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Encomiums as Tony Elumelu shares photos of daughter’s graduation

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By Chioma Obinagwam

It was a rain of “congratulations” as the Chairman of UBA Group splashed beautiful photos of his daughter, Oge Elumelu’s graduation, on his social media handles.

 

Confiance News gathered that Oge Elumelu graduated from the London School of Economics (LSE), where she bagged a Bsc. in Politics and Philosophy.

 

Tony Elumelu’s brother, a legislator at Nigeria’s upper chamber legislature (the National Assembly), Ndudi Elumelu, could not hold back his joy when he visited his niece— oge on the occasion.

 

Reacting he said:”It was awesome to be at my niece Miss Oge Tony Elumelu’s graduation ceremony from the London School of Economics, London.”

 

Multiple award winning Nigerian singer and song-writer Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun popularly called Wizkid, was present at Oge’s graduation party.

 

Oge Elumelu. Photo credit: Tony Elumelu’s LinkedIn

 

Oge Elumelu with her Father, Tony Elumelu during her graduation from London School of Economics (LSE). Photo credit: Tony Elumelu’s LinkedIn.

 

Oge Elumelu (middle) with her Father, Tony Elumelu and mother, Awele Elumelu during her graduation from London School of Economics (LSE). Photo credit: Tony Elumelu’s LinkedIn.

 

Oge Elumelu with members of her nuclear family during her graduation ceremony. Photo credit: Tony Elumelu on LinkedIn.

 

Wizkid also graced the occasion. Photo credit: Tony Elumelu on Twitter.
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