Nollywood Actress Regina Chukwu Celebrates Daughter’s Graduation from Babcock University
Nollywood actress Regina Chukwu proudly announced her daughter Nwafor Rachael’s graduation from Babcock University. Regina Chukwu, who has faced numerous challenges as a single mother without external support, attributed their success to divine intervention. Acknowledging the transition into a new phase of life for her daughter, Chukwu promised to continue her unwavering support.
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Nollywood actress Regina Chukwu proudly announced her daughter Nwafor Rachael’s graduation from Babcock University.
The talented actress took to her Instagram page to share pictures of the momentous occasion, reflecting on their journey together as a single mother. “My daughter graduates today from Babcock University, and it’s such an emotional moment for me. Looking back on the very first day I drove her and her younger brother to the university as a freshman, and now seeing her graduate, all I can say is, IT’S BEEN GOD!” Chukwu wrote.
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Regina Chukwu, who has faced numerous challenges as a single mother without external support, attributed their success to divine intervention. She expressed deep gratitude for her daughter’s achievements, noting, “For a single mother to personally have two children in Babcock at the same time without any help, and to reach this level, it’s indeed God at work. I am proud of you, @nwaforracheal_. You have made me very proud. I am a proud mother, and I bless your journey from this day forward.”
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Acknowledging the transition into a new phase of life for her daughter, Chukwu promised to continue her unwavering support. “Chiamaka, this is another phase of your life, and I promise I’ll be there all the way, God willing,” she wrote. She encouraged her daughter to remain focused and true to herself, stating, “Thank you for not allowing peer pressure to dictate your growth and for always remembering who you are. You have done well, my Ada.”
