Samuel Ajose, an undergraduate at the University of Ibadan (UI), has shared his excitement online following his induction into the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. The ceremony, held in May, saw Ajose donning a white coat, which he described as a symbol of responsibility.
White Coat Ceremony Marks New Chapter
In a LinkedIn post, Ajose shared pictures from the event, including one in his white coat, and offered a glimpse of his induction oath. He admitted that wearing the coat made everything feel real, noting that it has now gone beyond just school and is now a responsibility.
Ajose stated that he knows the journey ahead will not be easy, but expressed readiness to work, keep learning, and grow into the kind of pharmacist he aspires to become. His post read: "Yesterday, I was inducted into the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Ibadan, at my White Coat Ceremony. Wearing the white coat made everything feel real, it’s not just school anymore, it’s a responsibility. I know the journey ahead won’t be easy, but I’m ready to put in the work, keep learning, and grow into the kind of pharmacist I aspire to be. This is just the beginning."
Reactions from Netizens
Legit.ng compiled reactions to the UI graduate's post. Jimoh Mistura said: "Congratulations to you— our future pharmacist." Ayooluwa J. Adeniyi added: "Congratulations. Welcome to the First and Best's Pharmacy School." Favour Durosaro commented: "Samuel Ajose, congratulations, future Pharm Doctor."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that another UI pharmacy graduate bagged a first-class degree and won multiple awards.
UI Finalist's Message to Final Year Students
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a UI final year student, Ruth, studying religious studies, sent a thought-provoking message to final year students ahead of graduation. She advised final year students not to graduate without a plan, stressing that the plan does not have to be perfect or something big.
