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22-year-old Nigerian, SOMTOCHI UGORJI Emerges Best Graduating Student At Loyola Marymount University, USA

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A heartwarming video capturing the proud moment of a 22-year-old Nigerian man, Obioma Somtochi Ugorji, has taken the internet by storm.

Ugorji emerged as the best-graduating student at Loyola Marymount University in the United States, showcasing not only his academic excellence but also his deep connection to his Nigerian and Igbo roots.

As the valedictorian of the university’s 2023 graduation ceremony, Ugorji delivered a captivating speech that left the audience in awe.

22-year-old Nigerian, SOMTOCHI UGORJI Emerges Best Graduating Student At Loyola Marymount University, USA

He proudly identified himself as Nigerian and placed great emphasis on his cultural heritage, beautifully representing the Igbo culture on the global stage.

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During his speech, Ugorji introduced the phrase “Igbo Kwenu,” explaining its significance within Igbo culture. He conveyed that “Igbo Kwenu” is an expression of endorsement and unity, symbolizing the collective strength shared by the Igbo people.

In a touching display, Ugorji proceeded to teach the audience how to respond whenever he exclaimed “Igbo Kwenu,” and the enthusiastic response showcased the genuine connection and appreciation that transcended cultural boundaries.

22-year-old Nigerian, SOMTOCHI UGORJI Emerges Best Graduating Student At Loyola Marymount University, USA

The video of this powerful moment quickly went viral, garnering widespread attention and admiration. People from all over the world were moved by Ugorji’s pride in his heritage and his ability to unite and inspire others through his cultural identity.

Somtochi giving his heartwarming speech

Ugorji’s achievement as the best-graduating student, combined with his celebration of Nigerian and Igbo culture, serves as an inspiration to students and individuals everywhere to embrace and cherish their cultural heritage while pursuing their dreams on the global stage.

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