In August 2026, Tunde Amosu, who goes by @tunamosu on X, publicly celebrated his daughter Oluwatobiloba's graduation from Lagos State University (LASU) with a heartfelt message that included a powerful prayer for her future. The post, shared on the social media platform, quickly drew warm reactions from followers, including those who knew Oluwatobiloba during her time at the university.
Father's Heartfelt Message and Prayer
Amosu addressed his daughter directly in his post, referring to her by the nickname TESA. He wrote: "Congratulations to my daughter Oluwatobiloba on her graduation from LASU. Lord Almighty will light your path to greatness. Congratulations TESA." The message reflected his pride and his hopes for her future as she completes her degree from the institution, which had recently held its convocation ceremony.
The post resonated widely, with many users taking to the comment section to express their congratulations. Some responses came from individuals who knew Oluwatobiloba personally, including a former classmate who identified herself as her Head of Class (HOC) during their time at LASU.
Coursemates and Followers Join the Celebration
Among the responses, @_thefolayimi, who described herself as Oluwatobiloba's coursemate and HOC, commented: "Tobi is/was my coursemate. I was her HOC. She was a nice and reserved person. Congratulations to her. Congratulations to you too, mummy and daddy. She couldn't have done it without you guys." Another user, @frian6, simply said: "Congratulations to the graduand." A third, @basit38102058, added: "This your baby girl is a beautiful one, congratulations to her."
The outpouring of support highlighted the community's recognition of the milestone, with many celebrating not just Oluwatobiloba's achievement but also the role her family played in her success.
Related Stories and Context
In a related development, Legit.ng previously reported that LASU's best graduating student opened up about her admission experience in an interview, sharing her struggles, school experiences, and future goals. Additionally, other graduates have made headlines, including UNILAG's best graduating student who revealed he was rejected by the University of Ibadan, and another graduate who staged a one-man protest over unemployment.
The celebration of Oluwatobiloba's graduation underscores the importance of academic achievements in Nigeria, where families often take pride in their children's educational milestones. The post by Tunde Amosu serves as a testament to the joy and prayers that accompany such accomplishments, with the family now looking forward to the next chapter in Oluwatobiloba's journey.
