“I Became A Chartered Account At 18” – Nigerian Teenager Who Graduated From University At 17 Lists Her Achievements

A Nigerian teenager has gotten the attention of social media users after she took to Twitter to detail the things she’s achieved and the age at which she achieved them. At only 19, she is done with NYSC and is working already after becoming a chartered accountant at 18.
Read what she wrote below:

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