Mazi Uche Okafor-Mefor, former deputy director of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), has graduated with a first-class Honours degree in Nursing (Mental health) from Birmingham University, United Kingdom.
This was disclosed by Mefor in a post on his official Facebook page.
Mefor also announced he was awarded the degree of Master of Arts with merit in Terrorism, International Crime and Global Security from Conventry University, United Kingdom.
While sharing his certificates, Mefor noted that these achievements is to remind anyone balancing work, study, and life that it is hard, but it is completely possible.
He said: “Back-to-back milestones completed. Mandatorily demanding, heavy on resources, and an absolute test of energy and time—but we got it done. First-Class BSc (Hons) and a Merit in Master of Arts in Terrorism, International Crime and Global Security.
“I am sharing this today to remind anyone balancing work, study, and life that it is hard, but it is entirely possible. Grateful for the journey and excited for the next strategic chapter! Keep investing in yourself!!”
See certificates below:
