Ejime earns commendation at Kingston varsity graduation

Miss Emmanuella Onyinye Ejime, flanked by her parents during the 2016 Kingston University, United Kingdom graduation, where she earned a commendation upon obtaining an LLM International Commercial Law

Nigeia’s Miss Emmanuella Onyinye Ejime, was among the 2,790 students that recently graduated from Kingston University, United Kingdom, and she did so with commendation in LLM International Commercial Law.

A 2012 law graduate of Madonna University, Anambra State, Ms Ejime, who was called to the Nigerian Bar in November 2014, was joined at the recent graduation at the Rose Theatre, Kingston, London by her parents and siblings.

Deputy Vice Chancellor (Operations) and university secretary, Mr Matthew Hilton, urged the graduating students to always uphold the Kingston tradition of tolerance, academic excellence and respect for cultural diversity.

He also charged them to maintain effective relationship with their alma mater and other alumni in their future endeavours counselling them to always bear in mind that, “your origin does not determine your destination.”

Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law, Prof. Ron Tuninga, in his remarks enjoined the graduates to work with industry and commitment, and to make a difference as they seek out new opportunities in the globalising world.

He also admonished them to remain in close touch with the school, and strive to advance its legacy by networking with other Kingston alumni across the world.

Kingston University, which boasts more than 23,000 students from 120 countries is a popular, diverse and modern institution that consistently ranks in the United Kingdom’s top universities for research.