Former EAGA Gospel Choir member: Dr Abigail Udoma's PhD Graduation celebration
| Type of post: | Choir news item |
| Sub-type: | General |
| Posted By: | Admin EAGA Gospel Choir |
| Status: | Current |
| Date Posted: | Mon, 23 Sep 2024 |
Congratulations are in order for Dr Abigail Udoma a former member of the EAGA Gospel Choir.
Abigail Udoma's recent PhD graduation ceremony from the De Montfort University was a momentous occasion, celebrated with joy and reverence by family, friends, and the academic community at her graduation party. Abigail’s journey through her doctoral studies was marked by dedication and resilience, qualities that were notably reflected in the celebration of her academic achievement.
The EAGA Gospel Choir played a central role in the evening’s celebrations. Their spirited performance included jubilant renditions of "Oh Happy Day" and "Avulekile," both of which resonated deeply with the audience and added a layer of celebratory exuberance to the proceedings.
Following the musical interlude, Abigail took the stage to deliver her speech. Her words were a blend of gratitude, reflection, and inspiration, capturing the essence of her academic journey and the support she received from her family, peers, and mentors. Her speech was met with enthusiastic applause, a testament to the respect and admiration she has garnered throughout her time at the university.
As a final touch to the evening, Abigail requested a special performance by the choir of "Rise Up," a beautiful piece sung by Sister Antonia Whyte. This selection was both a personal and communal homage to the perseverance and triumph embodied in Abigail’s academic achievements. The performance was a fitting conclusion to a celebration filled with both personal and collective significance.
Abigail Udoma’s PhD graduation was not only a celebration of her academic success but also a testament to the supportive network of family, friends, and the university community. The event was a vibrant blend of cultural pride, personal achievement, and communal celebration, marked by the enthusiastic participation of the EAGA Gospel Choir and the heartfelt involvement of Abigail's family.
See photos of the Choir at Abigail's graduation party:
Abigail Udoma's recent PhD graduation ceremony from the De Montfort University was a momentous occasion, celebrated with joy and reverence by family, friends, and the academic community at her graduation party. Abigail’s journey through her doctoral studies was marked by dedication and resilience, qualities that were notably reflected in the celebration of her academic achievement.
The EAGA Gospel Choir played a central role in the evening’s celebrations. Their spirited performance included jubilant renditions of "Oh Happy Day" and "Avulekile," both of which resonated deeply with the audience and added a layer of celebratory exuberance to the proceedings.
Following the musical interlude, Abigail took the stage to deliver her speech. Her words were a blend of gratitude, reflection, and inspiration, capturing the essence of her academic journey and the support she received from her family, peers, and mentors. Her speech was met with enthusiastic applause, a testament to the respect and admiration she has garnered throughout her time at the university.
As a final touch to the evening, Abigail requested a special performance by the choir of "Rise Up," a beautiful piece sung by Sister Antonia Whyte. This selection was both a personal and communal homage to the perseverance and triumph embodied in Abigail’s academic achievements. The performance was a fitting conclusion to a celebration filled with both personal and collective significance.
Abigail Udoma’s PhD graduation was not only a celebration of her academic success but also a testament to the supportive network of family, friends, and the university community. The event was a vibrant blend of cultural pride, personal achievement, and communal celebration, marked by the enthusiastic participation of the EAGA Gospel Choir and the heartfelt involvement of Abigail's family.
See photos of the Choir at Abigail's graduation party:
