Promise Okoro has yet to name the animal but says it loves eating fried rice

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When Promise Okoro walked out of his final degree exams earlier this month, he fully expected the usual end-of-term celebrations.

His cheering friends were already outside blasting music and snapping and filming this much-loved Nigerian "signing-out" ritual.

Their white shirts filled up with messages scribbled by classmates and well-wishers – a colourful record of a shared journey through education.

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But then, through the crowd, came Promise's mother, Chinyere, pulling a goat.

It turned an already joyful afternoon into a moment Promise and his friends would not soon forget.

The 23-year-old pharmaceutical technology student initially thought the screams meant someone was about to propose marriage.

Instead, he found his friends gathered around his mother, who was making her way towards him, gently coaxing the farm animal behind her.

Promise's classmates celebrated as his mother handed over the gift

He says he was not embarrassed at all. Instead, his classmates cheered.

📰 Source: BBC Africa