The former BBNaija winner graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University with distinction.
He took to his Instagram story to share a lovely moment celebrating his latest achievement with his mother in the United States.
In the trending video, he was seen on stage receiving his certificate, and in another post was seen posing for a photo with his mother.
In 2018, Miracle won the BBNaija reality show tagged Double Wahala and took home N45m.
He got over 38% of the entire votes cast and got N25m in cash; a brand new SUV worth N12m; an all-expenses paid trip for two to an exotic destination valued at N4.7m; complete home entertainment system and appliances worth N3.3m.
Since winning the show, the star decided to take a break from social media in order to pursue his dream of becoming a pilot.
In other news, Korra Obidi’s former spouse, Justin Dean, has been criticized by relationship advisor Solomon Buchi for publicly expressing his dismay over his 4-year-old daughter allegedly imitating her mother’s twerking.
The issue arose when Justin Dean shared his concerns on Facebook about witnessing his daughter engaging in suggestive dancing similar to that of his ex-wife.
His post generated various reactions, with Solomon Buchi being one of those who provided feedback.
Solomon Buchi’s reaction to Justin Dean’s worries was characterized by ridicule, as he criticized Justin Dean for what he perceived as a lack of foresight in marrying Korra Obidi.
Referring to Korra Obidi as a “baddie,” Solomon Buchi argued that men often selfishly pursue relationships with women who could have negative impacts on their children.
“Why did you marry a woman who twerks 24/7?” Buchi questioned. “Sometimes, you men marry just to explore and be adventurous; you don’t consider that your wife will also be the mother of your kids. Now, your eyes have cleared. God help you,” he added.
Solomon Buchi proceeded to analyze Justin Dean’s apparent inconsistency in desiring specific attributes in a life partner, while simultaneously expressing disappointment when those very attributes are exhibited by his daughter.
“You wanna marry a baddie, but you don’t want a baddie daughter?”
“My brother, baddie begets baddie. When choosing a wife, remember that you’re also choosing the mother of your children, and if you can’t handle the reality of having daughters like your wife, she’s the wrong one. Baddie can only beget baddie.”
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