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NIGERIAN BRIDE ABANDONS HER WEDDING TO SIT FOR EXAMS ON HER WEDDING DAY




- A Nigerian bride has given weddings a whole new meaning with her action
- She was spotted in an examination hall in her wedding dress
A Nigerian lady identified as Dooshima Kusugh has become the talk of the town after the young lady put her wedding on hold in order to sit for an exam. Interestingly, she was spotted at the examination hall with her wedding dress and bridesmaids.
Kusugh has become an inspiration for most brides in Nigeria as she accorded a high level of importance to her education when her big day clashed with the day she was meant to walk down the aisle with her beau.
The 300 level student of Benue State University (BSU) was cheered on by her colleagues after seeing the great stunt she pulled on her wedding day in a bid not to miss her paper. It is truly inspiring seeing this beautiful lady all dressed up for her big day while dedicating a little time for her examination.
This seemed like a logical decision to most people who think the wedding ceremony would end and she would have to continue with her life. For those who have dreamt of getting married for years, this kind of decision may be hard to make.
Bride and groom at reception before the exam.

The pictures of the bride in the examination hall were shared by Daniel Kusugh on Facebook. The young man who seems to be related to the bride was so proud of her and could not hide it in the caption he attached to the post.
Bride and her maids at the exam hall
To make matters interestingly, Kusugh was spotted with two of her bridesmaids in the exam hall. The ladies may also be sitting for the same paper. There is no doubt that this lady values her education and would not want to jeopardize her future for anything.
Will you be able to do this as a bride? Do you think she took a big risk by writing an examination on her wedding day? Let your opinion count in the comment section.
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