A police officer from the Prosecution Unit in the Eastern Division, Constable Kushboo Saheeba Nisha Ali, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming a qualified lawyer. At just 25 years old, she was officially admitted to the Bar of the High Court of Fiji during a ceremony held at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva, where she was supported by her mother and brother.
Over the past seven years, Constable Ali has worked diligently to complete her law degree and Professional Diploma in Legal Practice (PDLP) at the University of the South Pacific. Juggling a full-time job with her education was a challenging endeavor, as she shared the difficulties of maintaining high academic standards while managing numerous assignments and tutorials.
Constable Ali credits her success to the unwavering support of her single mother and family members, who helped her navigate the hurdles she faced throughout her academic journey. Looking ahead, she is excited about her future within the Fiji Police Force and expressed a desire to further her studies, with aspirations of possibly studying abroad.
The journey of Constable Ali echoes the experiences of other ambitious individuals in the legal field, such as Shyyal Kumar, who recently graduated with a Bachelor of Laws degree and shared similar challenges of balancing education and personal commitments. Both women embody the spirit of perseverance, emphasizing the importance of support from their families.
With her recent accomplishment, Constable Ali’s story serves as an inspiration to many young Fijians, highlighting the potential for success through hard work and determination in the face of challenges. She exemplifies hope for a new generation of legal professionals dedicated to serving their communities.
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