All Girls Squad: Beautiful Lady and Friends Become Doctors Same Day
- A beautiful lady and her five friends all made it out of the university victoriously as medical doctors
- Many who saw their squad photo on Twitter said they all served a wonderful friendship goal people should aspire to
- There were tweeps who because of the ladies' beauty wanted to know the hospitals they would be practising at
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There is a saying that goes, "friends who stay together working on their mutual goal achieve it faster". A young lady with the Twitter handle @dr_kay_umar proved that with a photo.
On Saturday, March 13, she shared a snap of herself and friends who all became medical doctors on the same day.
All the ladies wore their lab coats with stethoscopes hanging over their necks as they wore a big smile.
Many people praised their academic feat, wishing them well in their future pursuits in saving lives and making the world a better place.
See her post below:
The photo went viral, gettings thousands of reactions less than two days after it was posted. Below are some of them:
@higherutley said:
"What an amazing squad! May you all have the careers you desire! There weren’t that many women in my whole year at medical school..."
@majidsyed30 said:
"MashAllah may Allah bless you and your family and give you all the happiness in the world and hereafter I ameen."
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@anne_umoren said:
"Can't wait to recreate this with my squad!"
@apoeticmindset said:
"This is a great picture to see after a not-great weekend. Congrats everyone, and you all look like the superstars you are."
@SabilaSiddiqui said:
"This tweet made me so happyyy aahh! Congratulations ladies, May your days filled with strength and good faith. Wishing you guys all the best."
Meanwhile, Briefly.co.za earlier reported that
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