on social media in which she could be seen at her late father's resting place with her degrees

- Social media users became emotional at the sight of the images and congratulated Cristina

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A lady identified as Cristina Edwards has got people talking on social media after presenting two degrees she recently bagged to her late father at his grave.

The young lady with the Twitter handle @crissyedwardsJA shared photos of herself on the social media platform.

She simply captioned the photos:

"I did it daddy! 2 down, 1 to go!!"

The young lady's tweet left tweeps emotional as they flooded her comment section with words of encouragement.

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Lady presents 2 degrees she bagged to her late father at his grave — This young bagged two degrees and presented them to her father at his gave. Photo credit: @crissyedwardsJA
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A Twitter user with the handle could not hide her joy as she wrote: @Xhris_muffy:

"The joy I get when ladies make their parent proud.... or WIN."

@TedKofiQuansah1 commented:

@Congrats. Daddy will be proud of you looking down from the heavens. All thanks to God."

@GoddyVibez reacted:

"You did God and yourself a great job and overall you made daddy very proud of you in heaven."

Below are other reactions:

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that congratulatory messages poured in for a Nigerian lady on Twitter with the handle @Cherylsfx1 after being called to bar.

The young lady took to the social media platform to share two pictures of herself and her father who is also a legal practitioner.

The first picture was taken when the lady was still a child and the second picture was taken when she became a lawyer.

In the first picture, the lady sat beside her father in a library as the latter showed her something from a book. She appeared to be paying keen interest in what her father was showing her from the book.