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Nigerian woman becomes Second Lieutenant of the US Army, husband celebrates her on social media (photos)
A Nigerian woman identified as Oluwatobi Al-Bakare has proved that barriers can be broken anywhere as she becomes a Second Lieutenant of the United States Army. The woman was commissioned on Thursday, May 16.
Withinnigeria came across her success story after it was shared on Twitter by her husband, Olatunde Bakare. Olatunde Bakare had taken to Twitter to celebrate his beautiful wife for her accomplishment at the United States Army.
The husband shared photos of his wife dressed in her official army uniform as she gets commissioned at the student center ballroom A in Bowie State University in George’s County, Maryland.
Introducing Scd. Lt. Oluwatobi Al-Bakare of the United States Army ?????????? pic.twitter.com/tDrDoivBn2
— Olatunde Bakare (@Backarray) May 16, 2019
The spring 2019 commissioning ceremony had taken place around 1:00pm. Bakare celebrated his wife and congratulated her in his tweet.
He said:
“My amazing wife @TobyAlmaroof will be commissioning today as a Second Lieutenant of the United States Army. Couldn’t be prouder of her accomplishments. Congratulations baby girl.”
My amazing wife @TobyAlmaroof will be commissioning today as a Second Lieutenant of the United States Army. Couldn’t be prouder of her accomplishments. Congratulations baby girl. pic.twitter.com/GzwdM1VvUP
— Olatunde Bakare (@Backarray) May 16, 2019