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My family skipped my graduation because of my age — Then a professor took the stage
['Kola Muhammed']
Tuko.co.ke
At 62, I walked into my college graduation carrying a dream I'd been postponing for more than 40 years.
Then my professor asked me to step into the hallway, and everything I thought I knew about that day changed.
It took time for me to believe that age was just a number and that, with enough determination, anything was still possible.
"It has to do with who's going to hire a first-year teacher at retirement age," he snapped.
It was better because I'd finally arrived as myself.