Brilliant man who won a scholarship to Harvard bags master in Law, scores outstanding grades in New York bar exam
Destiny Ogedegbe made history by gaining admission to two prestigious institutions, Harvard University in the United States and the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, for his Master of Law degree. He received scholarships to study at both institutions but ultimately chose Harvard University, where he graduated with honors.
AKACHI NOEL 
Destiny Ogedegbe, a remarkable individual who secured a scholarship to Harvard University, has achieved a remarkable milestone by earning a Master's in Law and obtaining exceptional grades in the New York bar exam.
Destiny Ogedegbe made history by gaining admission to two prestigious institutions, Harvard University in the United States and the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, for his Master of Law degree. He received scholarships to study at both institutions but ultimately chose Harvard University, where he graduated with honors.
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Destiny candidly shared that upon enrolling at Harvard University, he initially grappled with Imposter Syndrome. However, with time, he acclimated to the Harvard University system, discovered his limitations, and honed his abilities. He emphasized that while he entered Harvard with virtues suitable for a résumé, he is now graduating with virtues essential for life itself. Destiny expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his remarkable colleagues, friends, and faculty members who contributed to his success.
In another noteworthy achievement, Destiny revealed that he recently passed the New York Bar Exam. He successfully passed the bar exam with a UBE (Uniform Bar Examination) Score.
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The UBE score serves as a standardized test widely utilized by numerous U.S. jurisdictions to admit candidates to the bar. Destiny proudly announced that his UBE score qualifies him to practice law in all UBE jurisdictions across the United States.
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Filled with excitement and a sense of accomplishment, Destiny acknowledged that his unwavering hard work had paid off. He extended his gratitude to his family and friends for their unwavering support throughout his journey, expressing his pride in having made them proud.
