Nigerian Man Narrates How He Found Out His Admission Letter From OOU Was Fake After Graduation

A Nigerian man has narrated how he found out his admission letter was fake after graduation from the Olabisi Onabanjo university (OOU), Ago-Iwoye.  

The Nigerian filmmaker @orlajyeahlay said he graduated from Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) in 2009 with a second-class upper in Biochemistry.

He said after graduation, he found out seven years after graduating from Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) as he recalled how he lost everything .

He further noted how he was expecting a confirmation letter at his workplace at that time only to be handed dismissal with the workplace noting that his admission was fake. 

The digital marketer shared his story while replying to a netizen who urged people to narrate what made them realise life was vanity. 

He said he finished from the Ogun state varsity with a second-class upper in Biochemistry in 2009, completed his NYSC in Delta State in 2011 and started working at a bank in 2013 after months of fruitless search for a job;Three years later, he was to get a confirmation letter only to be dismissed by the bank.

 He pointed out it was heart-wrenching and a life-shocker to learn about the sad development of his admission. 

He noted "...It was at the point of confirmation we discovered I had a fake admission and my matriculation number was assigned to another person who happened to be the one with the original admission but he was a drop-out. I lost everything aside from my name and it was heart-wrenching,'  

Reacting on social media @Sir_BenBoye said: "Been trying to avoid this thread gut, this is much for a human being.

 "OOU and swapping names after admission list have been pasted, happened to someone I know, her dad died in that same problem.

 "She had to leave OOU at her final year because her name was swapped for someone else."

 @Gr8_nex said: "Just when you think you've had it worse, then you somehow stumble on the story of another that questions ur grieve.

 "I've had it bad, but pushing on even when it seems the only way forward is to give up. "Your story, Sir, is far more than the motivation anyone needs to fight on."

 @timii_xo said: "My darling Olayele some of us carry this pain so well that people barely believe or know we are sinking. "Thank you for holding on." 

@Barrister_Mykel said: "Sometimes, texts can only give some snippets of all the pains, disappointments and agony the heart and soul goes through at series of difficult periods, the intensity in reality form is so unimaginable.

 "I'm glad victory ends it all."